The Mad Book of Sex, Violence and Home Cooking #[nn]

This 1983 Warner Books collection gathers a selection of satirical material from the pages of Mad magazine, focusing on the magazine's characteristic blend of irreverent humor, social commentary, and absurdity. The volume features contributions from the usual Mad artists and writers, offering a mix of parodies, one-panel gags, and longer comic pieces that lampoon topics ranging from pop culture to domestic life. It's a snapshot of Mad's distinctive style from the early 1980s, packaged as a trade paperback for fans of the magazine's offbeat, often subversive comedy.