Mad #299
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMad #299 (December 1990) delivers a wonderfully cheeky cover by Mort Drucker: Bart Simpson's enormous head dominates the pink background, wearing that signature smug grin, while a tiny Alfred E. Neuman rides a lawn mower right across the top of Bart's spiky hair, sending yellow spikes flying. Inside, Mad takes aim at two of 1990's biggest cultural phenomena — The Simpsons and Total Recall — with work from writer Don Edwing and artist/inker Bob Clarke. It's a snapshot of a genuinely fun moment when two of pop culture's most mischievous faces squared off on the same cover.
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The Black Spy's beehive base catches the White Spy's plane like a fly.
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