MAD Magazine Contributors

Al Jaffee

Contributions in Order of Appearance

A = Artist / W = Writer / I = Idea /
M = Models / C = Concept

Role	Contribution Title	Co-Contributors	Issue / Date
W	A Guide to Better Understanding the Fine Old Art of Boxing	Jack Davis	26 — Nov 1955
AW	My Secret — Benn Ogen Reveals Mystery Gimmick that Made Him Rich and Famous		26 — Nov 1955
W	A Lad and a Lion	Jack Davis	27 — Apr 1956
AW	Auto Safety Features		27 — Apr 1956
W	A Post-Season Look at Some Startling Events in Football	Jack Davis	27 — Apr 1956
AW	Stamps — Collecting is Popular World Wide Hobby		28 — Jul 1956
A	Super Guided Missile	Harvey Kurtzman, Wally Wood, Jack Davis	28 — Jul 1956
W	Million Dollar Horse — Naushea’s Story	Jack Davis	28 — Jul 1956
W	Health Chairs	Bob Clarke	43 — Dec 1958
W	The Smithshop	Bob Clarke	43 — Dec 1958
W	Woodlore	George Woodbridge	43 — Dec 1958
W	Basketball	George Woodbridge	44 — Jan 1959
W	The Search for Sleep	George Woodbridge	44 — Jan 1959
W	Body-Building and Weight-Lifting	Bob Clarke	45 — Mar 1959
W	The George Washington Advertising Agency Inc.	Joe Orlando	45 — Mar 1959
W	Photos of Poetry in Motion	Bob Clarke	45 — Mar 1959
W	Back Cover — SweatHard — Portable Oval Bathtubs	Kelly Freas	45 — Mar 1959
W	Modern Auto Accidents	Bob Clarke	46 — Apr 1959
W	Modern Architecture	Bob Clarke	46 — Apr 1959
W	Back Cover — RGA Victim Color TV	Kelly Freas	46 — Apr 1959
W	The Battle of the Credit Cards	Bob Clarke	47 — Jun 1959
W	Announcing... The Greatest Missile Ever Built	Wally Wood	47 — Jun 1959
W	Back Cover — Soft-Weave 2-Ply Tissue by Scotch	Kelly Freas	47 — Jun 1959
W	Bridge — The Aristocrat of Card Games	Bob Clarke	48 — Jul 1959
W	Miracle Fabrics	Bob Clarke	48 — Jul 1959
W	Vic Tinny Gyms	Wally Wood	49 — Sep 1959
W	Back Cover — Four Posies Society	Kelly Freas	49 — Sep 1959
W	How to Fight the Small Car Threat	Bob Clarke	50 — Oct 1959
W	Women in Whiskey Ads	Bob Clarke	50 — Oct 1959
W	Back Cover — G-M Five Breakaway Body by Fishey	Kelly Freas	50 — Oct 1959
W	Painting By the Numbers	Bob Clarke	51 — Dec 1959
W	Testing Civilians for Space Flight	Wally Wood	51 — Dec 1959
W	Back Cover — Paying for a Diamond is Forever	Kelly Freas	51 — Dec 1959
W	Living Space	Bob Clarke	52 — Jan 1960
W	How I Turned $6.85 into a Zillion		54 — Apr 1960
W	Doctors’ Progress	George Woodbridge	54 — Apr 1960
W	Safe Form Insurance	Lester Krauss	55 — Jun 1960
W	Pictures the Editors Left Out	Joe Orlando	55 — Jun 1960
W	League of Frightened Coffee Growers	Kelly Freas	56 — Jul 1960
W	Stikky Peanut Butter	Kelly Freas	57 — Sep 1960
W	Madison Avenue Surplus Sale	Bob Clarke	57 — Sep 1960
W	Fishing	Mort Drucker	57 — Sep 1960
AW	Tall Tales		57 — Sep 1960
W	Sailing	Bob Clarke	58 — Oct 1960
W	Back Cover — Instant Sinka Bath Salts	Joe Orlando	58 — Oct 1960
W	TV Ads We’d Like to See — The Polydent Commercial	Joe Orlando	59 — Dec 1960
W	The Parent from the Ages of 21 to 60	Wally Wood	59 — Dec 1960
W	Educational Toys	Bob Clarke	60 — Jan 1961
W	Janes Seamless Stockings (ad parody)	Bob Clarke	61 — Mar 1961
W	Mail Order Gift Catalogues	Bob Clarke	62 — Apr 1961
W	Adult TV Cartoons	Wally Wood	63 — Jun 1961
W	Back Cover — But Wiser Beer (ad parody)	Kelly Freas	63 — Jun 1961
W	Scenes We’d Like to See — The Doctor’s Pronouncement	Mort Drucker	64 — Jul 1961
W	A MAD Guide for Baby Sitters	Bob Clarke	64 — Jul 1961
W	Yellowed Pages	Bob Clarke	66 — Oct 1961
W	Future Telephone Triumphs	Bob Clarke	66 — Oct 1961
W	Bayar Aspirin Needs Fast Relief	Lester Krauss	67 — Dec 1961
W	MAD’s Suggestions For Use of the New Army Rocket Belt	Bob Clarke	67 — Dec 1961
W	Back Cover — Fool-Aid	Kelly Freas	67 — Dec 1961
W	Back Cover — Glass Container Manufacturers Association	Kelly Freas	68 — Jan 1962
W	Some TV Ads We Never Got to See	Dick DeBartolo, Jack Rickard	69 — Mar 1962
W	More Efficient Snow Removal	Bob Clarke	70 — Apr 1962
W	Travailers Insurance Company	Lester Krauss	71 — Jun 1962
W	MAD Investigates the Sordid Business of Gambling	Wally Wood	71 — Jun 1962
W	A MAD Guide to “Do-It-Yourself” TV Repairs	Bob Clarke	72 — Jul 1962
W	Volksbuggen — Pesky Import	Bob Clarke	75 — Dec 1962
WM	If Kids Designed Their Own Christmas Toys	Lester Krauss	76 — Jan 1963
W	Modern Chess	Bob Clarke	78 — Apr 1963
W	The MAD Plan for Beating TV Commercial-Breaks	Bob Clarke	81 — Sep 1963
W	If Comic Strip Characters Behaved Like Ordinary People	Wally Wood	81 — Sep 1963
W	Popular Scientific Mechanics (magazine satire)	Bob Clarke	81 — Sep 1963
W	Cover Writer — Castro lights trick Alfred cigar	Norman Mingo	82 — Oct 1963
W	New Opportunities for Recent Grads	Jack Rickard	82 — Oct 1963
AW	The First MAD Fold-In featuring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton		86 — Apr 1964
W	Watch That Price With the Asterisk	Bob Clarke	87 — Jun 1964
W	The Great Cigarette Filter Tip War	Bob Clarke	87 — Jun 1964
AW	Fold-In — Who wants to be president more than anything?		87 — Jun 1964
W	Back Cover — Contact Continuously Contagious Capsules	Bob Clarke	87 — Jun 1964
AW	Fold-In — The only hope for curing “Beatle-Mania”!		88 — Jul 1964
AW	Fold-In — The one sure thing we’ll all get out of our moon shot?		89 — Sep 1964
W	Misleading TV Titles	Mort Drucker	90 — Oct 1964
AW	Fold-In — The next scientific-medical breakthrough that millions of dollars will be spent to discover?		90 — Oct 1964
AW	Some MAD Devices for Safer Smoking		91 — Dec 1964
AW	Fold-In — What’s really behind South American unrest?		91 — Dec 1964
AW	Back Cover — Self-Portrait		91 — Dec 1964
AW	“MAD Commemorative” and “Alfred E. Neuman For President” Stamps (bonus insert)		Trash #7 — Ann 1964
AW	Fold-In — The image of U.S. justice that the rest of the world sees?		92 — Jan 1965
AW	A Child’s View of Newspaper Headlines		93 — Mar 1965
W	A MAD Look at Signs of the Times — Picture Road Signs	Bob Clarke	93 — Mar 1965
AW	Fold-In — What brilliant new ideas has the current TV season produced?		93 — Mar 1965
W	Famous People’s Home-Study Courses	Bob Clarke	94 — Apr 1965
AW	Fold-In — Which national symbol is going to need the biggest repair job?		94 — Apr 1965
W	HairGoo — The Magazine Devoted to Beautiful Hair Styles	Jack Rickard	95 — Jun 1965
AW	Fold-In — The fold-in picture that not even Playboy would dare print?		95 — Jun 1965
AW	TV Commercial Aids — or, How to Live With Television Commercials — and Still Not Go Out of Your Ever Lovin’ Mind		96 — Jul 1965
AW	Fold-In — The Harvest We Shall Reap From the Super-Patriots’ Methods of Exposing “Communist Plotters” In America?		96 — Jul 1965
AW	Being Rich is Better than a Warm Puppy (book parody)		97 — Sep 1965
AW	Fold-In — What Comes After Pop Art and Op Art?		97 — Sep 1965
AW	MAD Cover Logo — Dolphin feeds jumping Alfred		98 — Oct 1965
W	Surfing	George Woodbridge	98 — Oct 1965
AW	MAD’s Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		98 — Oct 1965
AW	Fold-In — Who Are the Disaster Victims That Nobody Ever Helps?		98 — Oct 1965
AW	Fold-In — What Wild Frenzy Will Future College Students Face?		99 — Dec 1965
AW	MAD’s Puzzle Page		100 — Jan 1966
AW	Fold-In — A Vital Message From the Staff of MAD		100 — Jan 1966
AW	MAD’s Puzzle Page		101 — Mar 1966
AW	Fold-In — How do bosses plan to celebrate future office Xmas parties?		101 — Mar 1966
A	National Perspirer — The World’s Slimiest Paper	Larry Siegel	102 — Apr 1966
W	abc-tv’s wild world of sports (TV satire)	George Woodbridge	102 — Apr 1966
AW	Fold-In — How You Too Can Make a Fortune in the Booming Ski Business		102 — Apr 1966
AW	Back Cover — The Television Studio		102 — Apr 1966
AW	MAD’s “Share the Wealth” Income Tax Form		103 — Jun 1966
AW	Fold-In — What Awesome U.S. Weapon Wipes Out Millions Every Year?		103 — Jun 1966
AW	Postage Stamp Advertising		104 — Jul 1966
AW	Fold-In — The Kind of Fireworks Some People Would Like to See		104 — Jul 1966
AW	A MAD Look at Shut-Ins		105 — Sep 1966
AW	Fold-In — What Awesome Beast Threatens Unwary Campers Every Year?		105 — Sep 1966
W	A MAD Look at the Joys of Scuba Diving (A Study in Depth)	Dick DeBartolo, Bob Clarke	106 — Oct 1966
AW	Fold-In — What Profitable Car-Buyer Market Will Automakers Stupidly Lose Again With This Year’s Models?		106 — Oct 1966
AW	MAD’s Puzzle Page		107 — Dec 1966
AW	Fold-In — What’s the Dirtiest Play in Modern Football?		107 — Dec 1966
AW	Telephone Solicitors		108 — Jan 1967
AW	Fold-In — A Christmas Message From Santa Claus		108 — Jan 1967
AW	Idiot-Proof Products		109 — Mar 1967
W	How Various Magazines Might Handle the Same Cartoon Situation	Bob Clarke	109 — Mar 1967
AW	Fold-In — What is Today’s Most Shocking Drug Menace?		109 — Mar 1967
AW	The MAD Hate Book		110 — Apr 1967
AW	Fold-In — What is replacing girls in young men’s minds?		110 — Apr 1967
AW	Outdoor Sports Indoors		111 — Jun 1967
AW	Fold-In — What deadly killer threatens us all?		111 — Jun 1967
AW	Fold-In — What would be a perfect slogan for the advertising industry?		112 — Jul 1967
AW	Some MAD Auto Safety Features		113 — Sep 1967
AW	Fold-In — Where is the current trend in popular literature headed?		113 — Sep 1967
AW	Fold-In — What is the only way to beautify America?		114 — Oct 1967
AW	Fold-In — What is one of the really exciting possibilities of a psychedelic “trip”?		115 — Dec 1967
A	introduction page for stickers bonus		Trash #10 — Ann 1967
A	introduction page for stencils bonus		Follies #5 — Ann 1967
A	MAD’s Christmas Cards to Seasonal Exploiters — To Our Electric Companies	Frank Jacobs	116 — Jan 1968
AW	Fold-In — What will be the ultimate idea in “mod” fashions?		116 — Jan 1968
W	Cover Writer — Alfred kicked through goal	Norman Mingo	117 — Mar 1968
A	MAD’s Medical Mother Goose	Larry Siegel	117 — Mar 1968
AW	Fold-In — What is the most expensive accessory item young car-buyers purchase?		117 — Mar 1968
AW	MAD’s Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		118 — Apr 1968
AW	Fold-In — What is the worst threat to recovery hospital patients can suffer?		118 — Apr 1968
A	Me and My Big Mouth!	Dean Norman	119 — Jun 1968
AW	Fold-In — What dedicated group does a lot of planting and yet, nothing ever comes of it?		119 — Jun 1968
AW	The MAD Hate Book — Vol. II		120 — Jul 1968
AW	Fold-In — What is the one thing most school dropouts are sure to become?		120 — Jul 1968
AW	A July 4th Salute		121 — Sep 1968
AW	When We Have the Future Long-Long Cigarette		122 — Oct 1968
AW	Fold-In — What new source of explosive energy has the United States developed?		122 — Oct 1968
AW	Fold-In — In what battle zone are the most shocking atrocities being committed?		123 — Dec 1968
A	introduction pages for “Alfred E. Neuman for President” poster and bumper sticker bonuses		Trash #11 — Ann 1968
A	introduction pages for mischief stickers bonus		Follies #6 — Ann 1968
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s Al Jaffee Spews Out Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions — 1968
W	The Magic Spell	Jack Rickard	124 — Jan 1969
A	Christmas Is...	Gilbert Barnhill	124 — Jan 1969
AW	Fold-In — What gift will many holiday party revelers pick up on the drive home?		124 — Jan 1969
A	Me and My Big Mouth!	Dean Norman	125 — Mar 1969
AW	Fold-In — What is the one thing protest marchers have greatly improved?		125 — Mar 1969
W	MAD’s Color Puzzle Page	Bob Clarke	126 — Apr 1969
W	MAD’s 1968-69 Football Low Lights	Jack Davis	126 — Apr 1969
AW	Fold-In — Which modern artist is most successfully communicating with his audience?		126 — Apr 1969
W	Signs of Status	Bob Clarke	127 — Jun 1969
W	Bullbit (movie satire)	Mort Drucker	127 — Jun 1969
AW	Fold-In — What industry contributes more to air pollution than any other?		127 — Jun 1969
AW	The Heart Transplant		128 — Jul 1969
AW	Fold-In — What is the one unhappiness almost all modern parents are sure to share with their children?		128 — Jul 1969
AW	Fold-In — What were investigations into the “Pueblo Affair” really looking for?		129 — Sep 1969
W	The Nightmare	Paul Coker, Jr.	130 — Oct 1969
AW	Fold-In — What does the future hold for our great American pastime?		130 — Oct 1969
A	A MAD Peek Behind the Scenes at a Hospital	Larry Siegel	131 — Dec 1969
AW	Fold-In — What great new chasm has been discovered that dwarfs even the Grand Canyon?		131 — Dec 1969
A	introduction page for postcards bonus		Worst #12 — Ann 1969
A	“Get MAD” Picture Postcards (bonus)	Paul Coker, Jr., Jack Rickard, Don Martin	Worst #12 — Ann 1969
A	introduction page for Nasty cards bonus		Follies #7 — Ann 1969
A	MAD “Nasty Cards” (bonus insert)	12 co-contributors Frank Jacobs, Paul Coker, Jr., Jack Rickard, Don Martin, Mort Drucker, Sergio Aragones, Bob Clarke, Jack Davis, Angelo Torres, Antonio Prohias, George Woodbridge, Dave Berg	Follies #7 — Ann 1969
A	introduction pages for MAD Pocket Medals bonus		Trash #12 — Ann 1969
AW	MAD Pocket Medals (bonus insert)		Trash #12 — Ann 1969
AW	Fold-In — What new trend is destroying a time-honored theater art?		132 — Jan 1970
W	What is a Born Winner?	Sergio Aragones	133 — Mar 1970
AW	Fold-In — What is one special benefit derived from rock music by some of its fans?		133 — Mar 1970
AW	Fold-In — What offensive animal would many Americans like to see become extinct?		134 — Apr 1970
AW	The MAD Book of Magic & Other Dirty Tricks		135 — Jun 1970
AW	Fold-In — Who is fast becoming our all-time top comic character?		135 — Jun 1970
AW	Fold-In — What form of inflation are most Americans fighting?		136 — Jul 1970
AW	Hawks & Doves — Umbrella Sunburn		137 — Sep 1970
AW	Fold-In — What silent majority will we never hear from?		137 — Sep 1970
A	The MAD Voodoo Doll (bonus insert) — introduction art	Paul Nonnast	Special #1 — Fall 1970
AW	Hawks & Doves — Sliding Window		138 — Oct 1970
AW	Fold-In — What innocent product threatens the world with an immense explosion?		138 — Oct 1970
AW	Hawks & Doves — Growing Grass		139 — Dec 1970
AW	Fold-In — Mini? Midi? Maxi? What kind of clothing style would we like to see kids wear?		139 — Dec 1970
A	Paperback Artist	Frank Jacobs	Sing Along With MAD — 1970
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		The MAD Book of Magic and Other Dirty Tricks — 1970
AW	Hawks & Doves — Tree Ornament		140 — Jan 1971
AW	Fold-In — What essential item won’t be available again this year?		140 — Jan 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Snow Plow and Bombers		141 — Mar 1971
AW	Fold-In — What is contributing most to the breakdown of communication between people?		141 — Mar 1971
AW	A MAD Guide to Stereo	Dick DeBartolo	Special #2 — Spr 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Cannon Spokes		142 — Apr 1971
AW	Fold-In — In what dangerous direction are militant revolutionaries leading us?		142 — Apr 1971
AW	Back Cover — Sign Language		142 — Apr 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Foxholes		143 — Jun 1971
W	You Know It’s Really Over When...	Gloria L. Rich, Jack Rickard	143 — Jun 1971
AW	Fold-In — What is fast becoming the only place to see rare vanishing animal species?		143 — Jun 1971
AW	A MAD Look at Computers		Special #3 — Sum 1971
AW	(introduction page) — MAD Protest Stickers (bonus insert)		Special #3 — Sum 1971
AW	The MAD Non-Smokers Hate Book		144 — Jul 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Air Show Jet Formation		144 — Jul 1971
AW	Fold-In — What deadly missions are more and more servicemen voluntarily going on?		144 — Jul 1971
W	A Fish Tale	Paul Coker, Jr.	145 — Sep 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Nightmares and Bacon		145 — Sep 1971
AW	Fold-In — What new phenomena will send workingmen’s temperatures soaring this summer?		145 — Sep 1971
A	This is the LAND that Sam Built	Frank Jacobs	Special #4 — Fall 1971
AW	MAD Cover Logo — Special polluted issue		146 — Oct 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — War Game Tanks		146 — Oct 1971
AW	Fold-In — What’s always been the favorite method of camouflaging military activity?		146 — Oct 1971
AW	Hawks & Doves — Bivouac Lights		147 — Dec 1971
AW	Fold-In — What kind of political bandwagon would many Republicans like to see prepared for our V.P.?		147 — Dec 1971
AW	A MAD Look At Guarantees and Warranties		Special #5 — Win 1971
W	The Shocking “MAD Flag” Poster (bonus insert)	Harry Jaffee	Special #5 — Win 1971
W	A Movie Scene We’d Like to See (sword fight)	George Woodbridge	148 — Jan 1972
AW	Hawks & Doves — Electric Train		148 — Jan 1972
AW	Fold-In — What is really bugging most Americans?		148 — Jan 1972
W	Back Cover — A TV Scene We’d Like to See — Caesar made the salad!	Irving Schild	148 — Jan 1972
AW	Fold-In — What recent by-product of American industry is winning the public’s confidence?		149 — Mar 1972
AW	More Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		150 — Apr 1972
AW	Fold-In — Just what is Richard Nixon hoping to find on his historic trip to China?		150 — Apr 1972
AW	Fold-In — What beloved American animal will never become extinct because of overwhelming support?		151 — Jun 1972
W	The Value of Magazines	Bob Clarke	Special #6 — Sum 1972
AW	introduction page — MAD Mischief Stickers (bonus insert)		Special #6 — Sum 1972
AW	Fold-In — What institute graduates super-specialists in their chosen fields?		152 — Jul 1972
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid TV Commercials	Marcelle Pesek	153 — Sep 1972
AW	Fold-In — What sudden assault wipes out more and more Americans each year?		153 — Sep 1972
AW	The MAD Car-Owners Hate Book		154 — Oct 1972
AW	Fold-In — What can we expect from all the candidates in the 1972 political swim?		154 — Oct 1972
W	Back Cover — America’s Final Cigarette Break	Irving Schild	154 — Oct 1972
W	A Grim Fairy Tale	Paul Coker, Jr.	155 — Dec 1972
AW	Fold-In — What special spirit seems to inspire today’s nutty fashions?		155 — Dec 1972
A	You and Your Big Mouth!	Dean Norman	Special #8 — Win 1972
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s Al Jaffee Spews Out More Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions — 1972
W	Christmas Greedings	Bob Clarke	156 — Jan 1973
AW	The MAD Christmas Hate Book		156 — Jan 1973
AW	Fold-In — What special gift is still in short supply this year?		156 — Jan 1973
AW	Don’t You Feel Like a Schmuck?!		157 — Mar 1973
AW	Fold-In — What crazy new trips are the freaks into lately?		157 — Mar 1973
AW	The MAD TV Viewers Hate Book		158 — Apr 1973
AW	Fold-In — Whose life would be seriously endangered if pot were legalized?		158 — Apr 1973
AW	In an Agent’s Office		159 — Jun 1973
AW	Planned Obsolescence in Everyday Products		159 — Jun 1973
AW	Fold-In — What unique and special experience are more lovers sharing these days?		159 — Jun 1973
AW	Fold-In — Which of nature’s ravages continues to defy modern technology?		160 — Jul 1973
AW	Crime Foilers For the Average Citizen		161 — Sep 1973
AW	Fold-In — What is the worst form of capital punishment?		161 — Sep 1973
W	At a Water Cooler	Jack Rickard	Special #10 — Fall 1973
AW	The MAD Motorists Guide to American Wildlife	Robert Kaufman	162 — Oct 1973
AW	Fold-In — What old Indian trick is actually avenging the white man’s massacres?		162 — Oct 1973
AW	Fold-In — What volatile system is now heavily fueled and promises to rocket to unlimited heights?		163 — Dec 1973
AW	An Architectural Triumph		164 — Jan 1974
AW	Fold-In — When is there never a shortage of gas?		164 — Jan 1974
A	Unavoidable Exercises for the Urban Dweller	Frank Jacobs	165 — Mar 1974
AW	Fold-In — What is believing in honest politicians like?		165 — Mar 1974
A	MAD’s Cheap Revolutionary Way to Eat Out and Lose Weight!	Larry Gore	166 — Apr 1974
AW	Fold-In — What emerging force thinks it is cleverly solving the problem of overpopulation?		166 — Apr 1974
W	Back Cover — Our Floundering Fathers	Jack Rickard	166 — Apr 1974
AW	The MAD Game of Basebrawl		167 — Jun 1974
AW	Fold-In — What is the most explicitly taught subject in the world?		167 — Jun 1974
AW	A MAD Guide to Recycling Garbage		168 — Jul 1974
AW	Fold-In — What big car feature will soon be included in small economy cars?		168 — Jul 1974
AW	Trademark Graffiti		169 — Sep 1974
AW	Fold-In — What new development has greatly improved highway safety?		169 — Sep 1974
AW	introduction page — MAD Sickie-Stickies (bonus insert)		Special #13 — Fall 1974
AW	Fold-In — What is the only thing that completely ignores the law of gravity?		170 — Oct 1974
AW	Back Cover — A MAD Look at a TV Commercial — Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum		170 — Oct 1974
AW	Fold-In — What looks like the surest, fastest transportation to Washington this year?		171 — Dec 1974
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Al Jaffee’s MAD (Yecch!) Monstrosities — 1974
A	Paperback Artist	Jerry DeFuccio	Clods’ Letters to MAD — 1974
W	Picture Road Signs We’d Like to See	Frank Jacobs, Bob Clarke	172 — Jan 1975
AW	MAD Solutions to Big City Doggie-Do Problems		172 — Jan 1975
AW	Fold-In — What simple pastime is fast becoming a luxury that many Americans can no longer afford?		172 — Jan 1975
AW	Fold-In — What is one driving hazard that auto makers are almost powerless to remove?		173 — Mar 1975
AW	Letters — reader suggestion — Al Jaffee with dog collar and leash		174 — Apr 1975
AW	Fold-In — What special interest group is benefitting most from our jammed courts?		174 — Apr 1975
AW	Fold-In — MAD’s Fold-In folds with this issue?		175 — Jun 1975
I	Back Cover — Ms. Liberty	Mort Künstler	175 — Jun 1975
AW	Fold-In — Where has the most shocking rise in crime taken place?		176 — Jul 1975
AW	MAD Devices Designed to Solve Our Smoker vs. Non-Smoker Problems		177 — Sep 1975
AW	Fold-In — What special items do foreign shoppers find easily obtainable in the U.S.?		177 — Sep 1975
AW	introduction page — MAD-Hesives (bonus insert)		Special #16 — Fall 1975
A	MAD Artists’ Response to a “Draw This Figure (horse)” Ad	11 co-contributors Jack Davis, Don Martin, Jack Rickard, Paul Coker, Jr., Angelo Torres, Mort Drucker, Sergio Aragones, George Woodbridge, Antonio Prohias, Bob Clarke, Dave Berg	178 — Oct 1975
A	The MAD Economics Primer	Stan Hart	178 — Oct 1975
AW	Fold-In — What large group would be delighted to have President Ford join their ranks?		178 — Oct 1975
AW	Letters — drawing of Al Jaffee in the cigarette smoke		179 — Dec 1975
AW	Future “No-Frills Air Travel” Gimmicks	Dick DeBartolo	179 — Dec 1975
AW	Fold-In — When can you be guaranteed the very best weather?		179 — Dec 1975
AW	Fold-In — What unusual dining aid will soon become a necessity in many restaurants?		180 — Jan 1976
AW	Letters — drawing of Al Jaffee as flight attendant		181 — Mar 1976
AW	Fold-In — What kind of vicious big shots have been taking over our cities?		181 — Mar 1976
W	The Castaway	Paul Coker, Jr.	182 — Apr 1976
AW	Fold-In — In what important bowl game are there nothing but losers?		182 — Apr 1976
AW	Fold-In — How have some pesky critters gotten out of control lately?		183 — Jun 1976
AW	MAD’s Solutions to Big City Parking Problems		184 — Jul 1976
AW	Fold-In — What is becoming a most disturbing political argument these days?		184 — Jul 1976
AW	Some Useful MAD Gadgets for Slob-Proofing Your Home		185 — Sep 1976
AW	Fold-In — What abused old timer needs more tender loving care than ever lately?		185 — Sep 1976
AW	What will one of our current international trade policies add to future history books about America?		Special #19 — Fall 1976
A	The Neuman Book of World Records that Led to Lesser-Known Follow-Up Records	Frank Jacobs	186 — Oct 1976
AW	Fold-In — What important executive position should you train for?		186 — Oct 1976
W	Back Cover — Let Us (S)pray	Irving Schild	186 — Oct 1976
AW	Fold-In — What popular con game played in a carnival-like atmosphere makes suckers of us all?		187 — Dec 1976
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s Al Jaffee Spews Out Still More Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — 1976
AW	Book Subject — MAD’s Vastly Overrated Al Jaffee		Book — 1976
A	The MAD Clearance Catalogue of Unwanted Articles, Features, Gimmicks, and Premises	12 co-contributors Frank Jacobs, Jack Rickard, Dave Berg, Bob Clarke, Sergio Aragones, Paul Coker, Jr., Jack Davis, Mort Drucker, Norman Mingo, Angelo Torres, George Woodbridge, Don Martin	188 — Jan 1977
AW	Fold-In — What particular species in our environment is sure to get special attention from any winning candidate?		188 — Jan 1977
A	A MAD Look at Some Exciting New Job Opportunities	Paul Peter Porges	189 — Mar 1977
AW	Fold-In — What’s the best thing to use to see stars?		189 — Mar 1977
W	Cover Writer — Ski jumper leaves skis behind	Jack Rickard	190 — Apr 1977
AW	Back Cover — MAD Salutes the Automobile Industry		190 — Apr 1977
AW	Fold-In — What remarkable magic trick will the East be looking for this fall?		191 — Jun 1977
AW	Fold-In — What’s the most popular talk show on the air today?		192 — Jul 1977
AW	Back Cover — One Night in the Big City		192 — Jul 1977
W	Products With Paired Names That Tell What It’s Supposed to Do	Bob Clarke	193 — Sep 1977
A	Welcome to MAD Magazine’s Reality World (amusement park)	Larry Siegel, Marc Bilgrey	193 — Sep 1977
AW	Fold-In — Where are some of the world’s greatest oil deposits?		193 — Sep 1977
AW	Fold-In — What popular source of energy is short-lived and of questionable value?		194 — Oct 1977
AW	Fold-In — What’s the one thing oil rich sheiks have no intention of fueling in their own lands?		195 — Dec 1977
A	Inventions We’d Like to See	Paul Peter Porges	196 — Jan 1978
AW	Fold-In — What does a college education promise to give many of today’s students?		196 — Jan 1978
AW	Fold-In — What infectious foreign invasion is spreading in epidemic proportions among Americans lately?		197 — Mar 1978
A	MAD One-Time Use Products	Paul Peter Porges	198 — Apr 1978
AW	Fold-In — What competitive Russian and Japanese enterprise threatens total annihilation?		198 — Apr 1978
AW	Cover Artist and Writer — Dog eat dog		199 — Jun 1978
AW	Fold-In — Where are some very successful actors coming from lately?		199 — Jun 1978
W	Back Cover — One Night in the City	Jack Davis	199 — Jun 1978
AW	Fold-In — What volatile ingredients now being formulated are sure to cause future catastrophes?		200 — Jul 1978
W	Back Cover — More Scenes We’d Like to See — The Frog Prince	Don Martin	200 — Jul 1978
AW	Trademark Graffiti	Jim Ruth	201 — Sep 1978
AW	Fold-In — What colorful, spectacular creature is still being exploited... even after it has wiggled and died?		201 — Sep 1978
A	Recycling Your Throw-Aways	Paul Peter Porges	202 — Oct 1978
AW	Fold-In — What kind of competition is giving motel owners the jitters?		202 — Oct 1978
AW	Fold-In — What former world champ is taking an awful licking lately?		203 — Dec 1978
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Al Jaffee’s MAD Inventions — 1978
A	Cover Self-Caricature — Contributing Artist	14 co-contributors Nick Meglin, Norman Mingo, Frank Jacobs, Mort Drucker, Don Martin, Dave Berg, Bob Clarke, Sergio Aragones, Angelo Torres, Antonio Prohias, Jack Rickard, Jack Davis, George Woodbridge, Paul Coker, Jr.	MAD Stew Paperback — 1978
AW	“New-Improved” Products That Really Are New and Improved	Billy Doherty	204 — Jan 1979
AW	Fold-In — What marvelous new development should have architects everywhere rejoicing?		204 — Jan 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Doctors		205 — Mar 1979
AW	Fold-In — What’s the most sickening thing on TV today?		205 — Mar 1979
A	Everyday Scenes We’d Love to See	Dick DeBartolo	206 — Apr 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Corporate Executives		206 — Apr 1979
AW	Fold-In — What great star are we all waiting eagerly to applaud?		206 — Apr 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Teachers		207 — Jun 1979
A	A MAD Look at Half-Truths in TV Ads	Paul Peter Porges	207 — Jun 1979
AW	Fold-In — What heavy drinker should be kept off the road?		207 — Jun 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Lawyers		208 — Jul 1979
AW	The Space Age Razor Race	John Wick	208 — Jul 1979
AW	Fold-In — What inspiring lesson does professional sports teach our children?		208 — Jul 1979
W	Cover Writer — National Safety Council	Norman Mingo	209 — Sep 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Politicians		209 — Sep 1979
AW	Fold-In — What kind of “tripping” is becoming a big turn-off for many kids?		209 — Sep 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Professional Athletes		210 — Oct 1979
AW	More “New-Improved” Products That Really Are New and Improved	Billy Doherty	210 — Oct 1979
AW	Fold-In — What type of revolting theater fare will not appear this summer... Thank God!		210 — Oct 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Medical Workers		211 — Dec 1979
AW	Fold-In — The Fold-In Fanatic Award		211 — Dec 1979
A	Paperback Artist	Dick DeBartolo	The MAD Guide to Self-Improvement — 1979
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Students		212 — Jan 1980
AW	Lightning Never Strikes in the Same Place Twice!		212 — Jan 1980
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Working People		213 — Mar 1980
AW	Fold-In — What big disaster has occurred on this page?		213 — Mar 1980
AW	MAD Medals to be Presented to Deserving Actors		214 — Apr 1980
AW	Fold-In — What scary new form of fallout has technology foisted on us lately?		214 — Apr 1980
A	Back Cover — Stinky Old Miner’s Feet	Dave Manak	214 — Apr 1980
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions Jogging Incident		215 — Jun 1980
AW	Fold-In — What species would we all like to see become extinct?		215 — Jun 1980
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions Fishing Incident		216 — Jul 1980
AW	Fold-In — What new way are people falling head over heels these days?		216 — Jul 1980
AW	Back Cover — The Congressional Medal of Dishonor		216 — Jul 1980
AW	Cover Artist and Writer — Alfred for President		217 — Sep 1980
AW	Fold-In — What’s the best way to become a member of a crime organization?		217 — Sep 1980
AW	Fold-In — What’s the most exciting thing on TV today?		218 — Oct 1980
AW	The Race for The Presidency (hold page up to light)		219 — Dec 1980
AW	Back Cover — Caveman Club Sale		219 — Dec 1980
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Good Lord! Not Another Book of Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — 1980
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions Gangland Episode		220 — Jan 1981
AW	Fold-In — What is a ridiculously expensive trip today that most of us would rather avoid?		220 — Jan 1981
AW	MAD Image-Builders		221 — Mar 1981
AW	Fold-In — What disgusting form of pollution is now considered dangerous to us all?		221 — Mar 1981
AW	Fold-In — A Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions “Mother Goose” Fold-In		222 — Apr 1981
AW	Fold-In — What is always the movie industry’s ghastliest production?		223 — Jun 1981
AW	Cover Artist and Writer — City kite-flying		224 — Jul 1981
AW	Fold-In — How do today’s crooks really strike it rich?		224 — Jul 1981
AW	Fold-In — What ancient slow-moving creature is threatened with extinction?		225 — Sep 1981
AW	Letters — Al Jaffee draws an ad on a barf-bag		226 — Oct 1981
AW	Fold-In — What convenient place has the chemical industry found to dump its toxic products?		226 — Oct 1981
AW	Fold-In — What new sex object has brought out our animal instincts?		227 — Dec 1981
A	Paperback Artist	Jerry DeFuccio	Clods’ Letters to MAD — 1981
AW	Fold-In — What’s the difference between an idiot and someone who folds Fold-Ins?		228 — Jan 1982
AW	Fold-In — What kind of obscenity makes parents hate sending their kids to the movies?		229 — Mar 1982
AW	Video Games Based on Real Life		230 — Apr 1982
AW	Fold-In — Why is a taxpayer like a bottle of wine?		230 — Apr 1982
A	If Photograph Albums Told the Whole Truth	Stan Hart	231 — Jun 1982
AW	Fold-In — What remarkable trick did you learn from this magazine?		231 — Jun 1982
AW	The MAD Students Hate Book	Jody Revenson, Mike Claussen	232 — Jul 1982
AW	Fold-In — Why are new “Reaganomics” like old Reagan movies?		232 — Jul 1982
AW	MAD’s Updated Practical Joke Catalogue	Diane Riccobene	233 — Sep 1982
AW	Fold-In — A “Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions” Fairy Tale Fold-In		233 — Sep 1982
AW	MAD’s Theft and Vandal-Proof Products		234 — Oct 1982
AW	Fold-In — What modern frowned-upon activity is keeping our youth slim and trim?		234 — Oct 1982
A	“If Elected, I Solemnly Promise...”	Tom Koch	235 — Dec 1982
AW	Fold-In — What would be a vast improvement on the “right to bear arms”?		235 — Dec 1982
W	Back (Front?) Cover — Conan the Barbarian Cuts the Baloney	Boris Vallejo	235 — Dec 1982
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s Al Jaffee Freaks Out — 1982
W	Chutzpah is...	Larry Siegel, Paul Coker, Jr.	236 — Jan 1983
A	When Not to Use Famous “Pick-Up” Lines	Chris Hart	236 — Jan 1983
AW	Fold-In — What is the poor’s greatest problem?		236 — Jan 1983
AW	Fold-In — How will our current military budget result in bloodshed?		237 — Mar 1983
AW	Fold-In — What recent spiritual movement has (Thank God!) burned itself out?		238 — Apr 1983
A	MAD’s “Defense Contractor” of the Year	Lou Silverstone	239 — Jun 1983
AW	Fold-In — Where are public executions sometimes performed to entertain an audience?		239 — Jun 1983
AW	Fold-In — How has the Reagan administration secretly introduced prayer into high schools?		240 — Jul 1983
AW	Fold-In — Where should most modern classic exploitation horror films be kept?		241 — Sep 1983
AW	Fold-In — What is changing America’s drinking habits?		242 — Oct 1983
AW	Fold-In — What great sporting event could bring families together again?		243 — Dec 1983
AW	Fold-In — What kind of weather report can chill you to the bone?		244 — Jan 1984
AW	Fold-In — What dreaded eruption will devastate millions in 1984?		245 — Mar 1984
W	Cover Writer — Alfred rolls out tightrope	Jack Davis	246 — Apr 1984
AW	Fold-In — What insatiable monster is starting to roam our streets again?		246 — Apr 1984
A	The MAD Owner’s Manual for a New American Car	Tom Koch	247 — Jun 1984
AW	Fold-In — What is the one issue that leaves President Reagan absolutely cold?		247 — Jun 1984
W	Cover Writer — Alfred brings stuffed pig to vet	Richard Williams	248 — Jul 1984
A	MAD’s Practical Joke Catalogue For Doctors	Beppe Sabatini	248 — Jul 1984
AW	Fold-In — What has replaced the bald eagle as America’s symbol all over the world?		248 — Jul 1984
AW	Things to Do on the Day After		249 — Sep 1984
AW	Fold-In — How are some people bringing far-out sex and violence into their dull lives?		249 — Sep 1984
A	Easy Step-By-Step “Break Dance” Chart	Don (Duck) Edwing	250 — Oct 1984
AW	Fold-In — What bizarre new epidemic is threatening to fill our hospitals?		250 — Oct 1984
AW	A MAD Look at Airline Safety Instructions		251 — Dec 1984
AW	Fold-In — What new form of addiction threatens to enslave our youth?		251 — Dec 1984
A	Commemorative Coins For Things That Might Otherwise Be Forgotten	Tom Koch	MAD 84 — 1984
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions #5 — 1984
AW	Fold-In — Who had a hand in promoting a hot new erotic fashion trend?		252 — Jan 1985
W	Cover Writer — Aid crate crushes Alfred	Richard Williams	253 — Mar 1985
AW	Exciting New Uses for Miracle Velcro	T.J. Glenn	253 — Mar 1985
AW	Fold-In — What new labor development gave this worker much more time to spend with his family?		253 — Mar 1985
A	Where Your Rock Album Dollar Goes	John Ficarra	254 — Apr 1985
AW	Useful and Practical Inflight Information We’d Like to See		254 — Apr 1985
AW	Fold-In — What powerful non-nuclear device is there no defense against?		254 — Apr 1985
W	Cover Writer — Red carpet rolls over Reagan	Richard Williams	255 — Jun 1985
AW	A MAD Guide to How Simple Things Work		255 — Jun 1985
AW	Fold-In — In what area of high-tech chip development does the USA still hold a commanding lead?		255 — Jun 1985
W	Cover Writer — Alfred waters rug sunflower	Richard Williams	256 — Jul 1985
AW	Fold-In — What safe, cheap Star Wars technology would we like to suggest to The Pentagon?		256 — Jul 1985
A	The MAD Emergency Barf-Inducing Technique — The Potrzebie Maneuver	John Ficarra	256 — Jul 1985
AW	Truly Logical “Transformers”		257 — Sep 1985
AW	Fold-In — What is fast becoming America’s most expensive leisure time activity?		257 — Sep 1985
A	Cover Artist — Computer Program / Goonies		258 — Oct 1985
A	A MAD Look at Some Not-So-Famous First Attempts	Mike Snider	258 — Oct 1985
A	The MAD Computer Primer	John Boni	258 — Oct 1985
AW	Fold-In — Which gruesome twosome was responsible for the premature passing of the dearly departed?		258 — Oct 1985
W	Back Cover — What’s the Beef? — The Weinburger	Harvey Kurtzman, Will Elder	258 — Oct 1985
W	One Disastrous Day on the Atlantic	Don Martin	259 — Dec 1985
A	Superior Girl (Madonna song parody)	Frank Jacobs	259 — Dec 1985
AW	Bad Habit Enders		259 — Dec 1985
AW	Fold-In — What biological force threatens to destroy an international institution?		259 — Dec 1985
AW	New Uses for Old Batteries		260 — Jan 1986
AW	Fold-In — How did this year’s biggest product promotion end up?		260 — Jan 1986
A	Zonk Me Out at the Ball Game (song parody)	Frank Jacobs, John Ambrosio	261 — Mar 1986
AW	Back Cover — New, Improved MAD Pooper Scooper		261 — Mar 1986
A	MAD’s Dual Purpose Clothing Accessories	Mark Dressler	262 — Apr 1986
AW	Fold-In — What’s the really hot commodity in the world today?		262 — Apr 1986
AW	Consumer Revenge Bills		263 — Jun 1986
AW	Fold-In — What current pop cult is attracting legions of followers?		263 — Jun 1986
A	A MAD Peek Behind the Scenes at a Health Spa	Dick DeBartolo	264 — Jul 1986
AW	Fold-In — What’s the biggest financial drain on the federal government?		264 — Jul 1986
AW	Back Cover — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions in a Video Rental Store		264 — Jul 1986
A	Follow Up Report on Progress	Dick DeBartolo	265 — Sep 1986
AW	Fold-In — Where can you find the most dazzling, colorful wildlife on display?		265 — Sep 1986
AW	Fold-In — What kind of aid is the administration offering the American farmer?		266 — Oct 1986
A	MAD’s Practical Joke Catalogue for Courtrooms	Desmond Devlin	267 — Dec 1986
AW	Fold-In — How can devastating floods of gunk and filth be stopped?		267 — Dec 1986
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD Brain Ticklers, Puzzlers, and Lousy Jokes — 1986
AW	Book Subject — A Pretentious Compendium of MAD’s Very Best Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		Book — 1986
A	The MAD Richter Scale For Human Beings	Frank Jacobs	268 — Jan 1987
AW	Fold-In — What do experts agree makes students confused and out of touch with reality?		268 — Jan 1987
AW	Back Cover — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions at Richard M. Nixon High		268 — Jan 1987
AW	Mini-Movies Featuring the Fickle Finger of Fate		269 — Mar 1987
AW	Fold-In — What rampant form of addiction threatens the foundation of our society?		269 — Mar 1987
AW	Future Phone Gimmicks We Expect to See	Dick DeBartolo	270 — Apr 1987
AW	Back Cover — Fold In — What’s the hottest number in merchandising today?		270 — Apr 1987
A	MAD’s Advertising Gullibility Test	Mike Snider	271 — Jun 1987
AW	Fold-In — What would be helpful in evaluating government leaders?		271 — Jun 1987
A	It’s a Crummy Job... “But Somebody’s Gotta Do It!”	John Ellis Sech	272 — Jul 1987
AW	Fold-In — Who conducted the most exhaustive Washington probe recently?		272 — Jul 1987
A	A MAD Peek Behind the Scenes at Pee-Wee’s Playhouse		273 — Sep 1987
AW	Fold-In — How is the administration encouraging new housing designs?		273 — Sep 1987
AW	Fold-In — What group displaying deviant sexual behavior did the Meese Commission overlook?		274 — Oct 1987
A	Ultimate Accessories for Personal Stereos	Dick DeBartolo	274 — Oct 1987
A	Little Known World Landmarks	Dave Wilson	274 — Oct 1987
AW	Low-Tech Inventions For Everyday Needs		275 — Dec 1987
AW	Fold-In — What predatory creature most threatens the survival of endangered species?		275 — Dec 1987
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Once Again MAD’s Al Jaffee Spews Out Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — 1987
A	Commemorative Christmas Ornaments	John Prete	276 — Jan 1988
AW	Fold-In — What menace is zapping the energy of today’s youth?		276 — Jan 1988
A	Dual-Purpose Office Supplies for Working Mothers	John Rios	277 — Mar 1988
AW	Fold-In — What seems to be the only way of making your fortune today?		277 — Mar 1988
AW	Quick Recoveries for Embarrassing Situations		278 — Apr 1988
W	The Official MAD Pardon of Ronald Reagan	Jack Davis	278 — Apr 1988
AW	Fold-In — What is fast becoming the number one cause of drinking among today’s youth?		278 — Apr 1988
AW	MAD Looks at Handshakes	Frank Jacobs	279 — Jun 1988
AW	Fold-In — What popular teenage turn on is a turn off for parents?		279 — Jun 1988
A	Gary Hart Land	Charlie Kadau, Joe Raiola	280 — Jul 1988
AW	Fold-In — What loathsome form of useless vegetation is cropping up all over the land?		280 — Jul 1988
AW	A Collector’s Guide to Stamps Sneakily Designed for Fun and Profit		281 — Sep 1988
AW	Fold-In — What is fast becoming the hottest high stakes card game in the country?		281 — Sep 1988
AW	Fold-In — What hurdle must all Olympic athletes pass as they go for the gold?		282 — Oct 1988
A	Other McD.L.T. Type Ideas We’d Like to See From McDonalds	Mike Snider	283 — Dec 1988
AW	Fold-In — What advancement is being hailed as a breakthrough in air pollution control?		283 — Dec 1988
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s Al Jaffee Sweats Out Another Book — 1988
A	Play Pictionary With the MAD Artists	18 co-contributors John Prete, John Caldwell, Jack Davis, Mort Drucker, Sam Viviano, George Woodbridge, Dave Berg, Don (Duck) Edwing, Bob Jones, Harvey Kurtzman, Paul Peter Porges, Angelo Torres, Sergio Aragones, Bob Clarke, Paul Coker, Jr., Gerry Gersten, Antonio Prohias, Richard Williams	284 — Jan 1989
A	When Scandals Completely Take Over the News	Tom Koch	284 — Jan 1989
AW	Fold-In — What one thing makes life in the fast lane possible?		284 — Jan 1989
A	MAD’s Find-The-Hidden-Scoundrels Puzzle	John Prete	285 — Mar 1989
AW	Fold-In — What’s the worst poison spewing out of Downey Jr.’s big mouth?		285 — Mar 1989
A	If Bad Taste Took a Holiday	Mike Snider	286 — Apr 1989
AW	Fold-In — What is the latest, most terrible form of radio activity?		286 — Apr 1989
A	Specialized Nautilus Machines for Practical Everyday Activities	Larry Siegel	287 — Jun 1989
A	It’s Never a Good Sign When...	John Prete	287 — Jun 1989
AW	Fold-In — What is constantly reaching record heights?		287 — Jun 1989
A	MAD Switcheroos	Frank Jacobs	288 — Jul 1989
AW	Fold-In — What new exam will every student soon be required to pass?		288 — Jul 1989
AW	The Rookstone Catalog of Really Useful Tools, Nifty Gadgets, Hi-Tech Thingamajigs and Crafty Geegaws		289 — Sep 1989
AW	Fold-In — What’s the latest in exciting summer water sports?		289 — Sep 1989
A	MAD’s Modern Rube Goldberg Inventions	Mike Snider	290 — Oct 1989
AW	Fold-In — What kind of plague has today’s parents feeling shell-shocked?		290 — Oct 1989
A	MAD’s Big Ego Busters	Stan Hart	291 — Dec 1989
AW	Fold-In — When it comes to protecting us, where is our government’s weakest link?		291 — Dec 1989
AW	Cover Artist and Writer — Jaffee’s Alfred Fold-in		Special #69 — Win 1989
AW	introduction page for Al Jaffee portfolio		Special #69 — Win 1989
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		MAD’s All New Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — 1989
A	MAD’s Catalogue of Practical Joke Items for the Computer	Dick DeBartolo, Seth Greenberg	292 — Jan 1990
AW	Fold-In — What do we fear will be the Bush administration’s solution to flag burning?		292 — Jan 1990
AW	Fold-In — What beloved, legendary ball player is a poor bet to make the Hall of Fame?		293 — Mar 1990
W	Introduction page to Sports section uses artwork intended but not originally used for #26’s A Guide to Better Understanding the Fine Old Art of Boxing	Jack Davis	Special #70 — Spr 1990
A	Do You Really Need to Know...	John Prete, Mary Pat Lindl	294 — Apr 1990
AW	Fold-In — What creature recently became extinct in Alaska?		294 — Apr 1990
A	More MAD Switcheroos	Frank Jacobs	295 — Jun 1990
AW	Fold-In — A “Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions” Smoking Confrontation		295 — Jun 1990
AW	More Quick Recoveries For Embarrassing Situations		296 — Jul 1990
AW	Fold-In — For whose work is a bidding war creating higher and higher prices?		296 — Jul 1990
A	What Corporate Initials Really Stand For	Michael Goodwin	297 — Sep 1990
AW	Fold-In — What is the most sickening trend in movies today?		297 — Sep 1990
A	“Hey — Look Behind You!”	Mark D’Amico	298 — Oct 1990
A	The Usual Gang of MAD Artists Takes a Look at Endangered Species of the Music World	12 co-contributors John S. Marshall, Mort Drucker, Paul Peter Porges, Sam Viviano, Jack Davis, Sergio Aragones, John Caldwell, Rick Tulka, Don (Duck) Edwing, Dave Berg, Paul Coker, Jr., Angelo Torres	298 — Oct 1990
AW	Fold-In — What have we gotten out of George Bush’s “Thousand Points of Light” so far?		298 — Oct 1990
W	Back Cover — Absolut Truth.	Irving Schild, Stephen Hausler	298 — Oct 1990
AW	Fold-In — What musical group has surpassed the achievements of The Beatles?		299 — Dec 1990
AW	Back Cover — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions in Air Travel		299 — Dec 1990
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Al Jaffee’s MAD (yeech!) Rejects — 1990
AW	Book Subject — More MAD Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		Book — 1990
AW	MAD’s Restaurant Survival Kit		300 — Jan 1991
AW	Fold-In — What master underachiever has undeservedly attained worldwide fame and fortune?		300 — Jan 1991
AW	Fold-In — What ominous death-dealing device continues to threaten future generations?		301 — Mar 1991
A	Great Moments in Medicine	Nick Meglin	302 — Apr 1991
AW	Fold-In — What has George Bush’s “Read My Lips” changed to?		302 — Apr 1991
AW	A MAD Guide to How Simple Things Work — Part II		303 — Jun 1991
AW	Fold-In — Who has carried the phrase “Read My Lips” much too far?		303 — Jun 1991
A	New and Improved Store Kiddie Rides	Dan Birtcher	304 — Jul 1991
AW	Fold-In — What new health hazard are scientists now carefully monitoring?		304 — Jul 1991
AW	Back Cover — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions at a Wrestling Match		304 — Jul 1991
AW	Fold-In — What failure of American society is weighing heavily on many of today’s teens?		305 — Sep 1991
W	Future Quayle Quotes We Can Expect to Hear		306 — Oct 1991
AW	Fold-In — What tyrannical overbearing dictator was recently cut down to size?		306 — Oct 1991
AW	Recycling Obsolete Military Equipment		307 — Dec 1991
AW	Fold-In — Where is our government most successfully using the camouflage technique?		307 — Dec 1991
A	Radio Stations We Never Get to Hear	Dan Birtcher	308 — Jan 1992
AW	Fold-In — What garishly loud fashion statements have become a must for trendy people?		308 — Jan 1992
AW	Introduction/Instruction page to MAD Fakeout Vidiot Labels (bonus insert)		Special #79 — Feb 1992
A	Other “Diseases” of the Machine World	Mike Snider	309 — Mar 1992
AW	Fold-In — What yo-yo like activity has its painful ups and downs?		309 — Mar 1992
A	A MAD Commentary: Tattoos	Frank Jacobs	310 — Apr 1992
AW	Fold-In — Who was really the victim in a highly publicized sexual harassment case?		310 — Apr 1992
AW	MAD’s Suggestions for Gulf War Memorials		311 — Jun 1992
AW	Fold-In — What Republican with an outrageous past is hoping to steal his party’s nomination in ‘92?		311 — Jun 1992
A	The MAD Fast Food Employees Hate Book	Mike Birtchet	312 — Jul 1992
AW	Fold-In — What can the U.S. export to instantly cripple the Japanese auto industry?		312 — Jul 1992
AW	Snappy Actions to Stupid Questions		313 — Sep 1992
AW	Fold-In — What’s the only way for today’s youth to insure their financial stability?		313 — Sep 1992
AW	The Pump Idea in Other Products		314 — Oct 1992
AW	Fold-In — What assumed protector of our individual rights has been a stunning disappointment?		314 — Oct 1992
A	American Radiators (TV satire)	Dick DeBartolo, Andrew J. Schwartzberg	315 — Dec 1992
AW	Fold-In — What’s the most effective way to deal with repeat offenders?		315 — Dec 1992
AW	Paperback Artist/Writer		Holy Cow! Not Another MAD Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — 1992
A	MAD Proverbs Guaranteed to Leave ‘em Speechless	Tom Koch	316 — Jan 1993
AW	Fold-In — With the demise of the Soviet Fleet, what appears to be our Navy hotshots’ latest target?		316 — Jan 1993
AW	A MAD Report on Rollerblading		317 — Mar 1993
AW	Fold-In — What favorite of both kids and parents is guaranteed to be around forever?		317 — Mar 1993
A	The MAD Treasury of Truly Unexplained Phenomena	Desmond Devlin	318 — Apr 1993
AW	Fold-In — What hideous creature is spreading a reign of death among our youth?		318 — Apr 1993
A	Unsuccessful Fundraising Events for Little Known Special Interest Groups	Chris Gudgeon	319 — Jun 1993
A	What’s Hot With the Blue Dot	Elizabeth White	319 — Jun 1993
AW	Fold-In — What potential disaster are the Florida people bracing themselves for?		319 — Jun 1993
AW	Cover Fold-In Artist and Writer		320 — Jul 1993
AW	Back Cover — On the Road With Bill and Hillary		320 — Jul 1993
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions / Stinging Comebacks to Snappy Answers		321 — Sep 1993
AW	Fold-In — What vile act would be more perverse than anything these performers have been accused of?		321 — Sep 1993
AW	Fold-In — Where is there pestilence, hunger and human suffering that even the U.N. can’t stop?		322 — Oct 1993
AW	Fold-In — Where is the average family running into big money problems these days?		323 — Dec 1993
A	Medical Trappings & Vestments, Inc. — Doctors’ Supply Catalogue	Tom Koch	324 — Jan 1994
AW	Fold-In — For many, what form of mobility is the fastest way out of the ghetto?		324 — Jan 1994
AW	Fold-In — Who on TV is surpassing Rush Limbaugh for intellectual social commentary?		325 — Feb 1994
AW	Fold-In — What is fast replacing candy as the valentine gift more and more women desire?		326 — Mar 1994
A	Cover Artist — Gadgets and Gizmos		Special #92 — Mar 1994
AW	Introduction page for Gadgets section		Special #92 — Mar 1994
AW	Fold-In — What sadistic April Fool’s trick never leaves ‘em laughing?		327 — May 1994
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special Killers & Victims Episodes		328 — Jun 1994
AW	Fold-In — What single goal has brought agreement and unity among vastly different groups?		328 — Jun 1994
AW	Everything You Ever Need to Know About Caning		329 — Jul 1994
AW	Fold-In — What has been Michael Jackson’s most prized acquisition?		329 — Jul 1994
A	The MAD Mall Directory	William T. Raschendorfer	330 — Sep 1994
AW	Al Jaffee Gets Gross		330 — Sep 1994
AW	Fold-In — What part of the Clinton crime plan seems destined to fail?		330 — Sep 1994
A	The Unscheduled Last Performance of the Bumbling Brothers Circus	Paul Peter Porges	Special #95 — Sep 1994
AW	Lively Dispenser Caps For Dull Products		Special #96 — Spr 1994
AW	Airport Maps Reveal What Cities Are Really Famous For		331 — Oct 1994
AW	Fold-In — What does all the cheating and lying in congress really prove?		331 — Oct 1994
AW	Fold-In — What horrible sickness has recently been linked to smoking?		332 — Dec 1994
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions on the Set of MAD TV		MAD TV — 1995
W	Back Cover — Siskel & Ebert Review MAD TV	Mort Drucker	MAD TV — 1995
AW	Fold-In — What would a lot of people like to see David Copperfield make disappear?		333 — Jan 1995
A	Real-Life Superheroes at Comic Book Conventions	Desmond Devlin	334 — Mar 1995
AW	Fold-In — What’s the only hope all Americans have of receiving excellent health care?		334 — Mar 1995
AW	Fold-In — What is replacing baseball as our new national pastime?		335 — May 1995
AW	Fold-In — What disgraceful historic event will be commemorated in 1995?		336 — Jun 1995
AW	Back Cover — Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion as Applied to “Newton” Gingrich		336 — Jun 1995
AW	Fold-In — What’s prompting many Republican candidates to line up eagerly at fundraising dinners?		337 — Jul 1995
AW	Fold-In — In typical Hollywood one-upmanship, what do Disney execs hope Pocahontas will become?		338 — Aug 1995
A	A MAD Reality Check — What You Can Expect from the Information Superhighway	Mike Snider	339 — Sep 1995
AW	Fold-In — What form of horrible physical abuse is society powerless to end?		339 — Sep 1995
AW	Fold-In — What form of street noise is becoming increasingly annoying to everyone?		340 — Oct 1995
A	Magic Tricks in Everyday Life	Darren Johnson	341 — Dec 1995
AW	Fold-In — What do Americans have to be truly thankful for this Thanksgiving?		341 — Dec 1995
AW	Fold-In — A worried nation ponders: Where will the next bomb go off?		342 — Jan 1996
A	What People Say / What Other People Hear	Barry Liebmann	343 — Mar 1996
AW	Fold-In — What’s emerging as the greatest threat to our nation’s youth?		343 — Mar 1996
W	Comic Strip Classics in Their Full Strip Form	Walt F. Rosenberg	344 — Apr 1996
AW	Fold-In — What’s the new hot sports fan collectible?		344 — Apr 1996
AW	Fold-In — What sinister operation is driving people to the breaking point?		345 — May 1996
AW	Fold-In — What does a college degree still assure today’s graduates?		346 — Jun 1996
AW	Fold-In — Who has the most to lose if kids are kept away from the web?		347 — Jul 1996
AW	Fold-In — What crime against humanity is the government doing nothing to prevent?		348 — Aug 1996
AW	Fold-In — What dangerous crop is emerging as a serious threat to our society?		349 — Sep 1996
AW	Fold-In — What is fast replacing Dr. Kevorkian as the number one means of assisted suicide?		350 — Oct 1996
A	MAD Salutes Baseball Then and Now	Desmond Devlin	351 — Nov 1996
AW	Fold-In — What proposed merger is the federal government moving quickly to block?		351 — Nov 1996
AW	Fold-In — What is David Letterman’s best hope for gaining more viewers?		352 — Dec 1996
AW	More MAD Mini Movies Featuring The Fickle Finger of Fate		353 — Jan 1997
A	Richard Simmons’ Etiquette Guide for the 1000 lb. Man	Mike Snider	354 — Feb 1997
AW	Fold-In — What pop culture phenomenon would we like to see shot down?		354 — Feb 1997
A	MAD in the Year 2038 — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions	Desmond Devlin	355 — Mar 1997
AW	Fold-In — Who will come out on top in this year’s “March Madness?”		355 — Mar 1997
W	Absolut Kevorkian.	Greg Theakston	356 — Apr 1997
W	Absolut Liver.	Greg Theakston	356 — Apr 1997
W	Absolut O.J.	Greg Theakston	356 — Apr 1997
AW	Fold-In — Where has an unexpected supply of crude recently been discovered?		356 — Apr 1997
W	Back Cover — Absolut Winter.	Greg Theakston	356 — Apr 1997
AW	Fold-In — What besieged group of people does our military seem unwilling to protect?		357 — May 1997
AW	Fold-In — What is spring’s biggest fashion blunder?		358 — Jun 1997
AW	Fold-In — Where do experts agree more defense dollars are urgently needed?		359 — Jul 1997
A	Get a New Psychiatrist if...	Desmond Devlin, Butch D’Ambrosio	361 — Sep 1997
AW	Fold-In — What could Bill and Hillary be doing when they leave The White House?		361 — Sep 1997
AW	Fold-In — What’s the hottest sound in rap today?		362 — Oct 1997
A	Cover Border Artist — Spice Girls	Don (Duck) Edwing	363 — Nov 1997
AW	Fold-In — What scientific meddling has many folks trembling?		363 — Nov 1997
AW	Fold-In — What beloved four-legged creature won’t be around to light up kids’ lives this Christmas?		364 — Dec 1997
AW	Book Subject — MAD Fold This Book		Book — 1997
A	Sure Signs Your Job Interview Isn’t Going Well	Don Jacobs	365 — Jan 1998
AW	Fold-In — What hot Hollywood trend has many Americans gasping?		365 — Jan 1998
AW	Fold-In — In what star-studded area have scientists been unable to find any signs of intelligent life?		366 — Feb 1998
AW	Fold-In — What American export is costing many foreigners an arm and a leg?		367 — Mar 1998
AW	Fold-In — What gore-filled scene truly horrifies many Americans?		368 — Apr 1998
AW	How Many Bimbos Can You Find in this Oval Office Picture?		369 — May 1998
AW	Fold-In — What terrorist organization threatens the life and liberty of every American?		369 — May 1998
AW	Fold-In — What hideous beast is running out of control in our country?		370 — Jun 1998
AW	Fold-In — What area of the country leads the nation in death sentences?		371 — Jul 1998
AW	Fold-In — What form of brutality is on the rise at sporting events?		372 — Aug 1998
AW	Fold-In — What company has a lot of people going wild over its bottom line?		373 — Sep 1998
AW	Adding Pay-Per-View Excitement to Other Sports		374 — Oct 1998
AW	Fold-In — What seasonal disaster wreaks havoc on American families?		374 — Oct 1998
AW	Fold-In — What has become the hottest stand-up routine in the country?		375 — Nov 1998
AW	Fold-In — Can you find the one turkey in this picture who will be lucky to survive Thanksgiving?		376 — Dec 1998
AW	Fold-In — What attraction drew fans to the ballpark in record numbers this year?		377 — Jan 1999
AW	Fold-In — What impending disaster in the year 2000 threatens to turn the clock back to 1900?		378 — Feb 1999
A	The MAD World of Yo-Yos — Part I: In the Beginning	Don (Duck) Edwing	379 — Mar 1999
A	The MAD World of Yo-Yos — Part II: An Idea Gone Bad	Don (Duck) Edwing	379 — Mar 1999
A	The MAD World of Yo-Yos — Part III: Simple Tricks Any Yo-Yo Can Do	Don (Duck) Edwing	379 — Mar 1999
AW	Fold-In — What extreme ‘sport’ has unfortunately been growing in popularity despite its violence?		379 — Mar 1999
AW	Fold-In — What is the one offensive statistic pro basketball players don’t want to see publicized?		380 — Apr 1999
AW	Fold-In — What epic struggle will resume this summer but fail to live up to its predecessor?		381 — May 1999
AW	Back Cover — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special All-Smoking Edition		381 — May 1999
AW	Fold-In — What New Sport Has Recently Been Added to the Olympics?		382 — Jun 1999
AW	Fold-In — What eagerly anticipated event is finally upon us?		383 — Jul 1999
AW	Fold-In — What dire situation is law enforcement failing to control?		384 — Aug 1999
AW	Fold-In — What childhood disease is being denied coverage by HMOs?		385 — Sep 1999
AW	Fold-In — What ongoing danger in America threatens our students’ futures?		386 — Oct 1999
AW	Fold-In — What has become the most effective way of recycling garbage?		387 — Nov 1999
AW	Fold-In — What frightening project has inexplicably raked in millions?		388 — Dec 1999
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 1999 — 19. Pamela Anderson’s Breast Implants — Fold-In		389 — Jan 2000
AW	Fold-In — What ball are many people anxiously waiting to see finally drop?		389 — Jan 2000
AW	Fold-In — What’s the most offensive thing you can see on display at a museum?		390 — Feb 2000
AW	Fold-In — What global technology is bound to create increased death and injury?		391 — Mar 2000
AW	Fold-In — What hot thing has got teenage boys really excited?		392 — Apr 2000
AW	Fold-In — What frequently prosecuted crime family is trying to muscle in on New York?		393 — May 2000
AW	Fold-In — What rocker is everyone sick of listening to?		394 — Jun 2000
AW	Fold-In — What form of highway pollution is sickening many Americans?		395 — Jul 2000
AW	Fold-In — Who’s responsible for the ugliest acts of violence in sports today?		396 — Aug 2000
AW	Fold-In — What change to the landscape do environmentalists fear the most?		397 — Sep 2000
AW	Fold-In — What measure are many states considering to protect innocent citizens?		398 — Oct 2000
AW	The Rescue		399 — Nov 2000
AW	Fold-In — Whassup?		399 — Nov 2000
	The Untold History of MAD Magazine	Desmond Devlin, Scott Bricher, Drew Friedman, Sergio Aragones, Paul Coker, Jr., Angelo Torres, Tom Richmond	400 — Dec 2000
AW	Fold-In — What Magazine is Celebrating a Milestone With Much Fanfare?		400 — Dec 2000
AW	The 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2000 — 19. Scooter Wipeouts Strain Health Care System — Fold-In		401 — Jan 2001
AW	Fold-In — What heavy issue is weighing mightily on today’s students?		402 — Feb 2001
AW	Back Cover — One Fine Day on Main Street		402 — Feb 2001
AW	Fold-In — What major challenge is confronting many of today’s teens?		403 — Mar 2001
AW	Fold-In — What destructive species would we all like to see become extinct?		404 — Apr 2001
AW	Fold-In — What Texan is under severe national pressure to prove his worth?		405 — May 2001
AW	Fold-In — Who is suffering a power shortage that could prove disastrous to the country?		406 — Jun 2001
	MAD Idiot of the Issue — FAQs and Stats		XL #9 — Jun 2001
AW	Fold-In — What televised sports disaster horrified millions of viewers this year?		407 — Jul 2001
AW	Fold-In — What seems to be the only safe and convenient air carrier left?		408 — Aug 2001
AW	Fold-In — What horrific events is the government increasingly concerned about?		409 — Sep 2001
AW	Fold-In — What historically great team has stumbled badly in the last year?		410 — Oct 2001
AW	Fold-In — What mind-altering experience is leaving more and more people out of touch with reality?		411 — Nov 2001
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special Law Enforcement Edition		412 — Dec 2001
AW	Fold-In — What professional sector in our economy is always guaranteed a job?		412 — Dec 2001
AW	The 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2001 — 19. Gary Condit — Fold-In		413 — Jan 2002
AW	Fold-In — What widely-read fiction has become a national obsession?		414 — Feb 2002
AW	Fold-In — What civil liberty will Americans never give up, even during international conflicts?		415 — Mar 2002
AW	Fold-In — What ogre is destined to have a frightening presence this oscar night?		416 — Apr 2002
AW	Fold-In — What one group above all others is President Bush intent on protecting?		417 — May 2002
AW	Fold-In — Where are extreme acts of mistreatment tolerated by the American public?		418 — Jun 2002
AW	Fold-In — What whopping expense looms on the horizon for every new parent?		419 — Jul 2002
AW	Fold-In — What shocking events have resulted in countless lives being ruined?		420 — Aug 2002
AW	Fold-In — What goofy character is America’s youth learning the most from?		421 — Sep 2002
AW	Fold-In — What kind of unchecked development has become a major problem?		422 — Oct 2002
AW	Fold-In — For years, where has there been a major intelligence failure?		423 — Nov 2002
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special Sports Edition!		424 — Dec 2002
AW	Fold-In — How should the most corrupt business executives be punished?		424 — Dec 2002
AW	Fold-In — What legendary duo of opposites have triumphantly been brought together?		LifeSavers promo — 2002
A	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2002 — 8. Olympic Figure Skating: The Agony of Deceit		425 — Jan 2003
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2002 — 20. Bush vs. Pretzel — Fold-In		425 — Jan 2003
AW	Fold-In — What disturbing screen images are more and more young people being exposed to?		426 — Feb 2003
A	MAD Artists Pay Tribute to The Lighter Side Of...	18 co-contributors Dave Berg, Rick Tulka, Peter Kuper, Sergio Aragones, Jack Davis, Mort Drucker, John Caldwell, George Woodbridge, Bill Wray, Angelo Torres, Don (Duck) Edwing, Tom Bunk, Sam Viviano, Paul Peter Porges, Bob Clarke, Hermann Mejia, Paul Coker, Jr., Drew Friedman	427 — Mar 2003
AW	Fold-In — Who’s most likely to steal the show at this year’s academy awards?		427 — Mar 2003
AW	Fold-In — Who is responsible for a major increase in crack on our streets?		428 — Apr 2003
AW	Fold-In — What nasty foreigner is wreaking havoc on American lives?		429 — May 2003
AW	Fold-In — What extreme sport will many youths soon take part in?		430 — Jun 2003
AW	Fold-In — What incredible green marvel are many eagerly waiting to see?		431 — Jul 2003
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special Medical Edition		432 — Aug 2003
AW	Fold-In — What is a major new cause of global warming?		432 — Aug 2003
AW	Fold-In — What epidemic from the Far East has unfortunately made its way to our shores?		433 — Sep 2003
AW	Fold-In — What does the Bush administration have millions of Americans on the lookout for?		434 — Oct 2003
AW	Fold-In — What form of terrorism does the Department of Homeland Security appear helpless to prevent?		435 — Nov 2003
AW	Fold-In — What has turned out to be this year’s biggest work of fiction?		436 — Dec 2003
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2003 — 19. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez Bomb in Gigli — Fold-In		437 — Jan 2004
AW	Fold-In — What stomach-turning reality show has many across the land completely disgusted?		438 — Feb 2004
AW	Fold-In — What is bigger than ever among American students?		439 — Mar 2004
AW	Fold-In — What competition will all eyes soon be focused on?		440 — Apr 2004
AW	The Fundalini Pages — Homeland Security Warning Chart for the Colorblind		441 — May 2004
AW	Fold-In — Where are American boys under constant attack?		441 — May 2004
AW	Fold-In — Which celebrity do Americans most want to see convicted?		442 — Jun 2004
AW	Fold-In — What’s the latest tactic recording companies are using to discourage music downloading?		443 — Jul 2004
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions		444 — Aug 2004
AW	Fold-In — What will be the most grueling event in the upcoming olympics?		444 — Aug 2004
AW	Fold-In — Where do all Americans hope the vicious attacks will end soon?		445 — Sep 2004
AW	Fold-In — What’s causing the unemployment rate to rise every week?		446 — Oct 2004
A	What to Expect at Your Team’s Spanking New $450 Million Ballpark	Jacob Lambert	447 — Nov 2004
AW	Fold-In — What obnoxious bore is notorious for asking questions no one else does?		447 — Nov 2004
A	Michael Eisner’s Powerpoint Presentation For Saving Disney	Desmond Devlin	448 — Dec 2004
AW	Fold-In — What developing news story has many Americans totally transfixed?		448 — Dec 2004
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2004 — 20. Coverage of the Reagan Funeral — Fold-In		449 — Jan 2005
AW	The Fundalini Pages — Patent of the Month — self-cleaning in-seat toilet for airline passengers		450 — Feb 2005
AW	Fold-In — What controversial transportation issue has politicians in an uproar?		450 — Feb 2005
AW	Fold-In — What is the hottest new fan giveaway at sports stadiums?		451 — Mar 2005
AW	Fold-In — What big star’s record is the public just not buying?		452 — Apr 2005
AW	Fold-In — What is the hottest thing in music today?		453 — May 2005
AW	Fold-In — Which epic space battle will prove to be the bloodiest?		454 — Jun 2005
AW	Fold-In — What event is guaranteed to bring many MAD readers together this year?		455 — Jul 2005
AW	Fold-In — What is the leading cause of heart attacks among Americans?		456 — Aug 2005
A	Pre-Movie Screens We’d Like to See	Jeff Kruse	457 — Sep 2005
AW	Fold-In — What’s the hot new way many are getting their music?		457 — Sep 2005
AW	Fold-In — What threat to our American way of life needs to be constantly checked?		458 — Oct 2005
A	The Fundalini Pages — “Forced” Laughter (Star Wars themed)	Jason Reich	459 — Nov 2005
AW	Fold-In — What kind of pot have many young Americans become highly addicted to?		459 — Nov 2005
AW	Fold-In — What’s the dead end job where there inexplicably seems to be no shortage of applicants?		460 — Dec 2005
AW	The 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2005 — 19. Teaching Evolution in Schools Controversy — Fold-In — What controversial relationships are many teachers now having to deny?	Megan Ganz	461 — Jan 2006
AW	Fold-In — What was President Bush most upset to see destroyed by Hurricane Katrina?		462 — Feb 2006
AW	Fold-In — What long-running ill-conceived debacle seems to have no exit strategy?		463 — Mar 2006
AW	Fold-In — What “Lost” character do many feel is not getting enough attention?		464 — Apr 2006
AW	Fold-In — What infestation are more and more Americans fearing lately?		465 — May 2006
A	MAD Kids Draw-It Challenge!	Patrick Merrell, Bob Staake, Paul Peter Porges, Sergio Aragones	MAD Kids #3 — May 2006
AW	Fold-In — This coming May, what group of mutants will you be seeing in every multiplex?		466 — Jun 2006
AW	Fold-In — What ugly civil war are many Americans watching closely?		467 — Jul 2006
AW	Fold-In — What potential American disaster is even Superman powerless to stop?		468 — Aug 2006
AW	Fold-In — Where is it most important to stop the influx of unskilled and unsavory workers?		469 — Sep 2006
A	Back cover — Ad for Dodge — Fold-In		469 — Sep 2006
AW	Fold-In — What group is guilty of the most flagrant invasion of privacy?		470 — Oct 2006
AW	Fold-In — Which Hollywood Figures Are Down Again This Year?		471 — Nov 2006
A	Back cover — Ad for Dodge — Fold-In		471 — Nov 2006
AW	Fold-In — What has been revealed as one of the major causes of global warming?		472 — Dec 2006
A	Back cover — Ad for Dodge — Fold-In		472 — Dec 2006
AW	Fold-In — What athletic embarrassment do many Americans never want to see compete again?		473 — Jan 2007
AW	Fold-In — Who’s been manipulating pages in despicable and embarrassing ways for far too long?		474 — Feb 2007
AW	Fold-In — What alternative mode of transportation may soon have energy companies quaking in their boots?		475 — Mar 2007
A	Game On! — Put Your Funny in the Blank		MAD Kids #6 — Mar 2007
AW	Fold-In — What recent video caused many Americans to turn their heads away in disgust?		476 — Apr 2007
AW	Fold-In — On what program can many of America’s biggest stars be seen?		477 — May 2007
AW	Fold-In — What has many American students jittery and edgy?		478 — Jun 2007
AW	Fold-In — What Asian menace is causing anxiety and sleepless nights for many Americans?		479 — Jul 2007
AW	Fold-In — Where has the recent surge in combatants only increased the level of violence?		480 — Aug 2007
AW	Fold-In — What do many experts say is the greatest looming threat to the American public?		481 — Sep 2007
A	MAD’s 50 Worst Things About Advertising	34 co-contributors Jeff Kruse, Scott Maiko, Drew Friedman, Sam Sisco, Tom Bunk, Scott Bricher, Tim Hamilton, Timothy Shamey, Irving Schild, John Caldwell, Sergio Aragones, Mort Drucker, Kevin Pope, Tom Richmond, Marc Hempel, Peter Bagge, Jack Syracuse, Rich Powell, Tom Fowler, Bob Staake, Francis Mao, Teresa Burns Parkhurst, Charles Akins, Dave Crosland, Rick Tulka, Hermann Mejia, Evan Dorkin, Sarah Dyer, Paul Coker, Jr., Leonardo Rodriguez, Peter Kuper, Jose Garibaldi, Sam Viviano, Angelo Torres	482 — Oct 2007
W	George W. Bush’s Colonoscopy Results	Hermann Mejia	482 — Oct 2007
AW	Fold-In — What hotly debated issue has Americans split right down the middle?		482 — Oct 2007
AW	Fold-In — What little rat-faced chef raked in millions this year?		483 — Nov 2007
AW	Fold-In — What primitive form of sub-human life has recently been discovered?		484 — Dec 2007
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2007 — 19. Tainted Pet Food — Fold-In		485 — Jan 2008
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions	Ryan Flanders	486 — Feb 2008
AW	Fold-In — What unqualified, smug goofball was, thankfully, banned from running for president in 2008?		486 — Feb 2008
AW	Fold-In — What major star has recently admitted receiving illegal career-damaging human growth injections?		487 — Mar 2008
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Human Questions		488 — Apr 2008
AW	Fold-In — What’s the worst thing that can happen to any monkey?		488 — Apr 2008
AW	Fold-In — Where does everyone agree the level of patient care is deplorable?		489 — May 2008
AW	Fold-In — What frightening ancient relic will be the focus of much attention and fanfare this summer?		490 — Jun 2008
AW	Fold-In — Where will the world turn a blind eye to torture and human rights violations in the months ahead?		491 — Jul 2008
AW	Fold-In — What is the one hero fans never seem to tire of?		492 — Aug 2008
AW	Fold-In — What horrific disaster is leaving many experts feeling bewildered and helpless?		493 — Sep 2008
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions	Ryan Flanders	494 — Oct 2008
AW	Fold-In — What types of increases provoke the most obsessive media scrutiny?		494 — Oct 2008
AW	Fold-In — Who’s made a fortune collecting and packaging garbage?		495 — Nov 2008
AW	Fold-In — What’s quickly becoming the hottest destination for many teenagers?		496 — Dec 2008
AW	Fold-In — What creepy and disturbed characters are New York City’s police turning a blind eye to?		New York Comic Con — 2008
AW	Fold-In — What important inhabitant from the north was in over their head this year?		497 — Jan 2009
AW	The 2009 Al Jaffee Calendar		498 — Feb 2009
AW	Fold-In — What transition of power are many Americans still feeling uneasy about?		498 — Feb 2009
AW	Fold-In — A Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions snowboarding conversation		499 — Apr 2009
AW	The Fundalini Pages — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Are you taking steroids?		500 — Jun 2009
AW	Fold-In — What horrible blight has terrorized Americans relentlessly?		500 — Jun 2009
AW	The Fundalini Pages — Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Is that a big screen TV?		501 — Oct 2009
AW	Fold-In — What potential health threat has been linked to the nation’s pig population?		501 — Oct 2009
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2009 — 7. Jim Cramer’s Stock Predictions — Fold-In		502 — Jan 2010
AW	Fold-In — What condition definitely won’t be covered by the new Obama health plan?		503 — May 2010
AW	Fold-In — What situation has many Americans sickened and disgusted?		504 — Aug 2010
AW	Fold-In — What stratospheric condition caused many not to fly this year?		505 — Oct 2010
AW	Fold-In (Real Ad) — What’s the one thing dumber than reading MAD Magazine?		506 — Dec 2010
AW	Fold-In — What American enterprise is still widely regarded as too big to fail?		506 — Dec 2010
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2010 — 18. The Vuvuzela — Fold-In		507 — Feb 2011
AW	Fold-In — What new kind of body scanning is causing people to waste countless hours?		508 — Apr 2011
AW	Fold-In — Where did many young performers get their first big break?		509 — Jun 2011
AW	Letters — “Thank You” card to fans who sent him stuff for his 90th birthday		510 — Aug 2011
AW	Fold-In — What despicable group is scorned around the country wherever they go?		510 — Aug 2011
A	Spy vs. Spy — 50 years — 1961-2011 (fold-out poster insert)	42 co-contributors Michael Allred, Bill Amend, John "Derf" Backderf, Peter Bagge, Lisa Barnstone, Andrew Bell, Matthieu "McBess" Bessudo, Tom Bunk, Jon Burgerman, Dave Croatto, Simon Doonan, Jonathan Edwards, Louise "Felt Mistress" Evans, Sam Flores, Brian Flynn, Jason Freeny, George Gaspar, Mr. Shane Jessup, Steve Kiwus, Randy Klimpert, Shawn Knapp, Peter Kuper, Jacob Lambert, Abe Lincoln Jr., Liz Lomax, Mark Marek, Hermann Mejia, Claudia "Claw" Money, Brandon Ortwein, Tom Otterness, Dave Perillo, Presspop, The Prohias Family, Andy Ross, David Anson Russo, Jay Shuster, Bob Staake, Gavin Strange, Tracy Tubera, Dyana Weissman, Andrew "Sket One" Yasgar, Bubi Au Yeung	511 — Oct 2011
AW	Fold-In — Where has the housing market taken an especially bad hit?		511 — Oct 2011
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions	Tom Luth	512 — Dec 2011
AW	Fold-In — Which union is the Republican party most eager to break up?		512 — Dec 2011
AW	Book Subject — The MAD Fold-In Collection: 1964-2010		Book — 2011
AW	Fold-In — What is Al Jaffee’s greatest fear? (exclusive to The MAD Fold-In Collection: 1964-2010)		Book — 2011
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2011 — 20. Derek Jeter’s 3000th Hit Ball Returned — Fold-In		513 — Feb 2012
AW	Fold-In — What political movement have politicians from both parties embraced?		514 — Apr 2012
AW	Fold-In — What’s the only thing unavailable on the internet?		515 — Jun 2012
A	What If Batman Were Jewish?		516 — Aug 2012
AW	Fold-In — What man-made disaster has many people shaking their heads in dismay?		516 — Aug 2012
AW	Fold-In — What type of high risk activity are many of today’s college students engaging in?		517 — Oct 2012
AW	Fold-In — What forbidden reading material is stirring passions across the nation?		518 — Dec 2012
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2012 — 20. What dry and craggy surface did the world get a close-up look at this year? — Fold-In		519 — Feb 2013
AW	Fold-In — For many Americans, what is the most important form they will ever fill out?		520 — Apr 2013
A	The Fundalini Pages — Signs You’re Too Fat to Receive the Death Penalty	Carl Peterson	522 — Sep 2013
AW	Fold-In — What is the country’s most realistic hope of balancing the budget?		522 — Sep 2013
AW	Fold-In — What long-dormant enterprise has the Obama administration successfully revived in America?		523 — Oct 2013
AW	Fold-In — What deeply buried commodity do Americans want to see energy companies produce?		524 — Dec 2013
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2013 — 20. What chemical-using villain could not be brought to justice in 2013? — Fold-In		525 — Feb 2014
AW	Fold-In — What deadly sleep aid has finally been taken off the market?		526 — Apr 2014
AW	Fold-In — What once-rampant disease is finally on the verge of eradication?		527 — Jun 2014
AW	Fold-In — What feat of endurance is pushing Americans to new limits?		528 — Aug 2014
AW	Fold-In — What relic from the 80s is no one excited to see return?		529 — Oct 2014
AW	Fold-In — What’s the next big development in e-cigarettes?		530 — Dec 2014
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2014 — 8. Where has the lack of proper drugs caused misery, suffering and sometimes death? — Fold-In		531 — Feb 2015
AW	Fold-In — What form of S&M is inexplicably gaining popularity?		532 — Apr 2015
AW	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions — Special “Weird Al” Edition		533 — Jun 2015
AW	Fold-In — What demeaning, low-paying job do experts agree is a career dead end?		533 — Jun 2015
AW	Fold-In — What powerful figure will conservatives be most thrilled to see leave the public stage?		534 — Aug 2015
AW	Fold-In — What problem has stumped many of our greatest technological minds?		535 — Oct 2015
AW	Fold-In — What hopeless group is not being given the shot it deserves?		536 — Dec 2015
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2015 — 14. What controversial bill has done irreparable harm to an untold number of Americans? — Fold-In		537 — Feb 2016
AW	Fold-In — What’s the greatest April Fool’s joke ever?		538 — Apr 2016
AW	Back Cover — MAD Redesigns the U.S. Map		538 — Apr 2016
AW	Fold-In — What group has the worst drinking problem?		539 — Jun 2016
AW	Fold-In — What pervasive problem is causing more and more people to have their heads examined?		540 — Aug 2016
A	The Fundalini Pages — Ways to Celebrate National Donut Day		541 — Oct 2016
AW	Fold-In — Who are the biggest idiots in air travel today?		541 — Oct 2016
AW	Fold-In — What technology will eventually do away with many of the nation’s drivers?		542 — Dec 2016
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2016 — 19. What gender-based change are many Americans stubbornly refusing to accept? — Fold-In		543 — Feb 2017
AW	Fold-In — What unlikely rise to the top had much of middle America cheering last year?		544 — Apr 2017
A	Back Cover — Yet Another Fairy Tale Scene We’d Like To See	Kit Lively	544 — Apr 2017
AW	Fold-In — What seismic shifts are frightening many Americans?		545 — Jun 2017
AW	Fold-In — What is this year’s biggest news story?		546 — Aug 2017
AW	Fold-In — Who stands to benefit most from Trumpcare?		547 — Oct 2017
AW	Fold-In — What endless wars has the Trump administration inexplicably supported?		548 — Dec 2017
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2017 — 18. What widespread addiction in America is whirling out of control? — Fold-In		549 — Feb 2018
A	Gotcha — Mug Shots of Common (But Despicable) Criminals — self-portrait	30 co-contributors Scott Maiko, Tom Bunk, Paul Coker, Jr., Peter Kuper, Bob Staake, Teresa Burns Parkhurst, Justin Peterson, Hermann Mejia, Sergio Aragones, Richard Williams, Mark Stutzman, John Kerschbaum, Rich Powell, John Martz, Tom Richmond, Roberto Parada, Kevin Pope, Scott Bricher, Scott Nickel, Ward Sutton, Stephen Silver, Rick Tulka, Mark Fredrickson, Anton Emdin, P. C. Vey, Sam Sisco, Christopher Baldwin, John McNamee, James Warhola, Sam Viviano	550 — Apr 2018
AW	Fold-In — What astonishing discovery is amazing scientists around the world?		550 — Apr 2018
AW	Fold-In — What is the last thing many Americans do before dying?		1 — Jun 2018
AW	Fold-In — What do Florida real estate investors think will go up, up, up?		2 — Aug 2018
W	Remembrance — MAD Remembers Nick Meglin — 1935-2018	John Ficarra, Sam Viviano, Charlie Kadau, Joe Raiola, Ryan Flanders, Dick DeBartolo, Sergio Aragones, Tom Richmond, Charles Kochman	3 — Oct 2018
AW	Fold-In — What do students nowadays need to fulfill their future dreams?		3 — Oct 2018
AW	Fold-In — What group profits the most from Halloween?		4 — Dec 2018
AW	The MAD 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2018 — 20. What prominent racist fixture was taken down this year? — Fold-In		5 — Feb 2019
AW	Fold-In — Where’s the only place in Hollywood where actresses are safe from sexual harassment and abuse?		6 — Apr 2019
AW	Events That Inspired Al Jaffee’s Iconic Signature — Part One		7 — Jun 2019
AW	Fold-In — What inevitable sequel already has many people sick to their stomachs?		7 — Jun 2019
AW	Shorts & Briefs — Events That Inspired Al Jaffee’s Signature — Part Two		10 — Dec 2019
C	Cover Concept — All Jaffee Issue!	Sam Viviano	14 — Aug 2020
AW	Fold-In — Why is the “What, Me Worry?” kid so worried?		14 — Aug 2020
C	Cover Concept — Summer Bummer issue	Sergio Aragones	38 — Aug 2024

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