Mad Magazine

Mad Magazine

Mad Magazine was the only EC title to survive. In order to escape the censorship of the Comic Code Authority, Mad was converted to a magazine and was not under the same guidelines as comics were under the Comic Code Authority.

These are all replacements. My mom threw away all my Mads. I did save my comics, but all but one of my Mads are gone. Although, there are some that I did not have & some that I had before, have not been replaced, this is as good a collection as I had before.

LAST UPDATED 08/04/08 03:12 PM

Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price	Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price
128 Back Cover July 1969	Sold	The Guru of Ours Mad's Nature Study Guide The Lighter Side of Amusement Parks Greating Cards to Newlyweds We'd Like to See A Mad Look at Two College Generations	$5	130 Back Cover Oct 1969	Very Fine (VF)	If the Nudity Trend ever spreads to Comics Mad's 1969 College Riot Preview Land of the Giant Bores (Television) The Lighter Side of Summer Jobs Where Vultures Fare (Movie)	$11
139 Back Cover Dec 1970	Very Fine (VF)	Airplot (A Movie Satire) The Lighter Side of The Revolutionary Movement Mad's Silent Majority Magazine A Mad look at two High School Generations "Ironride (A Mad TV Satire)	$11	158 Back Cover April 1973	Very Good (VG/FN)	The New Comedians (A Movie Satire) The TV Viewers Hate Book The Lighter Side of Reading Mad Interviews a Liberal Family When All Of TV must grant Equal Time	$5
173 Back Cover March 1975	Very Good (VG/FN)	Chinaclown (A Movie Satire) A Mad Look at our Consumer Society The Lighter Side of Collecting Mad's Poll Taker of the Year Kojerk (A Mad TV Show Satire)	$5	178 Back Cover Oct 1975	Sold	The Oddfather part too! (A Movie Satire) The Mad Economics Primer Zappers History Forgot The Lighter Side of Gardening Muddle on the Orient Express	$5
180 Back Cover Jan 1976	Sold	Jaw'd (A Movie Satire) TV Disclamers We'd Like to See Don Martin Beats the High Cost of Gasoline A Mad Look at Sharks Mirthquake (A Mad Movie Satire)	$5	185 Back Cover Sept 1976	Very Good (VG/FN)	Borey Lyndon(A Movie Satire) More Lawsuit We'd Like to See A Mad look at the Beach A Guide to the modern American Class System Harsky and Stutch (A Mad TV Show Satire)	$5
198 Back Cover April 1978	Sold	The Dip (A Movie Satire) When the UPC Sybol takes over Completely A Mad School Supply Catalogue You Can't Beat the System Alas (A Mad TV Satire)	$5	203 Back Cover Dec 1978	Very Fine (VF)	The Force and I (A Star Wars Musical) More Candid Snapshots of Historical Celebrties If Freedom of the Press Aplied to High School Newspapers How to Read a New Car Ad Fantasy Buy Land (A Mad TV Show Satire)	$10

216 Back Cover July 1980	Very Fine (VF)	Star Blecch (A Movie Satire) A Mad Look at Election Year Jabberwocky Mad's Plan to Make the Congressional TV Show more Entertaining A High School Yearbook for Average Clods Bent Son(A Mad TV Satire)	$7	219 Back Cover Dec 1980	Near Mint (NM)	Little Star'Lings (A Mad Movie Satire) A Gold Miners Daughter (A Mad Movie Satire) Don Martin Looks at Firemen If We Ever Have Real Equal Rights Laws The Dopes of Hazzard (A Mad TV Show Satire)	$8
221 Back Cover March 1981	Sold	The Shiner (A Movie Satire) Don Martin Looks at the Hulk If Hollywood Hype were used in Everyday Situations Mad's New Phobias of the 80's Crapper John M.D. (A Mad TV Satire)	$7	223 Back Cover June 1981	Sold	Dullus (A Mad TV Satire) A Mad Look at T-Shirts Through the Ages Another Dave Berg's "The Lighter Side" A Let the Punishment Fit the Crime Extra-Ordinary People (A Mad Movie Satire)	$7
222 Back Cover April 1981	Sold	Undressed to Kill (A Movie Satire) We'll Always be Suckers for Clever Advertising What TV Says ... And What it Really Means 18 Excuses why you did not do your Homework That's Really Increadable People(A Mad TV Satire)	$7	224 Back Cover July 1981	Sold	Raving Bully (A Mad Movie Satire) If Guinness Book of Records Dealt with Every-Day Life Mad's Don Martin look at Popeye Guess who's going to Grow Up to be What? Har to Har (A Mad TV Satire)	$7
225 Back Cover Sept 1981	Sold	Flopeye (A Movie Satire) Don Martin's One Blazing Afternoon in the Desert Mad's Airline pilot of the Year Altered State (A Mad Movie Satire)	$7	226 Back Cover Oct 1981	Sold	Superduper Man II (A Mad Movie Satire) Don Martin Sells us Sea Shells By the Sea Shore Stuff you don't get to see on the tube American Joke they are telling in Poland Too Gross for Confort (A Mad TV Satire)	$7
230 Back Cover April 1982	Very Fine (VF)	Video Games Based on real Life Questions We'd Like to Ask Some TV Advertisers The Mad Cost of Living Index Our Version of George Lucas's Personal Star Wars Log De Generate Hospital (A Mad TV Satire)	$7	231 Back Cover June 1982	Very Fine (VF)	The Mad Academy Awards Another Dave Berg's "The Lighter Side" If Photo Albums Told the Whole Truth A Mad Visits a Local Gun Club Picnic Swill Street Blues (A Mad TV Satire)	$7
240 Back Cover July 1983	Very Fine (VF)	Tootsie Role (A Mad Movie Satire) What's Wrong with this picture of the school prom The evolution of the TV sitcom Don Martin looks into the "Dark Crystal Give Us a Break (A Mad TV Satire)	$7	242 Back Cover June 1982	Very Good (VG)	Star Bores Re-Hash of the Jeti (A Mad Movie Satire) Your Never Really 100% Sure Mad's Video Game Arcade Owner of the Year The Mad Gross-Out Diet *The A* Team (A Mad TV Satire)**	$5

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A moment in comic history, dateline 1952.

Mad is published by EC in October of 1952.

Opie and Andy

Andy: I want to tell you something, Opie. And I want you to listen real carful because this is important. Your my young 'un, and I love you more than anything or anybody in the whole world, and nothin' or nobody can ever change that. You know, it's hard for me to tell you just how much you mean to me 'cause your part of me.