Mad #285
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMad Magazine's March 1989 issue brings the world of professional wrestling into the satirical spotlight, with Mort Drucker's cover painting capturing caricatures of Hulk Hogan being grabbed by a towering André the Giant, while Randy "Macho Man" Savage squares off nearby and a wide-eyed valet looks on in alarm — all set inside a wrestling ring with a pair of red sneakers hilariously poking up from the canvas below. Drucker's draftsmanship is on full display, rendering each larger-than-life personality with that perfect blend of realism and rubbery exaggeration that made his work so memorable. At $1.50, this is MAD doing what it does best — taking the spectacle of late-'80s pop culture and turning it gleefully on its head.
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Black Spy tricks White Spy into falling into a moat filled with alligators.
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