Mad #116

In "Dirtier By the Dozen," a no-nonsense officer is tasked with turning a roster of murderers, degenerates, psychos, and bad actors into an elite assault squad—despite his deep skepticism about the whole premise. The story’s razor-sharp satire and typeset letters deliver a wry, fast-paced take on military absurdity, all wrapped in the classic Mad humor of 1968.

In "The Joe Nasty Show," a 1968 satire from Mad #116, a brash, unapologetically crude talk show host thrives on outrage—his foul language and disdain for guests only fueling his popularity. The story skewers the absurdity of celebrity culture through a typeset lettering style that mirrors the show’s chaotic energy.