Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Frog Prince," Mad Special #35 flips its satirical lens on fame, imagining a world where celebrities' photos are artificially aged twenty years into the future—complete with wildly imaginative, tongue-in-cheek summaries of their lives in that distant timeline. With sharp wit and a playful twist on celebrity culture, the story blends Arnie Kogen's clever writing with Bob Clarke's expressive art, all framed by Norman Mingo’s iconic cover.
In a sharp satire of *All the President's Men*, two bumbling reporters follow a trail of absurd clues that somehow lead straight to the highest office—where the real scandal might just be the sheer incompetence of the entire administration. Written with deadpan wit and drawn in Mad’s signature over-the-top style, this seven-page parody skewers political intrigue with a laugh, not a scream.
In "Whatever Became of...?", Mad Special #35 (1981), a lineup of random celebrities is subjected to a hilarious twenty-year time warp, their photos digitally aged with deadpan captions detailing their imagined lives in the distant future. From unexpected careers to bizarre hobbies, each entry delivers a sharp, absurd twist on what might have become of these familiar faces.
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