Mad 1952 #246 - back issue - $4.00

Examples of newspaper editorial cartoonists copying ideas from old Mad covers.

Parodying the television show "At The Movies", two critics review three current hit films.

In a parody of the film "Trading Places," as a social experiment, two wealthy capitalists engineer a life swap between a upper-class white man and an inner-city black man.

In a parody of the film "Risky Business," a high school student sleeps around until he finds a woman he wants to settle down with.

In a parody of the film "Flashdance," a young woman moonlights from her welding job as an exotic dancer.

Generic National Enquirer cover template with blanks to make your own headlines.

Multiple examples of possible quips for particular situational set-up lines.

A street beggar gets a tough contribution.

The humorous aggravations of auto repairs, divorce, excuses, tests, dieting, staying awake, playmates, college, cold weather, cooking, time, mothers, the telephone and progress.

Series of questions designed to test a person's political savvy.

Illustration of a typical fast food restaurant with some things that aren't typical.

Humorous vignettes revolving around foto-booths.

A street beggar courts multiple income streams.

On-going problems faced by public school systems that have fallen through the cracks.

The White Spy lays a trap for the Black Spy with some secret plans as bait.

Robin Williams interviews a Crisis Relocation Emergency Evacuation Planner.

Examples of signs that the country is gearing up for war.

Examples of annoying habits of sick people.

A blind man's guide dog attacks a pedestrian.

In a parody of the TV series "Matt Houston," a wealthy Texan acts as a private detective despite not having any aptitude for the job.

The beast from Detroit has returned.

Parody atomic fallout warning poster for your school.

• Drawn Out Dramas - Cartoons drawn into the margins of random pages.
• In Case of Atomic Attack - Back cover.