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MAD #32 — April 1957
"The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed." — Nicolas Chamfort (1741–1794)
Contents
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Ad for Utterly MAD and othersArt by Jack Davis and Will ElderC2
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Contents Page1
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Letters Dept.
Notes
- MAD Subscription Ad — You can break the magazine habit! (Will Elder doctor art used from Panic comic ad); Ad for "What, Me Worry" Kid portrait — Now in Full Color! (Will Elder art)
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Fictitious Want Ads placed by Famous FolkClassified Dept.(various obscure places around the magazine)
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Nansy — How other artists would interpret Ernie Brushfiller's comicNewspaper Comics Dept.Art by Wally Wood
Reprinted in 3 collections
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Scenes We'd Like to See — The Faithful DogHollywood Dept.11
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12–13 sample
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14–15
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Big Big Story (TV satire)T.V. Dept.
Reprinted in 1 collection
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19–22
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MAD's TV Advertising Award to The Rolly Cigarette AdAwards Dept.Written by Alen Robin / Art by Mort Drucker23
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The Ideal Woman as Seen by Various Types of Magazines vs. The Real Woman Who Reads ThemPoint of View Dept.Written by D. Marshall Purdy / Art by Kelly Freas
Reprinted in 2 collections
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"Prisoner, When Arrested, Clung to the Railings"Rare Old Cartoons Dept.Henry Mayo Bateman — original from 191726–27
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Alfred E. Neuman's Childhood ChumsNostalgia Dept.
Reprinted in 2 collections
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34–35 sample
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Tom Lehrer Sings The Wild West is Where I Want To BeTom Lehrer Dept.Written by Tom Lehrer / Art by George Woodbridge
Reprinted in 2 collections
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Future TV AdSoft-Cell Advertising Dept.39–40
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45–48
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Real Ad — Famous Artists SchoolsC3
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