Mad #312
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Buggy" is a sharp, satirical single-entry strip from Dave Berg’s iconic Mad #312 (1992), where the legendary writer-artist dissects modern quirks with his signature wit—ranging from teenage angst to office absurdities and the baffling logic of everyday life. The cover, by Richard Williams, captures the issue’s sardonic spirit with a perfectly timed visual gag that mirrors the tone of the interior.
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Single entry strips satirizing how people deal with lectures, teenagers, mood, modern athletes, image, divorce, rationalization, concern, cops, the economy, signs, the office, respect, and doctors.
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