Mad #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hello, Lyndon! or My Fair Lady Bird," Dick DeBartolo and Mort Drucker deliver a sharp, satirical take on pageant culture, where a parade of glamorous airheads vies for a meaningless title, judged by celebrities hawking products and cheered on by a crowd more interested in spectacle than substance. A 30-cent comic from 1966, this issue stands out for its biting wit and iconic caricatures, with Drucker’s expressive art bringing the absurdity to life.
In the satirical pages of *Mad* #107, "The Miss American Beauty Pageant" mocks the absurdity of televised pageants, where a lineup of airheaded contestants vies for a hollow crown, celebrity judges hawk their wares mid-routine, and the audience’s attention is as shallow as the competition itself.
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Reprinted in Mad #3 (1967), Mad #5 (1968), The Ridiculously Expensive Mad #[nn] (1969), The Mad Morality or the Ten Commandments Revisited #[nn] (1972), The Rip Off Mad #34 (74-252) (1973), Mad #67 (1974), Dave Berg's Mad Trash #[nn] (1977), Dave Berg's Mad Trash #[nn] (1981), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #38 (1982), Mad's Sergio Aragonés on Parade #14 (1982), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #40 (1982), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #45 (1983), Mad's Greatest Artists: Sergio Aragonès #[nn] (2010), Mad's Greatest Artists: Mort Drucker #[nn] (2012), Mad's Greatest Artists: Don Martin #[nn] (2014), Mad #42 (2025), Mad #62
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