Mad #241
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Knut Rider," Dave Berg delivers another sharp, observational gem from the pages of Mad, where the everyday chaos of modern life—from babysitters to fast food joints, exams to old age—is rendered with his signature wit. Penciled, inked, and written entirely by Berg, this 1983 issue captures the absurdity of routine with precision and humor, all framed by George Woodbridge’s iconic cover art.
In "The Lighter Side of..." from Mad #241, Jo navigates a whirlwind of everyday absurdities—from babysitter mishaps and neighborly squabbles to the panic of exams and the perils of fast food joints—all rendered with the magazine’s signature satirical flair. With no writer or artist credited beyond typeset letters, the humor lands through sharp, deadpan observations on the chaos of ordinary life.
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Reprinted in Mad #173 (1983), Mad #174 (1983), Mad #175 (1983), Mad #167 (1984), Mad #168 (1984), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #66 (1989), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #67 (1989), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #81 (1992), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #105 (1995), Mad About Star Wars #[nn] (2007), Mad's Greatest Writers: Frank Jacobs #[nn] (2015)
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