MAD #423 — November 2002
"You can avoid many a close shave by not working yourself up into a lather!" — Alfred E. Neuman
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The Usual Gang of Idiots 1952–2002 Pull-Out Poster (inside cover)C2+
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Contents Page1
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Letters and Tomatoes Dept.
Notes
- readers recall first exposure to MAD, subscription ad (art by Kelly Freas from #72)
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(various places around the magazine)
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Road to Sedation (movie satire)Hanks For Nothing Dept.Written by Arnie Kogen / Art by Hermann Mejia8–13
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The MAD 50th Anniversary Timeline 1952–2002Mock it on Your Calendar Dept.16–18
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MAD Deconstructs TV Talk Shows — The Late Show with David LettermanThe Chat 'n the Stat Dept.Written by Desmond Devlin / Art by Rick Tulka
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Monroe and PlayStation 2 — Part TwoAngster's Paradise Dept.23–27
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People Who Should Have Won This Year's Nobel PrizesAward to the Unwise Dept.Written by Mike Mikula / Art by Drew Friedman28–30
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Spy vs. Spy — cave-painting cavemen dinosaurJoke and Dagger Dept.
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A MAD Look at AdvertisingSerge-In General Dept.
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Melvin & Jenkins' Guide to Breaking UpThe Schmucks Stop Here Dept.Written by Desmond Devlin / Art by Kevin Pope
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When Other Magazines Follow Maxim's “Sex, Beer & Babes” Formula For SuccessKnock-Off, Knock-Off! Who's There? Dept.Written by Ricky Sprague / Art by Scott Bricher
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The Lighter Side of...Berg's-Eye View Dept.Dave Berg / Color by Digital ChameleonDave Berg (1920–2002) — Thanks for 45 Years of Madness!
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Cents-Less CouponsAll Hail Scissor Dept.Written by Scott Maiko / Photos by Irving Schild
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The Distinguishing Warning Signs of a Crummy FraternityOh, Be Hazed! Dept.
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Minority Retort (movie satire)Wrecking Cruise Dept.Written by Dick DeBartolo / Art by Mort Drucker60–64
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Fold-In — For years, where has there been a major intelligence failure?
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