Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mad Reader (Part 1 of 6)," a parody of the film Bullitt, a police detective wages a relentless one-man crusade against organized crime after his partner is attacked. Written by Al Jaffee and brought to life with sharp, energetic art by Mort Drucker, this high-octane satire captures the gritty tone of its inspiration with Mad’s signature twist. The cover, a wild collage of iconic EC talent, features pencils and inks by Jack Davis, Harvey Kurtzman, and Jack Rickard, making it a true collector’s standout from the 1973 Mad Super Special.
In "Hah! Noon!", Marshall Kane hesitates before riding out of town, only to find himself in a showdown that unfolds with more chaos than calm—after a brief brawl with another lawman and a swift takedown of Miller’s henchmen, Kane finally corners Miller, but this time, the resolution comes not with a gun, but with something far more unexpected.
In this 1973 Mad parody "Bullbit," a no-nonsense detective named Jo takes on a gang of crooks after his partner is ambushed, turning the streets into a high-speed battleground. With a mix of sharp wit and over-the-top action, Jo’s relentless pursuit unfolds in a satirical take on the classic car-chase thriller.
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↩ Reprints Mad #6 (1953), Mad #8 (1953), Mad #9 (1954), Mad #11 (1954), Mad #14 (1954), Mad #20 (1955), Mad #124 (1969), Mad #127 (1969), Mad #128 (1969), Mad #129 (1969), Mad #130 (1969), Mad #131 (1969), Mad #132 (1970), Mad #133 (1970)
Reprinted in Mad #63 (1974), Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #34 (1981), Mad's Sergio Aragonés on Parade #14 (1982)
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