Mad #177
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAlfred E. Neuman steps up as the world's least qualified firefighter on Norman Mingo's cover for this September 1975 issue, gleefully squirting a tiny seltzer bottle at a dramatically blazing skyscraper — complete with helicopter rescue and rooftop survivors — in a spot-on send-up of The Towering Inferno. That gap-toothed grin says it all: MAD has arrived to "shpritz" Hollywood's disaster-movie craze, and no amount of inferno is too big for Alfred's comically undersized solution. Inside, Stan Hart and Angelo Torres are also on hand to keep the satire sharp.
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A satire of the television show "Chico and the Man."
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