MAD #149 — March 1972
"Alimony is the high cost of leaving!" — Alfred E. Neuman
Contents
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Ad for MAD Special #6 featuring MAD Mischief StickersC2
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Contents Page1
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Letters Dept.
Notes
- John Putnam credited for Sudhir Dar article lettering back in issue #151 — with picture of the Indian artist with issue. Ads for Subscriptions (man in whale — Paul Coker, Jr. art) sample, Paperbacks, Alfred E. Neuman portraits
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(various places around the magazine)
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4–6
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One Dark and Lonely NightDon Martin Dept. Part I7
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Truly “Relevant” TV Shows (TV parodies)Indecent Exposure Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Angelo Torres
- Storefront Broadcasters
- The Mary Tailor-Made Show
- Barney
- The F.D.A.
- Hawaii Channel Five-O
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Ralph Nader's WalletRecalled from the Back Pocket Dept.Written by Arnie Kogen
Reprinted in 2 collections
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The Sports Spectators' Hall of FameAthletic Supporters Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Jack Davis
Reprinted in 2 collections
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Spy vs. Spy — borderline turtlesJoke and Dagger Dept.19
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The Lighter Side of Dropping OutBerg's-Eye View Dept.
Reprinted in 1 collection
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The Enterprising Young AmazonDon Martin Dept. Part II25
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Harry Grepser's New Year's Resolutions 1962–1972Swera Today, Gone Tomorrow Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs26–27
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A MAD Guide to “TV Late Show” Cliche Movie PropsFocus-Pocus Dept.Written by Paul Peter Porges / Art by Angelo Torres28–31
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You Know You're Really Grown Up When...Seniority Breeds Content Dept.Written by Alis Ellis / Art by Paul Coker, Jr.
Reprinted in 2 collections
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A MAD Peek Behind the Scenes at a Moving CompanyInside-Ouch Dept.Written by Lou Silverstone / Art by George Woodbridge
Reprinted in 3 collections
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A MAD Guide to the Political Climate of the U.S.Humor in a Weather Vein Dept.Written by Michael Wren / Art by Bob Clarke40–41
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42–48 sample
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Fold-In — What recent by-product of American industry is winning the public's confidence?
Reprinted in 1 collection
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Back Cover — When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again — hurrah, hurrah!Idea by Max Brandel / Art by Jack Thurston
Reprinted in 4 collections
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