Mad #495
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMad's self-proclaimed "Election Issue" arrives with Alfred E. Neuman rendered in bold red, white, and blue poster art — a clear riff on the campaign imagery dominating 2008 — wearing his "Alfred E. Neuman for President '08" campaign button and that eternally gap-toothed grin. The cover promises a packed satirical lineup, from a 200-year look back at John McCain's career to questions for Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, plus Spy vs. Spy, a Dark Knight parody, and Al Jaffee's beloved Fold-In. With the tagline "Comedy Before Country," this November 2008 issue makes clear that Mad has no intention of letting an election cycle pass without getting in its licks.
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Monroe's chemistry experiment blows up in class and the FBI takes him in for interrogation as a terrorist suspect.
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