Mad #310
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Mad Raps Up the Bible" delivers another sharp, satirical ride from Dave Berg, whose signature wit and visual gags turn everyday absurdities into laugh-out-loud moments. From office quirks to teenage antics and the strange logic of modern life, this 1992 issue offers a clever, lighthearted take on the era’s cultural quirks—penciled and inked by Berg himself, with a cover by Tom Hachtman.
In "The Lighter Side of..." from Mad #310, a whirlwind of absurdity explores the quirks of everyday life—from office politics and teenage awkwardness to the baffling logic of video tapes and the drama of a high school reunion—all with Mad’s signature satirical flair. With no writer or artist credited beyond typeset letters, the humor lands through sharp, self-aware observations on modern life’s little absurdities.
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Reprinted in Mad about Comic Strips #[nn] (2003), Mad #504 (2010), Mad's Greatest Writers: Frank Jacobs #[nn] (2015), Mad #36 (2024), Mad #42 (2025)
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