Mad Stew #[nn]

A bubbling cauldron of MAD Magazine mayhem, Mad Stew arrives from Warner Books in 1978 as a paperback collection packed with shticks, satires, and surprises — exactly as promised on the cover. The caricatured chef stirring an enormous pot full of wild, rubbery faces captures the anarchic spirit perfectly, with writing by Nick Meglin and illustrations from a murderer's row of talent including Sergio Aragonés, Don Martin, Al Jaffee, Antonio Prohias, and many more. If you've ever wanted a single volume that distills the gleeful absurdity of MAD's finest contributors, this is a very good place to start.