Mad #208
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Superduperman" in Mad #208 (1979) delivers a sharp, satirical take on superhero tropes through a series of darkly humorous poems, including "Cathy at the Bat" and "The Shooting of Ann McGrew." Written by Tom Koch and illustrated with biting precision by George Woodbridge, the issue’s standout pieces are brought to life with stark, expressive art. The cover, by Jack Rickard, captures the comic’s irreverent spirit with a bold, exaggerated portrait that perfectly sets the tone.
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Poems include "Cathy at the Bat", "Mother, Dear Mother, Come Home With Me Now", "Maude Revere's Fright", Little Girl's Blue", "The Shooting of Ann McGrew" and "Zelda Din."
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