Mad #139
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Vampire" in Mad #139 (1970) delivers a classic blend of satire and absurdity, anchored by Jack Davis’s sharp, iconic cover art. This issue features the usual mix of parody and wit, from a subscription ad for Mad Magazine to a lively letters page with contributions from readers like Brian Hanley, Michael Altman, and Helen Andrews, all framed by Davis’s unmistakable style on the cover. A playful ad for Mad Power, a political-themed paperback, rounds out the eclectic mix of content in this 35-cent comic from 1970.
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Comparing then and now, from the forties to the seventies, featuring the topics, movies; clothes; smoking; war; hair; school authority; family car & the school paper.
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