Mad #315 December 1992

• Cover Artist: Mort Drucker

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• Ads for Completely Mad and Super Special May 1993 - Sports
• Contents Page (with William M. Gaines's passing, he's listed in the masthead as "founder" instead of "publisher")
• Letters - Readers remember Mad's William M. Gaines who passed away June 3rd, 1992 (Gaines photo by Russ Cochran)
  (New York Times full-page tribute art by Richard Williams)
• Ad for Subscriptions with Mad Pin Collection Bonus
• Sergio Aragones Drawn-Out Dramas
  **various places around the magazine
• Alfred E. Neuman For President slogans
  **various places around the magazine
• Lethal Wreckin' 3 (movie satire)
  (written by Dick DeBartolo / Mort Drucker art)
• The Flexible Fellow's Folderol (Don (Duck) Edwing)
• Are You Making a Fashion Statement or
  Something Else Entirely? (John Caldwell)
• Sure Bets in Sports (written by Tom Koch / Jack Davis art)
• Spy vs. Spy (written by Don (Duck) Edwing / Bob Clarke art)
• Mad's Do-It-Yourself Political Speech to Grab Voter Attention (written by Tom Koch / Paul Coker, Jr. art)
• The Lighter Side of... (Dave Berg)
• The Portentous Pencil-Peddler's Prophecy (Don (Duck) Edwing)
• Mad Salutes Columbus - Highlights of His 1492 Voyage
  (written by Frank Jacobs / Tom Bunk art)
• When Should We Believe...?
  (written by Mike Snider / Sam Viviano art)
• Dance Steps We All Know
  (written by Darren Johnson / Angelo Torres art)
• The Baffling Biker's Bugaboo (Don (Duck) Edwing)
• American Radiators (TV satire) (Al Jaffee art)
  (written by Dick DeBartolo and Andrew J. Schwartzberg)
• History's Great Come-On Lines
  (written by Don Jacobs / George Woodbridge art)
• A Mad Look at Columbus (Sergio Aragones)
• CNN Sitcoms Based on News Stories They've Covered
  (written by Mike Snider / Angelo Torres art)
• Fads That Never Quite Caught On! (Paul Peter Porges)
• Unelectable ("Unforgettable" song parody)
  (written by Frank Jacobs / Rick Tulka art)
• Fold-In -- What's the most effective way
  to deal with repeat offenders? (Al Jaffee)
• Back Cover -- If Norman Rockwell Depicted the 90's
  - "Saturday Morning at Doc Fletchers"
  (concept by Bob Bramble / Richard Williams art)