Mad #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the satirical satire "Catch-All-22," a World War II pilot at an American air base in the Italian Theater pushes the limits of logic and absurdity in a desperate bid to escape the Army Air Force, all while chaos and madness swirl around him. Written by Stan Hart and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Mort Drucker, the story captures the surreal tension of wartime bureaucracy with biting humor. The cover, by Jack Rickard, perfectly sets the tone with its exaggerated, deadpan style.
In a satirical twist on the classic "Catch-22," a desperate pilot at an American air base in the Italian Theater during World War II spins through a maze of bureaucratic absurdity, trying every loophole and ruse he can imagine to escape the Army Air Force—while the world around him spirals into ever more surreal chaos.
In this 1971 Mad parody, a clueless detective and his equally bewildered team launch a bumbling search across Hawaii for a missing cultural artifact, turning the iconic TV crime drama into a delightfully absurd satire. The humor comes from the characters' obliviousness and the exaggerated, deadpan delivery of their misadventures.
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Reprinted in Mad #30 (1971), Mad #33 (1972), Mad #35 (1972), Mad #36 (1972), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #15 (1975), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #16 (1975), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #17 (1975), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #18 (1975), Swinging Mad #46 (1977), Mad Overboard #47 (1978), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #30 (1980), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #34 (1981), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #45 (1983), A Mad Big Book [Mad Zaps The Human Race!] #[nn] (1984), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #105 (1995), Mad's Greatest Artists: Don Martin #[nn] (2014), Mad's Greatest Writers: Frank Jacobs #[nn] (2015), Mad #17 (2021)
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