Another day, another five issues of MAD.
Enjoy with relish and BUMP if you're reading!
(only three more issues until Sergio)
>>94223373
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>>94223796
Sorry to interject but
>Kennedy
>To get to the other side
>1962 issue
Spoopy.
Please skip posting the back cover. The magazine is cheeky and thinks we're going to look if it tells us not to. I wish to prove it wrong.
>>94224233
#74 in next ten minutes.
>>94224258
(two more issues until Sergio)
>>94225253
#75 in next few minutes.
>>94225273
Cool.
>>94225273
(only one more issue until Sergio)
>>94224258
Im half-tempted to post a immunity dog/cat for anons benefit, but i ain't gonna rudely interrupt the storytime.
>>94226341
#76 after the break!
>>94226364
...and here it is, and here's Sergio!
>>94226048
You could probably do that by the time #77 is done.
>>94226931
Internet connection goofed, sorry.
>>94226958
No problem.
>>94223553
I get how most of the parody names work (Short Mort = Little Joe Cartwright, Ox = Hoss Cartwright) and "Turner Cartwheel" is a pun rather then completely corresponding to the Ben Cartwright name, but how does Yves work for Adam Cartwright?
>>94227060Press F to pay respects.http://www.madmagazine.com/blog/2017/07/28/rip-stan-hart-mad-writer
>>94227191
>...and here it is, and here's Sergio!
...and the rest is history.
>>94227705
#77 in a few.
>>94228595
And that's that. Thanks for reading /co/!
Join me on Monday for more classic MAD (and what could be better than a MAD Monday?)
Until then enjoy your weekend and BUMP for other readers!
Shortlist of Best Articles:
#73:
Bananaz (>>94223473, Lou Silverstone's first contribution to Mad)
Road Signs that Reflect the Language of the Region (>>94223580)
If Products Only Worked Under Demonstration Conditions (>>94223947)
#74:
Dr. Kiljoy (>>94224560)
Future TV Medical Shows (>>94224672, also
Stan Hart's first article)
TV Ads We'd Like to See (>>94224990)
#75:
Alfred's Poor Almanac (>>94225532)
Superstitions (>>94225748)
Intellectual TV Shows Geared to the Seven-Year-Old Mind (>>94226022)
#76:
If Kids Designed Their Own Xmas Toys (>>94226958)
President Kennedy and the Washington Crowd Speaking from Pictures (>>94227146)
A Mad Look at the U.S. Space Effort (>>94227217)
#77:
If Five Cartoonists Interpreted an Age-Old Riddle (>>94228090)
A MAD Guide to Astrology (>>94228344)
A MAD Look at Travel ( >>94228492)
Tomorrow will showcase MAD's evolution throughout 1963, plus what I think is one of the greatest articles of all time, "EAST SIDE STORY"!
>>94229918
>Tomorrow
Monday, actually.>>94228622
>>94223420
Bisque China head of AEN, none on eBay, good investment!
Stan Hart, a 38-year-veteran for Mad, has passed away. A utility writer that also wrote for television on the Bob Newhart and Carol Burnett shows with Larry Siegel, Stan was a gifted and pointed writer for many Mad satires, including movie parodies of The Sound of Music, Catch-22, Serpico, Barry Lyndon (!), Marathon Man, Ordinary People, ET, Dirty Dancing, Groundhog Day, and The Green Mile; as well as TV satires of The Fugitive, M*A*S*H, Barney Miller, Taxi, and Seinfeld.
Condolences to his son Chris (himself a writer for Mad) can be sent to [email protected] Meanwhile, please enjoy reading Stan's material for the rest of this marathon.
>>94224059
>woman who kicks ass character
Trendy 2017 SJW garbage!