Mad #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMad Magazine turns five, and issue #35 marks the occasion with a wonderfully chaotic birthday party cover painted by Norman Mingo. Alfred E. Neuman grins front and center beside a towering "Happy Birthday Alfred E. Neuman" cake, surrounded by a jubilant crowd of partygoers, cartoon characters, a chef, a camel, and a swirling collage of figures that captures the full anarchic spirit of Mad's first half-decade. At just 25 cents — self-described as "CHEAP" — this October 1957 special anniversary issue is a delightful snapshot of the magazine at its irreverent best.
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After the villain ties a girl to a gunpowder keg and lights a fuse, the hero beats him...but not in time to defuse the keg.
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