Stamp Out Mad

In 1984, Warner Books released a single-issue satirical comic, Stamp Out Mad, a direct parody of the famous Mad magazine. Created by a team of humor writers and artists, the one-shot targeted the very concept of parody itself, offering a meta-commentary on the genre it was spoofing. Though brief, it stands as a curious artifact of 1980s pop culture humor, reflecting the era's fascination with self-referential comedy.