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Cover: Kelly Freas

Mad #64

Jul 1961 · EC · 0.25 USD
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“If There'd Been a Madison Ave. Down Through History”

Mad Magazine swings into its "Special Jackpot Issue" with a cover that perfectly captures the magazine's gleeful self-awareness: an ornate, elaborately carved slot machine has landed triple Alfred E. Neuman faces on its reels, with a cascade of fruit, bells, and coins spilling out from the payout tray below. Kelly Freas renders the whole contraption with sumptuous detail against a bold red background, making the gag land with the visual confidence of a genuine jackpot. At 25 cents in 1961, this is Mad doing what it does best — turning even a simple one-liner premise into a richly crafted piece of comic art.

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writer, artist, inker Antonio Prohías · cover Kelly Freas

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writer, artist, inker Antonio Prohías
cover pencils, inks Kelly Freas

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The White Spy tries to ambush the Black Spy by dressing in a cat costume.

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