Mad #292
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Funny to Shrunk the Kids," Dave Berg delivers his signature satirical wit to a whirlwind tour of modern life’s absurdities—from office politics and bureaucratic tangles to the quiet drama of a couch potato’s day. With his trademark deadpan humor and crisp, expressive art, Berg skewers everything from doctors’ appointments to computer glitches, all drawn with the precision of a man who’s seen it all. Sam Viviano’s sharp, lively cover perfectly captures the issue’s playful tone.
In "The Lighter Side of..." from Mad #292, a satirical tour through everyday absurdities finds Jo navigating the bewildering world of office life, where forms, rules, and jargon collide with human behavior. From bureaucratic red tape to the quiet drama of a couch potato’s evening, the story skewers everything from medical appointments to computer glitches—all delivered with the sharp, deadpan wit Mad is known for.
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Reprinted in Mad #219 (1989), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #96 (1994), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #99 (1994), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #105 (1995), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #107 (1995), Mad for Decades #[nn] (2007), Mad's Greatest Writers: Frank Jacobs #[nn] (2015), Mad #28 (2022), Mad #30 (2023)
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