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Cover: James Warhola

Mad #279

Jun 1988 · EC · 1.50 USD
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“Feeble Attraction”

In "Feeble Attraction," Dave Berg delivers his signature satirical take on modern life, skewering everything from fleeting relationships and suburban quirks to the absurdity of everyday routines. With sharp wit and deadpan precision, the story examines the quiet frustrations of daily existence—shopping, school, neighbors, and even a doctor’s visit—through a lens of dry, self-aware humor. The distinctive, clean lines of Berg’s art, matched by James Warhola’s clever cover, make this 1988 Mad issue a timeless, if slightly exasperated, mirror to the era’s cultural rhythms.

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writer, artist, inker Dave Berg · cover James Warhola

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writer, artist, inker Dave Berg
cover pencils, inks James Warhola

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A cynical look at relationships, modern technology, tantrums, status, self-effacement, neighbors, quotations, style, school, shopping, cars, effort, predictability, and doctors.

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