What began as a comic book in 1952, Mad transitioned to a black-and-white magazine to avoid the strict censorship of the “Comics Code Authority”. Mad famously parodied movies, television, advertising, and politicians, influencing a generation of satirists and comedians. They achieved massive popularity and influence, becoming a cultural touchstone for generations of readers.
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What began as a comic book in 1952, Mad transitioned to a black-and-white magazine to avoid the strict censorship of the “Comics Code Authority”. Mad famously parodied movies, television, advertising, and politicians, influencing a generation of satirists and comedians. They achieved massive popularity and influence, becoming a cultural touchstone for generations of readers.
Please see photos for details.
Please note that our items are true to the time, so they may show some form of aging/fading/use. They may not be perfect, but they are all spectacular.
