Mad #446
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMAD #446 arrives in October 2004 with a stomach-churning cover by Mark Fredrickson that puts a wide-mouthed, drooling man face-to-face with a rat dangled by its tail — the perfect gross-out image for the issue's Fall TV Preview skewering Fear Factor and eleven other shows. The Spy vs. Spy duo peek in from the upper corner as a reminder that MAD's regulars are still very much along for the ride, and Peter Kuper brings his distinctive hand to the Spider-Man 2 parody "Spider-Sham Too" inside. If you were watching TV (or avoiding it) in the fall of 2004, this issue captures that cultural moment with the gleefully bad taste MAD does best.
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The White Spy attempts to ambush the Black Spy in a wrestling ring.
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