Mad 1952 #510 - back issue - $3.00

A different version of the oath of the ring.

Ad for book series from Little, Brown and Company.

Letters, photos and fan art, including a Morse code tattoo on Antonio Prohias' grandaughter, Spy Vs. Spy sculptures, and a 90th birthday card from Al Jaffee.

Ad for subscriptions, giving away the Alfred E. Neuman portraits that were sold from 1966-1984.

Ad for Spy vs. Spy merchandise.

House ad for special edition collecting MAD's Harry Potter spoofs.

Various short satires of pop culture.

Parody of posters for the Terminator movies, retitled as Terminated movies, featuring TV news personalities whose shows have been canceled.

A parody of the Green Lantern movie, filled with just about every green pop culture character you can imagine.

A number of ways antisocial ventriloquists can plague society.

A look at the problems that public recognition causes celebrities.

Phony ad flyer highlighting products from the "Things That Convert Into Other Things Sale." Parody of Bed Bath & Beyond stores.

Humorous comparisons between each captain and Captain America.

In one story, the spies engage in feigned suicides to get the better of each other. In the second story, the White Spy encounters poison ivy while trying to reach the Black Spy.

Ways the poor economy may have affected love life.

House ad for MAD's new blog, The Idiotical.

A collection of comic strips.

Ad parody for "Angry Birds Team Six Navy Seals Edition."

Tad discusses his efforts to earn money for an amusement park ticket.

Things that might go wrong with a burial at sea.

Proposed new Chance and Community Chest cards for Monopoly, with amounts in the multi-millions.

Goofy wrestling news items under the heading of the Did You Know feature used by World Wrestling Entertainment TV.

House ad for book of Sergio Aragones' work.

Parody of the TV show Pawn Stars.

Shadows reveal people's true intentions.

Satire of Dos Equis Beer ads featuring the Most Interesting Man In The World.

Answer is The Miami Heat.

Ad for latest album by Weird Al Yankovic.

• How To Train Your Dragon Series - inside front cover
• Departments - The feature "The Boxers Rebellion Department" is phony and does not actually appear in the issue. Art is from various articles in this issue.
• An Incredible, Spectacular Offer for NEW Subscribers Only! - between pages 1-2 of letters pages
• Spy vs Spy Gear & Gifts - on bottom of page 3 of letters pages
• - on bottom of page 4 of letters pages
• Humorous Stupidious! - Lists the on sale date as July 19.
• The Fundalini Pages - Additional features are: Obama-Haters' Reactions to the Killing of Osama Bin Laden; What Lindsay Lohan Learned During Her Community Service At The L.A. Morgue
• Terminated - Appears in 3 different places in the magazine, one page for each celebrity.
• Spy vs. Spy - 2 stories
• Stupidity Never Sleeps! - Art is excerpts from various features, including an image from Don Martin.
• The Strip Club - Other features are: I'm Afraid It's Very Serious; Jungle Jeff; Rex In The City; and Got Your Nose.
• A MAD Look at Burial at Sea - Original department was "Float Some And Jettison Some Dept."
• What Despicable Group Is Scorned around the Country Wherever They Go? - inside back cover
• Drawn Out Dramas - Gags appear on 16 different pages.
• The Time Has Come! - back cover