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Mad #116 January 1968
Cover Artist:
Bob Clarke
Ad for
Mad's
Dave Berg
Looks at Things
Paperback
Contents Page
Letters
Ad for Subscriptions (
George Woodbridge
art)
Sergio Aragones
Drawn-Out Dramas
**various places around the magazine
Dirtier by the Dozen (movie satire)
(written by
Lou Silverstone
/
Mort Drucker
art)
Mad's Christmas Cards to Seasonal Exploiters
(written by
Frank Jacobs
)
To the Cigarette Industry (
Jack Rickard
art)
To My Apartment House Superintendent (
Jack Davis
art)
To Our Garbagemen (
Don Martin
art)
To the Liquor Industry (
Bob Clarke
art)
To Our Savings Bank Christmas Clubs
(
George Woodbridge
art)
To the Publishers of "Gift Books" (
Dave Berg
art)
To the Kids' Shows on TV (
Mort Drucker
art)
To Our Magazine Publishers (
Joe Orlando
art)
To Our Electic Companies (
Al Jaffee
art)
To Charity Organizations (
Paul Coker, Jr.
art)
A San Francisco Trip (
Don Martin
)
Mad's Theatrical Agent of the Year
(written by
Lou Silverstone
/
Bruce Stark
art)
Spy Vs. Spy (
Antonio Prohias
)
A Celebrity's Wallet - Timothy Leary (written by
Arnie Kogen
)
The Lighter Side of Friendship (
Dave Berg
)
You Know You're Really Getting Old When...
(written by
Phil Hahn
and
Jack Hanrahan
/
Paul Coker, Jr.
art)
"Best-Sellers" We're Sure to See
(written by
Larry Siegel
/
Jack Rickard
art)
The Werewolf (written by
Semi
/
George Woodbridge
art)
Late Night TV Roulette (written by
Arnie Kogen
/
UPI
photos)
More Announcements for Everything (written by
Frank Jacobs
)
Songs of Pets
(written by
Frank Jacobs
/
George Woodbridge
art)
On the Road (
Don Martin
)
Ads We Never Got to See
(written by
Dick DeBartolo
/
Bob Clarke
art)
The Joe Nasty Show (TV satire)
(written by
Larry Siegel
/
Jack Davis
art)
Fold-In -- What will be the ultimate
idea in "mod" fashions? (
Al Jaffee
)
Back Cover -- Great Moments in Politics -
Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam Scar (
Max Brandel
/
UPI
photo)
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