Mad #359
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Buttman & Rubbin'", the absurdly named Buttman clashes with the icy Frostbite while a mild-mannered botanist, Prunella, undergoes a bizarre transformation into the villainous Poison I.V. Meanwhile, as Neuman nears his end, his daughter Boobra arrives—and unexpectedly becomes Buttgirl. With the trio united, they face their foes, and Neuman miraculously recovers. But when Buttman grows jealous of Rubbin' stealing the spotlight, he makes a surprising move: he replaces his partner with a new, more... heady version of himself. Written by Arnie Kogen and illustrated with manic precision by Mort Drucker, the cover by Drucker captures the issue's gloriously ridiculous spirit.
In this zany 1997 Mad classic, Buttman squares off against the icy Frostbite while Prunella, a surprisingly unimpressive botanist, transforms into the dangerously alluring Poison I.V. Just as Neuman teeters on the brink, his daughter Boobra shows up—only to instantly become Buttgirl. Together, the unlikely trio rallies to stop the villains, saving Neuman in the process. But when Buttman grows jealous of Rubbin’ stealing the spotlight, he makes a shock decision: replace his partner with Butt-head.
In "The Lighter Side of..." from Mad #359, a satirical spin on everyday life unfolds across four pages of sharp, typeset humor. From the absurdity of office politics to the quirks of therapy and the philosophy of gift-giving, each panel skewers a different facet of modern existence with deadpan wit.
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Reprinted in Svenska Mad #1/1999 [322] (1999), Mad About Super Heroes #[1] (2002), Mad about Super Heroes #[nn] (2006), Mad Presents Batman #1 (2012), Mad's Greatest Artists: Mort Drucker #[nn] (2012), Mad #18 (2021), Mad #33 (2023)
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