Mad #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "MAD Coats of Arms," the pages brim with sharp wit and satire as letters from fans—ranging from Ralph Marcom to Tonto and even a school superintendent—respond to issue #33 with humor, critique, and a touch of eccentric charm. Written by Albert B. Feldstein, Gene Autry, and David McCord, this 1957 installment captures the spirit of MAD’s irreverent voice, with Norman Mingo’s distinctive cover art adding a playful flourish to the mix.
In this sharp, absurd satire from Mad #34, a man teeters on the edge of a skyscraper ledge, ready to leap—only to pause when his baby is brought to the window. The moment shatters his resolve, but fate, ever ironic, has one last punchline in store.
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Reprinted in More Trash from Mad #1 (1958), The Worst from MAD #1 (1958), The Organization Mad #D2286 (1963), Like, Mad #D2347 (1963), Like, Mad #T4904 (1970), Mad about the Fifties #[nn] (1997), Mad for Decades #[nn] (2007)
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