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Polyunsaturated Mad #31 (86-179)
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This 1976 Warner Books collection reprints selected satirical pieces from the pages of Mad magazine, showcasing the irreverent humor and social commentary that defined the publication under William M. Gaines. Featuring the iconic gap-toothed mascot Alfred E. Neuman, the volume gathers material originally published in the early 1970s, offering readers a curated dose of the magazine's trademark parody and absurdist wit.
Contains 17 stories
Surfing
The Nilson Family
Harried Nilson
The Wonderful World of Re-Packaging
On the Subway
The Mad Academy Awards for Small Businessmen
Spy vs. Spy
Fight Songs for the Common Man (Playing the Game of "Everyday Life")
The Lighter Side of Sleep
Future Broadway Musicals Based on Literary Classics
Football "in Depth"
The Return of the Mad Beastlies
Mad's Summer Camp for Adults
Mad Interviews the Greeting Card Manufacturer of the Year
A Dreadful Day
The Lighter Side of... Summer Evenings
Mad's Puzzle Page
Hack, Hack, Sweet Has-Been or What Ever Happened to Good Taste?
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