MAD #335 — May 1995
"A plastic surgeon's office is the only place where no one gets offended when you pick your nose!" — Alfred E. Neuman
Contents
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Ad for SubscriptionsC2
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Contents Page1
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Letters and Tomatoes Dept.
Notes
- Don (Duck) Edwing illustrates Florida "Hurricane Tip" American Red Cross billboards; photo of Brian Levant with MAD #331; Ad for Subscriptions with MAD Pin Collection Bonus
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(various places around the magazine)
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(various places around the magazine)
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Intravenous With the Vampire (movie satire)Plight of the Living Dead Dept.Written by Stan Hart / Art by Mort Drucker
Reprinted in 4 collections
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Only a Republican/Democrat Could Possibly Believe...The Postulation Explosion Dept.Written by Russ Cooper / Art by Paul Coker, Jr.9–11
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The Baseball Strike Hall of FameGlove's Labor Lost Dept.Written by Paul Peter Porges / Art by James Warhola
Reprinted in 1 collection
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The Revolting Roadside RoundupTales from the Duck Side Dept.
Reprinted in 1 collection
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The MAD Nasty File — Volume VIIIAlong the Snide Lines Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Gerry Gersten
Reprinted in 2 collections
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College Roommates from HellDorm Warnings in Effect Dept.Written by Steve Phillips / Art by Leslie Sternbergh
Reprinted in 2 collections
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How Many Mistakes Can You Find in This Picture of a Real Estate Infomercial?Err Apparent Dept.Written by Chris Hart / Art by Tom Bunk
Reprinted in 1 collection
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The Bombastic Baptismal BefuddlementTales from the Duck Side Dept.
Reprinted in 1 collection
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Putting Striking Baseball Players Back to WorkHire Education Dept.
Reprinted in 1 collection
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MAD's All-Inclusive Do-It-Yourself O.J. Simpson Trial Newspaper StoryMurder, Ink Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Rick Tulka
Reprinted in 3 collections
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A MAD Look at HandgunsSerge-In General Dept.
Reprinted in 2 collections
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Ecch-Files (TV satire)Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind Dept.Written by Dick DeBartolo / Art by Angelo Torres44–48
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Fold-In — What is replacing baseball as our new national pastime?
Reprinted in 2 collections
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Back Cover — One Sunny Morning in L.A.Written by Don (Duck) Edwing / Art by Paul Coker, Jr.
Reprinted in 4 collections
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