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Mad #292

Jan 1990 · EC · 1.50 USD
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“Funny to Shrunk the Kids”

In "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.

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writer, artist, inker Dave Berg · cover Sam Viviano

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writer, artist, inker Dave Berg
cover pencils, inks Sam Viviano

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The humorous aspects of communication, mathematics, bureaucracy, couch potatoes, insight, pets, approval, professionals, politics, computers, commitment, the office, crime and punishment, and doctors.

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