Mad #534
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ray Drearyman" in Mad #534 (2015) delivers a sharp, satirical twist on the classic superhero trope, wrapped in the signature absurdity the magazine is known for. This issue pays tribute to longtime contributors Tom Koch and Lou Silverstone with short memorials, while also featuring a cartoon by Wiley Miller referencing the law firm Richmond, Meglin & Viviano—a nod to MAD’s storied history. The artwork, a collaborative effort by Sergio Aragonés and Wiley Miller, brings the humor to life with their distinct, energetic styles, and the cover by Mark Fredrickson captures the issue’s playful spirit.
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The Black Spy fools the White Spy into standing on a manhole concealing a dynamite charge. The White Spy substitutes a blade for a flag, which slices the Black Spy when he lowers it.
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