Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #7

In "Star Blecch," a hilariously bumbling crew of space explorers races to save a planet from a bizarre plague, all while navigating the absurdities of their own incompetence—every command decision a misfire, every solution a disaster. With deadpan satire and a delightfully offbeat tone, this Mad classic skewers the grandeur of sci-fi tropes with zero respect and maximum laughs.

In *Adventures of the Red Baron or Hapiness Ist Ein Kleine Kaput Beagle*, Snoopy takes to the skies as the World War I flying ace, but from the Red Baron’s perspective—where every dogfight is a personal insult, and the skies of France are just one big, barking nuisance. Dressed in a German uniform and speaking in broken English, the Red Baron faces off against the world’s most imaginative beagle, all drawn in the whimsical, minimalist style of Charles Schulz.

In a delightfully absurd twist on *Rosemary's Baby*, a young woman named Jo finds herself unsettled by the odd neighbors and eerie atmosphere of her new apartment building—especially when her pregnancy starts to feel… off. With a dry wit and sharp satire, the story plays on classic horror tropes, turning paranoia into pure comedic dread.