It's a World, World, World, World Mad

In the mid-1960s, New American Library published just two oversized issues of this satirical comic, which took a wry, sprawling look at modern life through the lens of acclaimed cartoonist Jack Davis. Davis’s frenetic, crosshatched style brought a madcap energy to every panel, skewering consumerism, politics, and pop culture with the sharp wit that defined his EC Comics and MAD magazine work. Though brief, the series stands as a vibrant, standalone showcase of one of the era’s most distinctive illustrators at the peak of his powers.