The Invisible Mad

A single-issue obscurity from Warner Books, The Invisible Mad (1974–1980) is a curious, one-shot parody of H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man filtered through the anarchic, satirical lens of the Mad magazine style. Published during the mid-1970s, this oddity stands as a brief, forgotten footnote in the era’s licensed humor comics, notable only for its bizarre premise and the publisher’s attempt to extend the Mad brand into a standalone, invisible-themed gag.