Mad #337

MAD #337 from July 1995 trains its satirical Bat-signal squarely on Batman Forever, and Mort Drucker's cover delivers the goods: a scowling, caricatured Batman dominates the foreground — bat-symbol gleaming on his chest — while floating question marks hint at a certain riddle-themed villain lurking nearby, and a smirking Alfred E. Neuman-style Robin perches confidently in the background. The issue also promises mockery of Jim Carrey and O.J. alongside the "Buttman Fershlugginer" parody, making this a wonderfully overstuffed snapshot of mid-'90s pop culture filtered through MAD's irreverent lens. Drucker's caricature work is as sharp and expressive as ever, giving the whole cover the feel of a loving roast rather than a cheap shot.