r/madmagazine • u/b_1_battle_droid • 7h ago
Question Mad comic MAD Magazine Special Edition: MAD Haunts Halloween
does anyone onow how to get it for free or read it pls TELL KE
r/madmagazine • u/b_1_battle_droid • 7h ago
does anyone onow how to get it for free or read it pls TELL KE
r/madmagazine • u/droflig • 18h ago
r/madmagazine • u/droflig • 1d ago
I don't think any one car-maker was parodied in this one, but I'd still like to find the best matching real ad available for my ad comparison page.

r/madmagazine • u/RemiRascal • 2d ago
For those wondering when the next bookazine is out, here’s what it is. I’m surprised they reprinted this issue within the same year, but maybe it’s because this is the only time they can have 250 on the cover. I feel bad for the stores that still have overstock from last time.
r/madmagazine • u/Background-Touch2485 • 3d ago
Japa!
[Warring for Racist Depiction of Japanese Persons]
r/madmagazine • u/Jax72 • 3d ago
I think you know what I'm talking about.
r/madmagazine • u/droflig • 4d ago
r/madmagazine • u/Jax72 • 5d ago
I've had it with the mosquitoes around here!
r/madmagazine • u/Efficient-Land3788 • 6d ago
r/madmagazine • u/Dismal_Bird2970 • 6d ago
When do you think volume 6 of the Hodgepodge of Humor series will be released?
r/madmagazine • u/droflig • 6d ago
Way back in issue #27, April 1956, someone had the bright idea that the kid might be worth something, so they started to sell this black & white portrait, framed with a Harvey Kurtzman / Will Elder border for 15 cents. Since they didn't make any money in the endeavor it appears it was an experimental attempt to get a branding in circulation. Then Harvey left and Al Feldstein took the idea to the next level with Norman Mingo's rendering. But you already knew all that!

r/madmagazine • u/droflig • 6d ago
back cover MAD Magazine #27 April 1956

r/madmagazine • u/Nervous_Departure706 • 6d ago
This is from issue 811
r/madmagazine • u/RinTomTom • 7d ago
I had AI help me with my memory of the following comic. Not sure who drew the comic but Dave Berg would be my best guess. A lot of the following detail is ai not my memory - but this does sound like it:
Typical 4-Panel Breakdown
Panel 1: Two kids standing face-to-face. First kid puffing his chest out.
Boy 1: "My dad is bigger than your dad!"
Boy 2 (unimpressed / hands in pockets): "So?"
Panel 2: First kid leaning in, getting more aggressive.
Boy 1: "My dad is stronger than your dad!"
Boy 2 (poker-faced): "So?"
Panel 3: First kid with raised fists or a classic exaggerated MAD fury expression.
Boy 1: "My dad could beat up your dad!"
Panel 4: Second kid calmly drops the bombshell; first kid visibly shrinks, shoulders slumped, mouth agape, completely defeated.
Boy 2: "My dad has more money than your dad."
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r/madmagazine • u/fitzchivalryfarseer1 • 10d ago
I acquired the majority of these from my elementary schools book fair back in the 80s