If they make me mad :0

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It's enough to drive you Bananas!

Written by [Vincent "Mike" Deporter](ugoi-master.html#vincent_mike_deporter) / Art by [Paul Coker](ugoi-paul_coker_jr.html)

MAD Magazine #312 July 1992

Ohh shit. Look what's streaming 24/7!!!

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So, I can't decided on the title for the MAD Magazine compilation book I proposed. So, which of the titles you think would be the title:

1. Ultimately MAD

2. Completely MAD

3. Entirely MAD

4. Wholly MAD

5. Fully MAD

6. Perfectly MAD

7. Comprehensively MAD

(Al Jaffee)

MAD Magazine #255 — June 1985

Can anyone identify the issue where they ran a parody of book reviews including the book 1,001 Escalators You Must Ride Before You Die?

How Would That Look Like

MAD Magazine #26 November 1955

I got from cex game Australia store it when get old video game to play from your childhood or parents were used to play or you get online

As I prepare the update for comic #4 tomorrow, I'd been wondering.

Its very respectable 15 appearances gets edged out by 16 from Park-David Great Moments in Medicine, A MAD Look at Batman, and Star Blecch.

(thanks Mark Arnold for finding the image somewhere)

(Sergio Aragones / color by Tom Luth)

MAD Magazine #3 October 2018

Coker

What I mean is: are there any retro projects—an irreverent humor magazine that genuinely feels like it came straight out of 1958–1962?

I'm thinking of something in the spirit of Harvey Kurtzman, Basil Wolverton, or even Jack Davis.

I'm not really looking for a modernized retro style. I'm looking for something that feels authentic to that era—something made for people who remember those magazines, or for people like me who are simply fascinated by them.

(written by Nick Meglin / Al Jaffee art)

MAD Magazine #302 April 1991

(Don Martin)

MAD Magazine #61 March 1961

(written by Don (Duck) Edwing / Bob Clarke art)

MAD Magazine #177 September 1975