Mad #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"On the Job" delivers a sharp, satirical take on the advertising world in a parody of Madmen, spotlighting the chaotic lives of an ad agency team as they land high-profile clients from the early 1960s—businesses whose fates would soon spiral into collapse. Written by Arnie Kogen and brought to life with bold, consistent art by Tom Richmond, the issue blends biting humor with a wry eye for corporate irony. The cover by Peter Kuper captures the era’s sleek aesthetic with a touch of dark comedy.
In "Sad Men," a satirical take on *Madmen*, a 1960s ad agency grapples with the quiet unraveling of its creative team, all while landing high-profile clients whose fortunes are already on a steep decline. The story unfolds with dry wit and sharp irony, spotlighting the disconnect between ambition and the inevitable collapse of the very industries they’re selling.
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