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Mad #182 April 1976
Cover Artist:
Bob Jones
The Castaway
(written by
Al Jaffee
/
Paul Coker, Jr.
art) (
C2
)
Contents Page (
1
)
"Still waters run deep…
but they're usually stagnant!" -- Alfred E. Neuman
Letters (photo of German Mad publisher Klaus Recht) (
2-3
)
Ads for Alfred E. Neuman portraits,
The Vintage Mad
Paperback,
Subscriptions (outhouse diver -
Paul Coker, Jr.
art)
Sergio Aragones
Drawn-Out Dramas
**various places around the magazine
A Portfolio of Some Idealists' Dreams
(
Arnoldo Franchioni
/
UPI
photos) (
4-6
)
New Musicals Based on Big Movies
(written by
Frank Jacobs
/
Mort Drucker
art) (
7-13
)
The Mob's All Here - Based on
The Godfather
The Shark and I - Based on
Jaws
Go to Blazes! -
Based on
The Towering Inferno
Mad Penny-Pinching Hints
(written by
Paul Peter Porges
/
Paul Coker, Jr.
art) (
14-16
)
Early One Morning Downtown (
Don Martin
) (
17
)
The Lighter Side of Making Extra Money
(
Dave Berg
) (
18-22
)
One Fine Day at the Corner of South
Finster Boulevard and Fonebone Street (
Don Martin
) (
23
)
Mad Shoulder Patches
(written by
Paul Peter Porges
/
Bob Clarke
art) (
24-25
)
Spy vs. Spy - tailhook wire pulls over
boat landing deck (
Antonio Prohias
) (
26
)
A Mad Look at 50 Years of College Life in America (
27-34
)
(written by
Larry Siegel
/
George Woodbridge
art)
Mad's "Traffic Commissioner" of the Year
(written by
Dick DeBartolo
/
Jack Davis
art) (
35-37
)
A Mad Gallery of People
It's Hard to Feel Sorry For
(written by
Lou Silverstone
/
Jack Rickard
art) (
38-39
)
The Shadow Knows (
Sergio Aragones
) (
40-42
)
Good Time-Slot (TV satire)
(written by
Larry Siegel
/
Angelo Torres
art) (
43-47
)
Late One Afternoon in a Doctor's Office
(
Don Martin
) (
48
)
Fold-In -- In what important bowl game
are there nothing but losers? (
Al Jaffee
) (
C3
)
Back Cover -- I Want, Too (
Norman Mingo
)
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for sample!
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