Swinging Mad #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection reprints the 46th issue of Swinging Mad, the 1970s Warner Books reprint series that gathered classic material from Mad magazine. Featuring the iconic gap-toothed mascot Alfred E. Neuman, the volume compiles satirical parodies and humor from the original magazine's run.
In "The F.I.B.", young lawyer Charlie Brown takes on a case that’s anything but child’s play, stepping into the courtroom with the kind of earnest determination that only he can muster. Written by Lou Silverstone and illustrated by Jack Rickard, this 1977 issue from Warner Books delivers a quirky, character-driven story with a touch of legal drama, all wrapped in Norman Mingo’s sharp, expressive cover art.
If the Charlie Brown specials were turned into a weekly TV series, the absurdity of it all unfolds in a series of mock commercials and promotional bits—complete with a young doctor, a superhero squad, a sitcom, and a courtroom drama—all hosted by a perpetually bewildered Charlie Brown, a scheming Lucy, a dreamy Linus, and the ever-sarcastic Snoopy, who might just be the only one who knows what’s really going on.
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↩ Reprints Mad #138 (1970), Mad #139 (1970), Mad #140 (1971), Mad #141 (1971), Mad #142 (1971), Mad #143 (1971), Mad #144 (1971), Mad #145 (1971)
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