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MAD Magazine #29
America’s longest-running satire magazine continues to skewer everything pop culture! The first issue of 2023 features a wide variety of classic MAD movie and TV parodies. Plus, vintage MAD favorites like “Spy vs. Spy”, A MAD Look at...” by Sergio Aragonés, “The Lighter Side of…” by Dave Berg, and much more from the Usual Gang of Idiots. MAD #29 will surely cure what ails you with a shot of humor in the jugular vein.
Characters: Alfred E. Neuman, Black Spy, Henry VIII, Michael Jordan, Napoleon Bonaparte, Sir Isaac Newton, Swedish Chef, White Spy
Creative roster
Al Jaffee (Artist, Writer)
Antonio Prohías (Artist, Writer)
Basil Wolverton (Artist, Writer)
Bob Clarke (Artist)
Carrie Strachan (Colorist)
Christopher Hart (Writer)
Dave Berg (Artist, Writer)
Desmond Devlin (Writer)
Dick Debartolo (Writer)
Don Edwing (Artist, Writer)
Don Martin (Artist, Writer)
Frank Jacobs (Writer)
Harvey Kurtzman (Writer)
Jack Davis (Artist)
Jeff Kruse (Writer)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Joe Orlando (Artist)
Johnny Sampson (Artist, Writer)
Josh Mecouch (Artist)
Justin Peterson (Artist)
Kelly Freas (Artist)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Mike Birtchet (Writer)
Paul Coker (Artist)
Paul Peter Porges (Artist, Writer)
Peter Kuper (Artist)
Rich Powell (Artist)
Scott Anderson (Cover)
Scott Bricher (Artist)
Sergio Aragonés (Artist, Writer)
Sy Reit (Writer)
Tom Bunk (Artist)
Tom Cheney (Artist, Writer)
Tom Koch (Writer)
Tom Luth (Colorist)
Tom Richmond (Artist)
Will Elder (Artist)
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