Mad #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Future Broadway Musicals," a satirical twist on "The Song of Hiawatha," a Native American man wanders off course on his way to a southern college and ends up recruited to play football for a team in northern Minnesota—only to find himself caught in a surreal, musicalized world of exaggerated college life. Written by Tom Koch and brought to life with sharp, absurd humor by Don Martin, whose distinctive art and inking define the issue’s chaotic charm, this Mad classic delivers a laugh-filled, surreal take on campus culture and athletic ambition. Cover by Don Martin.
In a satirical twist on "The Song of Hiawatha," Jo, a Native American student navigating a modern journey, finds himself hopelessly lost en route to a southern college—only to be unexpectedly recruited to play football for a team in northern Minnesota. The story unfolds with deadpan humor and playful absurdity, blending mythic grandeur with the quirks of mid-20th-century campus life.
In this 1966 satire from Mad #100, a woman arrives at a creaky mansion to visit her eccentric cousin, only to find a household full of bizarre characters and even stranger secrets. With deadpan wit and sharp parody, the story skewers the tropes of the older actress slasher film, all rendered in typeset letters that add to the mock-serious tone.
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↩ Reprints Mad #4 (1967)
Reprinted in The Ridiculously Expensive Mad #[nn] (1969), Polyunsaturated Mad #31 (64-702) (1971), Mad #48 (1973), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #42 (1983), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #50 (1985), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #69 (1989), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #85 (1993), Mad's Greatest Artists: Don Martin #[nn] (2014), Mad #34 (2023)
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