MAD Magazine #302

Updated:
MAD Magazine #302 • USA • 1st Edition - New York
Country:
USA
Edition:
1st Edition - New York
Published:
April 1st, 1991
Cover:
“What, me worry?”
Sale price:
$1.75
Pages:
48
Format:
Magazine

Editorial

Table of Contents

Random samplings of reader mail

Department: Letters and Tomatoes

Page: 2

Video Reviews

Department: Hart Burn

Artist: Mort Drucker Writer: Stan Hart

Page: 4

Celebrity Sound Effects

Department: Acouschtick

Artist, Writer: John Caldwell

Page: 8

Small Scale Examples of How History Repeats Itself!

Department: The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Lame

Artist: Tom Bunk Writer: Dan Birtcher

Page: 10

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke and Dagger Part 1

Writer: Don Edwing Artist: Bob Clarke

Page: 12

‘Babar’’s Final Adventure

Department: Taking Them to Tusk

Writer: Frank Jacobs Artist: Bob Clarke

Page: 13

Advertising Characters & Corporate Mascots That Better Reflect the Miserable Companies They Work For

Department: Company Trademocks

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Charlie Kadau

Page: 18

MAD’s Lifetime Chart of Wasted Time

Department: As the Clock Schticks Away

Writer: Desmond Devlin Artist: Harry North

Page: 20

Great Moments in Medicine

Department: Anals of Humor

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Page: 22

Reprinted in: US MAD Magazine #14

The Mad Nasty File – Volume V

Department: Along the Snide Lines

Writer: Tom Koch Artist: Gerry Gersten

Page: 23

The Lighter Side of…

Department: Berg’s-Eye View

Artist, Writer: Dave Berg

Page: 26

Duck Edwing D.O.A.

Department: The Morgue The Merrier

Artist, Writer: Don Edwing

Page: 31

MAD’s All-Inclusive Do-It-Yourself National Scandal Newspaper Story

Department: The Shame Old Thing

Writer: Frank Jacobs

Page: 34

MAD’s Modern Babysitter’s Guide to the Problem Child

Department: Brat’s Entertainment

Artist, Writer: Paul Peter Porges

Page: 36

Did We Miss Something?

Department: Changing Our Unaware

Artist: Rick Tulka Writer: Mike Snider

Page: 38

A MAD Look at How Far We’ve Come

Department: There’s Always Gloom for Improvement

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Tom Koch

Page: 40

TV satire: ‘MacGimmick’ ['MacGyver']

Department: Gadget Goes to Washington

Writer: Dick DeBartolo Artist: Angelo Torres

Page: 43

Hi, Readers! Reverend Donald Wildmon Here!

Artist: Jack Davis Writer: Charlie Kadau Writer: Joe Raiola

Page: 48

Drawn Out Dramas (Various Places around the Magazine)

Artist, Writer: Sergio Aragonés

Back Cover Inside: What Has George Bush's "Read My Lips" Changed To?

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Back Cover: A See ’n Say for Modern Kids