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Mad #236

Jan 1983 · EC · 1.00 USD
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“Q.T. the Quasi-Terrestrial”

In "Q.T. the Quasi-Terrestrial," Frank Jacobs and Bob Clarke deliver a sharp, satirical twist on American icons, reimagining familiar phrases and symbols through the lens of fictional Interest Groups. From a revised Declaration of Independence to a reworked Marine's Hymn, the issue playfully subverts national touchstones with a surreal, tongue-in-cheek edge. Jack Rickard’s cover perfectly captures the story’s absurdist tone, presenting a world where even the most sacred texts are subject to reinterpretation.

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writer Frank Jacobs · artist, inker Bob Clarke · cover Jack Rickard

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artist, inker Bob Clarke
cover pencils, inks Jack Rickard

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Interest Groups versions of famous things like The Surgeon General's Warning, The Statue Of Liberty Inscription, U.S. Postal Service Motto, The Lord's Prayer, The Declaration Of Independence, The U.S. Coin, Courtroom Oath, and the Marine's Hymn.

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