Mad #225

Sep 1981 · EC · 0.90 USD

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“Flopeye”

In "Flopeye," Frank Jacobs and Paul Coker Jr. deliver a delightfully twisted take on classic nursery rhymes, reimagining them with a darkly humorous edge in this 1981 Mad issue. From a mischievous Mary with an LTD to a surprisingly violent Taffy, the familiar lines take a surreal and subversive turn. Mort Drucker’s iconic cover art perfectly captures the issue’s offbeat charm.

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writer Frank Jacobs · artist, inker Paul Coker Jr. · cover Mort Drucker

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Cast · 1 character

Alfred E. Neuman

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writer Frank Jacobs

artist, inker Paul Coker Jr.

cover pencils, inks Mort Drucker

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Rhymes include... Mary Had an LTD; Jack and Jill; Little Miss Muffet; As I Was Going to St. Ives; Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son; Humpty Dumpty; Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee; Little Boy Blue; Taffy Was A Hitman.

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