Al Jaffee

Author, Illustrator and Cover Artist
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Al Jaffee
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March 13th, 1931, Savannah, Georgia
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Al Jaffee

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Awards

Reuben Award – 2008 National Cartoonists

Society Advertising and Illustration Award for 1973

Special Features Award for 1971 and 1975 Humor Comic Book Award for 1979

2013 Will Eisner Hall of Fame Award

Al´s Popular Contributions

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Contributions by Al Jaffee

MAD Magazine • USA • New York
MAD Magazine #25August 1955
  • Baseball... Science Or Skill? (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Sports Dept.
MAD Magazine #26November 1955
  • A Guide To Better Understanding The Fine Old Art of Boxing (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Sports Dept.
  • My Secret (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Sports Dept.
MAD Magazine #27April 1956
  • A Lad and a Lion (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Nature Dept.
  • Safety Features (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Science Dept.
  • Football (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Sports Dept.
MAD Magazine #28July 1956
  • Stamps (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hobbies Dept.
  • The Race is On for the Super Guided Missile (Artist, Writer with Jack Davis, Wally Wood)
    Department: Science Dept.
  • Million Dollar Horse (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Sports Dept.
MAD Magazine #46April 1959
  • See The Difference Color TV Makes... (Writer with Frank Kelly Freas)
    Department: RGA Victim
  • Modern Auto Accidents (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: There's A Ford In Your Suture Dept.
  • Modern Architecture (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Pencil Point of View Dept.
MAD Magazine #47June 1959
  • The Battle of The Credit Cards (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: All Charged Up Dept.
  • The Greatest Missle Ever Built (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: Brains & Von Braun Dept.
MAD Magazine #48July 1959
  • Bridge: The Aristocrat of Card Games (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Trick-Or-Cheat Dept.
  • Miracle Fabrics (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Ready-To-Swear Dept.
MAD Magazine #49September 1959
  • Vic Tinny Gyms (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: Big Build-Up Dept.
MAD Magazine #50October 1959
  • How To Fight The Small Car Threat (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Fix Their Volkswagen Dept.
  • Women In Whisky Ads (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Ladies of Distinction Dept.
  • Nothing Stops It - Not Even Power Brakes (Writer with Frank Kelly Freas)
    Department: Body By Fishey
MAD Magazine #51December 1959
  • Painting By The Numbers (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Digitalent Dept.
  • Testing Civilians For Space Flight (Writer)
    Department: Solar Perplexus Dept.
MAD Magazine #52January 1960
  • Living Space (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Room With A Phew! Dept.
MAD Magazine #54April 1960
MAD Magazine #55June 1960
  • What? You Say I'm Not Covered? (Writer with Lester Krauss)
    Department: Safe Form Mutual
  • Pictures The Editor Left Out (Writer with Joe Orlando)
    Department: Accentuate The Positive Dept.
MAD Magazine #56July 1960
  • Weak Coffee Sales Gives Us Growers Java Jitters! (Writer with Frank Kelly Freas)
    Department: League of Frightened Coffee Growers
MAD Magazine #57September 1960
  • Madison Ave. Surplus Sale (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Hard Sell-Out Dept.
  • Fishing (Writer with Mort Drucker)
    Department: Fin And Had-it Dept.
  • Tall Tales (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Lanky-Panky Dept.
MAD Magazine #58October 1960
  • Sailing (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: The Breeze And Aye-Aye Dept.
MAD Magazine #59December 1960
  • TV Ads We'd Like to See: The Polydent Commercial (Writer with Joe Orlando)
    Department: Television Dept.
  • The Parent from Ages 21 to 60 (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: The Patter of Big Feet Dept.
MAD Magazine #60January 1961
  • Educational Toys (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Bored of Education Dept.
MAD Magazine #62April 1961
  • Mail Order Gift Catalogues (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Parcel Pest Dept.
MAD Magazine #63June 1961
  • Adult TV Cartoons (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: Drawing on an Old Format Dept.
MAD Magazine #64July 1961
  • Scenes We'd Like to See (Writer with Mort Drucker)
    Department: Hollywood Dept.
  • A Mad Guide For Baby Sitters (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Squatters' Rights Dept
MAD Magazine #66October 1961
  • How To Find Things You Never Expected (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Future Telephone Triumphs (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Dept.
MAD Magazine #67December 1961
  • Mad Suggestions for Use of New Army Rocket Belt (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Forward Arch Dept.
MAD Magazine #69March 1962
MAD Magazine #70April 1962
  • More Efficient Snow Removal (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Getting the Drift Dept.
MAD Magazine #71June 1962
  • MAD Investigates the Sordid Business of Gambling (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: The Wagers of Sin Dept.
MAD Magazine #72July 1962
  • A Mad Guide to "Do-It-Yourself" TV Repairs (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Easy on the Socket-Book Dept.
MAD Magazine #76January 1963
  • If Kids Designed Their Own Christmas Toys (Artist, Writer with Lester Krauss)
    Department: They Drew What They Wanted Dept.
MAD Magazine #78April 1963
  • Modern Chess (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: One False Move Dept.
MAD Magazine #81September 1963
  • The Mad Plan for Beating TV Commercial Breaks (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Stepping Away from the Pitch Dept.
  • If Comic Strip Characters Behaved Like Real People (Writer with Wally Wood)
    Department: What Mortals These Fools Be Dept.
  • Popular Scientific Mechanics (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: For Whom the Fools Tool Dept.
MAD Magazine #82October 1963
  • New Opportunities for Recent Grads (Writer with Jack Rickard)
    Department: Mind Your Own Business Dept.
MAD Magazine #86April 1964
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #87June 1964
  • Watch That Price with the Asterisk (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Who's Covering Up Dept.
  • The Great Cigarette Filter Tip War (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Puff, the Tragic Draggin' Dept.
  • Who Wants to Be President More than Anything (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #88July 1964
  • The Only Hope for Curing Beatle-Mania (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #89September 1964
  • The One Sure Thing We'll All Get Out of Our Moon Shot (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #90October 1964
  • Misleading TV Titles (Writer with Mort Drucker)
    Department: Extra-Senseless Reception Dept.
  • The Next Scientific-Medical Breakthrough That Millions of Dollars Will Be Spent to Discover (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-in
MAD Magazine #91December 1964
  • Some Mad Devices for Safer Smoking (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Inhale-Safe Dept.
  • What's Really Behind South American Unrest? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Self-Portrait (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #92January 1965
  • The Image of U.S. Justice That the Rest of the World Sees (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-in
MAD Magazine #93March 1965
  • A Child's View of Newspaper Headlines (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Double Scoop Dept.
  • A Mad Look at Signs of the Times (Writer with Don Reilly, Bob Clarke, Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: Symbol-Minded Dept.
  • What Brilliant New Ideas Has the Current TV Season Produced (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #94April 1965
  • Famous People's Home-Study Courses (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Schools Rush In Dept.
  • Which National Symbol is Going to Need the Biggest Repair Job? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #95June 1965
  • Hair Goo (Writer with Jack Rickard)
    Department: Hair 'em Scare 'em Dept.
  • The Fold--In Picture That Not Even Playboy Would Dare Print (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #96July 1965
  • TV Commercial Aids (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Out! Damned Spot! Dept.
  • The Harvest We Shall Reap From the Super-Patriots' Methods of Exposing "Communist Plotters" in America (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #97September 1965
  • Being Rich Is Better Than a Warm Puppy (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Blue Chips Off the Old Block Dept.
  • What Comes After Pop Art and Op Art (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #98October 1965
  • Surfing (Writer with George Woodbridge)
    Department: Only For the Board-Minded Dept.
  • Mad's Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is Dept.
  • Who Are the Disaster Victims That Nobody Helps? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-in
MAD Magazine #99December 1965
  • What Wild Frenzy Will Future College Students Face? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #100January 1966
  • Mad's Puzzle Page (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Lame-Brain Games Dept.
  • A Vital Message From the Staff of Mad (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #101March 1966
  • Mad's Puzzle Page (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Lame-Brain Games Dept.
  • How Do Bosses Plan To Celebrate Future Office Xmas Parties (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #102April 1966
  • National Perspirer (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Ecchtra! Ecchtra! Heave All About It Dept.
  • ABC TV's Wide World of Sports (Writer with George Woodbridge)
    Department: Athlete's Feat Dept.
  • How You Too Can Make a Fortune in the Booming Ski Business (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • The Television Studio (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #103June 1966
  • Mad's "Share the Wealth" Income Tax Form (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Ten-Forty or Fight Dept.
  • What Awesome U.S. Weapon Wipes Out Millions Every Year? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #104July 1966
  • Postage Stamp Advertising (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Licking the Problem Dept.
  • The Kind of Fireworks Some People Would Like to See (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #105
  • A Mad Look at Shut-Ins (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Canned Laughter Dept.
  • What Awesome Beast Threatens Unwary Campers Every Year (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-in
MAD Magazine #106October 1966
  • A Mad Look at the Joys of Scuba Diving (Writer with Bob Clarke, Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: Glub-Glub Dept.
  • What Profitable Car-Buyer Market Will Automakers Stupidly Lose Again With This Year's Models (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #107December 1966
  • Mad's Puzzle Page (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Lame-Brain Games Dept.
  • What's the Dirtiest Play in Modern Football (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #108January 1967
  • Telephone Solicitors (Writer, Artist)
    Department: National Hang-Up Dept.
  • A Christmas Message from Santa Claus (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #109March 1967
  • Idiot-Proof Products (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The Brain and Strain is Mainly on the Wane Dept.
  • How Various Magazines Would Handle the Same Cartoon Situation (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Editorial Wheeze Dept.
  • What is Today's Most Shocking Drug Menace? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #110April 1967
  • The Mad Hate Book (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Vex Education Dept.
  • What Is Replacing Girls In Young Men's Minds (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #111June 1967
  • Outdoor Sports Indoors (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Homebody-Building Dept.
  • What Deadly Killer Threatens Us All? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #112July 1967
  • What Would Be a Perfect Slogan For the Advertising Industry? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #113September 1967
  • Artist
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • Some Mad Auto Safety Features (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Achilles Wheel Dept.
  • Where Is the Current Trend in Popular Literature Headed? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #114October 1967
  • What Is the Only Way To Beautify America (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #115December 1967
  • What Is One of the Really Exciting Possibilities of a Psychedelic "Trip"? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #116January 1968
MAD Magazine #117March 1968
  • Let Us Spray (Artist)
  • Mad's Medical Mother Goose (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Taking a Gander at Quacks Dept.
  • What Is the Most Expensive Accessory Item Young Car-Buyers Purchase? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #118April 1968
  • Mad's Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is Dept.
  • What Is the Worst Threat to Recovery Hospital Patients Can Suffer? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #119June 1968
  • Me and My Big Mouth (Artist with Dean Norman)
    Department: Tongue-In-Check Dept.
  • What Dedicated Group Does a Lot of Planting, and Yet Nothing Ever Comes of It (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #120July 1968
  • The Mad Hate Book II (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Vex Education Dept.
  • What Is the One Thing Most School Dropouts Are Sure to Become? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #121September 1968
  • A July 4th Salute (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #123December 1968
  • In What Battle Zone Are the Most Shocking Atrocities Being Committed? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #124January 1969
  • The Magic Spell (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Christmas Is... (Artist with Gilbert Barnhill)
    Department: God Help Us, Everyone Dept.
  • What Gift Will Many Holiday Party Revelers Pick Up on the Drive Home? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #125March 1969
  • Me and My Big Mouth 2 (Artist with Dean Norman)
    Department: Tongue-In-Check Dept.
  • What Is the One Thing Protest Marches Have Greatly Improved (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #126April 1969
  • Mad's Color Puzzle Page (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Mad's 1968-'69 Football Low Lights (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: Insane Replays Dept.
  • Which Modern Artist Is Most Successfully Communicating with His Audience? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #127June 1969
  • Signs of Status (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Display As You Go Dept.
  • Bullbit (Writer with Mort Drucker)
    Department: God Save McQueen Dept.
  • What Industry Contributes More to Air Pollution than Any Other? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #128July 1969
  • The Heart Transplant (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Pump and Circumstances Dept.
  • What Is the One Unhappiness Almost All Modern Parents Are Sure to Share with Their Children (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #129September 1969
  • What Were the Investigations Into the "Pueblo Affair" Really Looking For? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #130October 1969
  • The Nightmare (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • What Does the Future Hold For Our Great American Pastime? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #131December 1969
  • A Mad Peek Behind the Scenes: At a Hospital (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Inside-Ouch Dept.
  • What Great New Chasm Has Been Discovered That Dwarfs Even the Grand Canyon (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #132January 1970
  • What New Trend Is Destroying a Time-Honored Theater Art? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #133March 1970
  • What Is a Born Winner? (Writer with Sergio Aragonés)
    Department: Every Clod Has a Silver Lining Dept.
  • What Is One Special Benefit Derived From Modern Rock Music By Some of Its Fans (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #134April 1970
  • What Offensive Animal Would Many Americans Like To See Become Extinct? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #135June 1970
  • The Mad Book of Magic & Other Dirty Tricks (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hokey-Focus Dept.
  • Who Is Fast Becoming Our All-Time Top Comic Character (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #136July 1970
  • What Form of Inflation Are Most Americans Constantly Fighting? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #137September 1970
  • Hawks And Dove (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks And Dove
  • What Silent Majority Will We Never Hear From ? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #138October 1970
  • Hawks And Dove (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks And Dove
  • What Innocent Product Threatens The World With An Immense Explosion ? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #139December 1970
  • Hawks & Doves (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Fowl Play Dept.
  • Mini ? Midi ? Maxi ? What Kind of Clothing Style Would We Like to See Kids Wear ? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #140January 1971
  • The Christmas Tree (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What Essential Item Won't Be Available Again This Year? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #141March 1971
  • The Snowy Air Force Base (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What Is Contributing Most to the Breakdown of Communication Between People? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #142April 1971
  • The Cannon (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • In What Dangerous Direction Are Militant Revolutionaries Leading Us? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Sign Language (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #143June 1971
  • The Fox Hole (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • You Know It's Really Over When... (Writer with Jack Rickard, Gloria L. Rich)
    Department: Severence Play Dept.
  • What Is Fast Becoming the Only Place To See Rare Vanishing Animal Species? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #144July 1971
  • The Mad Non-Smoker's Hate Book (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Where There's Smoke, There's Ire Dept.
  • The Air Show (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What Deadly Missions Are More and More Servicemen Voluntarily Going on? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #145September 1971
  • A Fish Tale (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: Hawks and Doves; Fowl Play Dept.
  • What New Phenomena Will Send Workingmen's Temperatures Soaring This Summer? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #146October 1971
  • The Electronic War Game (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What's Always Been the Favorite Method For Camouflaging Military Activity (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #147December 1971
  • The Mountain Hike (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What Kind of Political Bandwagon Would Many Republicans Like to See Prepared For Our V.P.? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #148January 1972
  • The Sword Duel (Writer with George Woodbridge)
    Department: A Movie Scene We'd Like to See
  • The Electric Train (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Hawks and Doves
  • What Is Really Bugging Most Americans? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Caesar Made the Salad (Writer with Irving Schild)
    Department: A TV Scene We'd Like To See
MAD Magazine #149March 1972
  • What Recent By-product of American Industry Is Winning the Public's Confidence? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #150April 1972
  • More Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is Dept.
  • Just What Is Richard Nixon Hoping to Find on His Historic Trip to China? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #151June 1972
  • What Beloved American Animal Will Never Become Extinct Because of Overwhelming Public Support? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #152July 1972
  • What Institution Graduates Super-Specialists In Their Chosen Fields? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #153September 1972
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid TV Commercials (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Ad Insult to Injury Dept.
  • What Sudden Assault Has Wiped Out More and More Americans Each Year? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #154October 1972
  • The Mad Car-Owners Hate Book (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Car Sick Dept.
  • What Can We Expect From All of the Candidates in the 1972 Political Swim? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Back Cover: Mad's Great Moments in Advertising: America's Final Cigarette Break (Writer with Irving Schild)
MAD Magazine #155December 1972
  • The Fairy Godmother (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
    Department: A Grim Fairy Tale
  • What Special Spirit Seems to Inspire Today's Nutty Fashions? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #156January 1973
  • Christmas Greedings (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • The Mad Christmas Hate Book (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Yule-O-Gee! Dept.
  • What Special Gift Is Still in Short Supply This Year? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #157March 1973
  • Don't You Feel Like A Schmuck?! (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Misfortune Kookie Department
  • What Crazy New Trips Are the Freaks Into Lately? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #158April 1973
  • The Mad TV Viewers Hate Book (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Screen Plagues Dept.
  • Whose Life Would Be Seriously Endangered If Pot Were Legalized? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #159June 1973
  • In an Agent's Office (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
  • Planned Obsolescence in Everyday Products (Artist, Writer)
    Department: A Worse Mousetrap Dept.
  • What Unique and Special Experience Are More and More Lovers Sharing These Days? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Equal Ju$tice For All (Colorist, Artist with Max Brandel)
    Department: Another Mad Mini-Poster
MAD Magazine #160July 1973
  • What of Nature's Ravages Continues To Defy Modern Technology? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #161September 1973
  • Crime Foilers For the Average Citizen (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Props and Robbers Dept.
  • What Is the Worst Form of Capital Punishment? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #162October 1973
  • The Mad Motorist's Guide to American Wildlife (Artist, Writer with Robert Kaufman)
    Department: Bumper Stickers Dept.
  • What Old Indian Trick Is Actually Avenging the White Man's Massacres? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #163December 1973
  • What Volatile System Is Now Heavily Fueled and Promises to Rocket to Unlimited Heights? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #164January 1974
  • An Architectural Triumph (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The Best Splayed Plans Dept.
  • When Is There Never a Shortage of Gas? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #165March 1974
  • Unavoidable Exercises For The Urban Dweller (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
  • What Is Believing In Honest Politicians Like? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #166April 1974
  • Mad's Cheap Revolutionary Way to Eat Out and Lose Weight (Artist with Larry Gore)
    Department: Dietripe Dept.
  • What Emerging Force Thinks it is Cleverly Solving the Problem of Overpopulation? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • Back Cover: "Scenes From Childhood" series: Our Floundering Fathers (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #167June 1974
  • The Mad Game of Basebrawl (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Diamond and the Rough Dept.
  • What Is the Most Explicitly Taught Subject in the World? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #168July 1974
  • A Mad Guide to Recycling Garbage (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Altering the Waste Dept.
  • What Big Car Feature Will Soon Be Included in Small Economy Cars? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #169September 1974
  • Trademark Graffiti (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Add-vertising Dept.
  • Mad Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #170October 1974
  • What Is the Only Thing That Completely Ignores the Law of Gravity? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • A Mad Look at a TV Commercial (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #171December 1974
  • What Looks Like the Surest, Fastest Transportation to Washington This Year? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #172January 1975
  • Picture Road Signs We'd Like to See (Writer with Frank Jacobs, Bob Clarke)
    Department: The Symbol Truth Dept.
  • Mad Solutions to Big City Doggie-Do Problems (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Out, Damned Spot! Dept.
  • What Simple Pasttime is Fast Becoming a Luxury That Many Americans Can No Longer Afford? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #173March 1975
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is the One Driving Hazard That Auto Makers Are Almost Powerless to Remove? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #174April 1975
  • Artist
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Special-Interest Group is Benefiting Most from Our Jammed Courts? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #175June 1975
  • Inside Back Cover: Mad's Fold-In Folds with This Issue (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Ms. Liberty (Writer)
MAD Magazine #176July 1975
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Has the Most Shocking Rise in Crime Taken Place? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #177September 1975
  • Mad Devices Designed to Solve Our Smoker vs. Non-Smoker Problems (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Where There's Smoke, There's Ire Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Special Items Do Foreign Shoppers Find Easily Obtainable in the U.S.? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #178October 1975
  • The Mad Economics Primer (Artist with Stan Hart)
    Department: Currency Events Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Large Group Would Be Delighted to Have President Ford Join Their Ranks? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #179December 1975
  • Artist with Jack Davis
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • Future "No-Frills Travel" Gimmicks (Artist, Writer with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: Venal Fly Traps Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: When Can You Be Guaranteed the Very Best Weather? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #180January 1976
  • Artist with Don Martin, Dave Berg
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Unusual Dining Aid Will Soon Become a Necessity in Many Restaurants? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #181March 1976
  • Artist
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Kind of Vicious Big Shots Have Been Taking Over Our Cities? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #182April 1976
  • The Castaway (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Inside Back Cover: In What Important Bowl Game are There Nothing But Losers? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #183June 1976
  • Inside Back Cover: How Have Some Pesky Critters Gotten Out of Control Lately? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #184July 1976
  • Mad Solutions to Big City Parking Problems (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Auto-Suggestions Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is Becoming a Most Disturbing Political Argument These Days? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #185September 1976
  • Some Useful Mad Gadgets for Slob-Proofing Your Home (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Mess Hysteria Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Abused Old Timer Needs More Tender Loving Care than Ever Lately? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #186October 1976
  • The Neuman Book of World Records...that Led to Lesser-known Follow-up Records (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Smelly Feats Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Important Executive Position Should You Train For? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Let Us Spray (Writer with Irving Schild)
MAD Magazine #187December 1976
  • What Popular Con Game...Played in a Carnival-like Atmosphere...Makes Suckers of Us All (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #188January 1977
  • Inside Back Cover: What Particular Species in Our Environment is Sure to Get Special Protection From Any Winning Candidate (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #189March 1977
  • A Mad Look at Some Exciting New Job Opportunities (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
    Department: Hire Aspirations Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Best Thing to Use to See Stars? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #190April 1977
  • Back Cover: Mad Salutes the Automobile Industry (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #191June 1977
  • Inside Back Cover: What Remarkable Magic Trick Will the East be Looking for This Fall? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #192July 1977
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Most Popular Talk Show on the Air Today? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
  • Back Cover: One Night in the Big City (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #193September 1977
  • Mad Products with Paired Names (Writer with Bob Clarke)
    Department: Show and Sell Dept.
  • Welcome to Mad Magazine's Reality World (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Unbecoming Attractions Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Are Some of the World's Great Oil deposits? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #194October 1977
  • Inside Back Cover: What Popular Source of Energy Is Short-Lived and of Questionable Value? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #195December 1977
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the One Thing Oil-rich Sheiks Have No Intention of Fueling in Their Own Lands? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #196January 1978
  • Inventions We'd Like to See (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Does a College Education Promise to Give Many of Today's Students? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #197March 1978
  • Inside Back Cover: What Infectious Foreign Invasion Is Spreading in Epidemic Proportions Among Americans Lately? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #198April 1978
  • Mad One-Time-Use Products (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
    Department: One to a Customer Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Competitive Russian and Japanese Enterprise Threatens Total Annihilation? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #199June 1978
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Artist)
  • "Inventive Genius" (Artist)
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Are Some Very Successful Actors Coming from Lately? (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: One Night in the City (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #200July 1978
  • Inside Back Cover: What Volatile Ingredients - - Now Being Formulated - - are Sure to Cause Future Catastrophes? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #201September 1978
  • Trademark Graffiti (Artist, Writer with Jim Rutherford)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Colorful Spectacular Creature is Still Being Exploited... Even After it has Wiggled and Died? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #202October 1978
  • Some Imaginative Mad Suggestions for... Recycling Your Throw-Aways (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
    Department: Some Imaginative Mad Suggestions for...
  • Inside Back Cover: What Kind of Competition is Giving Motel Owners the Jitters? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #203December 1978
  • Inside Back Cover: What Former World Champ Is Taking an Awful Licking Lately? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #204January 1979
  • "New-Improved" Products that Really Are New and Improved (Writer, Artist with Billy Doherty)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Marvelous New Development Should Have Architects Everywhere Rejoicing? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #205March 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to Be Presented to Deserving Doctors (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to Be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Most Sickening Thing on T.V. Today? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #206April 1979
  • Everyday Scenes We'd Love to See (Artist with Dick DeBartolo)
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Corporate Executives (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: What Great Star Are We All Eagerly Waiting to Applaud? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #207June 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Teachers (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • A Mad Look at... Half Truths in TV Ads (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
    Department: A Mad Look at
  • Inside Back Cover: What Heavy Drinker Should be Kept Off the Road? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #208July 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Lawyers (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • The Space Age Razor Race (Artist, Writer with John Wick)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Inspiring Lesson Does Professional Sports Teach Our Children? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #209September 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Politicians (Writer, Artist)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: What Kind of "Tripping" is Becoming a Big Turn-Off for Many Kids? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #210October 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Professional Athletes (Writer, Artist)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • More "New-Improved" Products That Really Are New and Improved (Artist, Writer)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Type of Revolting Theater Fare Will Not Appear This Summer... Thank God! (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover (Writer with Norman Mingo)
MAD Magazine #211December 1979
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Medical Workers (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: The Fold-In Fanatic Award (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #212January 1980
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Students (Writer, Artist)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: Lightning Never Strikes in the Same Place Twice (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #213March 1980
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Working People (Writer, Artist)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: What Big Disaster Has Occured on This Page? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #214April 1980
  • This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to Deserving Actors (Artist, Writer)
    Department: This Issue's Proposed Mad Medals... to be Presented to
  • Inside Back Cover: What Scary New Form of Fallout Has Technology Foisted On Us Lately? (Writer, Artist)
  • Back Cover: The Soaker (Artist with David Manak)
MAD Magazine #215June 1980
  • An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions: Jogging Incident (Artist, Writer)
    Department: An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
  • Inside Back Cover: What Specie Would We All Like to See Become Extinct? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #216July 1980
  • An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions: Fishing Incident (Artist, Writer)
    Department: An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
  • Inside Back Cover: What New Way Are People Falling "Head Over Heels" These Days? (Writer, Artist)
  • Back Cover: Our Nation's Lowest Award... The Congressional Medal of Dishonor (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #217September 1980
  • Cover Artist
  • Cover: Alfred E. Neuman for President (Artist)
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Best Way to Become a Member of a Crime Organization? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #218October 1980
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Most Exciting Thing on TV Today! (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #219December 1980
  • Inside Back Cover: The Race for the Presidency (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Club for Sale (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #220January 1981
  • An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions: Gangland Episode (Writer, Artist)
    Department: An Al Jaffee Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
  • Inside Back Cover: What is a Ridiculously Expensive Trip Today That Most of Us Would Rather Avoid? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #221March 1981
  • Mad Image-Builders (Artist, Writer)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Disgusting Form of Pollution is Now Considered Dangerous to Us All? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #222April 1981
  • Inside Back Cover: A Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions "Mother Goose" Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #223June 1981
  • Inside Back Cover: What is Always the Movie Industry's Ghastliest Production? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #224July 1981
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Artist)
  • Inside Back Cover: How Do Today's Crooks Really Strike it Rich? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #225July 1981
  • What Ancient Slow-Moving Creature is Threatened With Extinction? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #226October 1981
  • A Barf Bag That Advertises (Writer, Artist)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Convenient Place has the Chemical Industry Found to Dump its Toxic Products (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #227December 1981
  • Inside Back Cover: What New Sex Object has Brought Out Our Animal Instincts? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #228January 1982
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Difference Between an Idiot - and Someone Who Folds "Fold Ins"? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #229March 1982
  • Inside Back Cover: What Kind of Obscenity Makes Parents Hate Sending Their Kids to the Movies? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #230April 1982
  • Video Games Based on Real Life (Artist, Writer)
  • Inside Back Cover: Why is Taxpayer Like a Bottle of Wine? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #231June 1982
  • If Photograph Albums Told the Whole Truth (Artist with Stan Hart)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Remarkable Trick Did You Learn from This Magazine? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #232July 1982
  • The Mad Student's Hate Book (Writer, Artist with Jody Revenson, Mike Claussen)
    Department: Detest Papers
  • Inside Back Cover: Why Are New "Reaganomics" Like Old Reagan Movies (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #233September 1982
  • Mad's Updated Practical Joke Catalog (Writer, Artist with Diane Riccobene)
    Department: Pranks-Giving Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: A "Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions" Fairy Tale Fold-In (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #234October 1982
  • Mad's Theft and Vandal-Proof Products (Writer, Artist)
    Department: A Hitch in Crime Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Modern Frowned-Upon Activity Is Keeping Our Youth Slim and Trim? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #235December 1982
  • If Elected, I Solemnly Promise ... (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Campains-in-the-Neck Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Would be a Vast Improvement on "The Right To Bear Arms"? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #236January 1983
  • Chutzpah Is... (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr., Larry Siegel)
    Department: Topical Gags
  • Mad Presents Some Graphic Demonstrations Of...When Not To Use Famous "Pick-Up" Lines (Artist with Chris Hart)
    Department: Topical Satire
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is The Poor's Greatest Problem ? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #237March 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: How Will Our Military Budget Result in Bloodshed? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #238April 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: What Recent Spiritual Movement Has (Thank God) Burned Itself Out? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #239June 1983
  • Mad's "Defense Contractor" of the Year (Artist with Lou Silverstone)
    Department: Arms Robbery Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Are Public Executions Sometimes Performed to Entertain an Audience? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #240July 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: How Has the Reagan Administration Secretly Introduced Prayer into High Schools? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #241September 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Should Most Modern Classic Exploitation Horror Films Be Kept? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #242October 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is Changing America's Drinking Habits ? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #243December 1983
  • Inside Back Cover: What Great Sporting Event Could Bring Families Together Again (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #244January 1984
  • Inside Back Cover: What Kind of Weather Report Can Chill You To the Bone? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #245March 1984
  • Inside Back Cover: What Dreaded Eruption Will Devastate Millions in 1984? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #247June 1984
  • The Mad Owner's Manual for a New American Car (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Lemon Aid Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is the One Issue that Leaves Pres. Reagan Absolutely Cold? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #248July 1984
  • Mad's Practical Joke Catalogue for Doctors (Artist with Beppe Sabatini)
    Department: Trying Your Patients Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Has Replaced the Bald Eagle as America's Symbol All Over the World? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #249September 1984
  • Things To Do on the Day After (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Blast Laugh Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: How Are Some People Bringing Far-Out Sex and Violence Into Their Dull Lives? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #250October 1984
  • Mad's Easy Step-by-Step "Break Dance" Chart (Artist with Don Edwing)
    Department: Loco-Motion Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Bizarre New Epidemic Is Threatening to Fill Our Hospitals? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #251December 1984
  • A Mad Look at Airlilne Safety Instructions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Crashing Bore Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What New Form of Addiction Threatens to Enslave Our Youth? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #252January 1985
  • Inside Back Cover: Who Had a Hand in Promoting a Hot New Erotic Fashion Trend? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #253March 1985
  • Front Cover (Writer with Richard Williams)
  • Exciting New Uses For Miracle Velcro (Artist, Writer with T.J. Glenn)
    Department: Fasten Furious Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What New Labor Development (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #254April 1985
  • Writer
  • Cover: Special Rock Issue (Writer with Richard Williams)
  • Where Your Rock Album Dollar Goes (Artist with John Ficarra)
    Department: Disc-Y Business Department
  • Useful and Practical Inflight Information We'd Like to See (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Frying the Unfriendly Skies Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Powerful Non-Nuclear Device is There No Defense Against? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #255June 1985
  • Front Cover (Writer with Richard Williams)
  • A Mad Guide To How Simple Things Work (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Manual Belabored Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Area Of High-Tech (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #256July 1985
  • Front Cover (Writer with Richard Williams)
  • What Safe, Cheap Star Wars Technology Would We Like To Suggest To the Pentagon? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
  • The Mad Emergency Barf-Inducing Technique The Potrzebie Maneuver (Artist with John Ficarra)
    Department: Heaving Can't Wait Department
MAD Magazine #257September 1985
  • Cover Artist (with Richard Williams)
  • Truly Logical Transformers (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Change Reaction Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What is Fast Becoming America's Most Expensive Leisure Time Activity? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #258October 1985
  • Cover Artist
  • Cover: Featuring the Mad Computer Program (Artist)
  • A Mad Look at Some Not-So-Famous First Attempts (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: A Mad Look
  • The Mad Computer Primer (Artist with John Boni)
    Department: Bits and P.C.'s Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: The Weinburger (Writer with Bill Elder, Harvey Kurtzman)
MAD Magazine #259December 1985
  • One Disastrous Day on the Atlantic (Writer with Don Martin)
    Department: Don Martin Department
  • And Now Mad Salutes All the Ladies Who Pump Iron With... Superior Girl (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Dumbelles Department
  • Bad Habit Enders (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Rehad Met the Enemy Department
MAD Magazine #260January 1986
  • New Uses For Old Batteries (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The Ol' Cell Game Department
  • Inside Back Cover: How Did This Year's Biggest Product Promotion End Up? (Artist)
MAD Magazine #261March 1986
  • Zonk Me Out at the Ball Game (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
  • Back Cover: The New, Improved Mad Pooper Scooper (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #262April 1986
  • Mad's Dual Purpose Clothing Accessories (Artist with Mark A. Dressler)
    Department: Utilize-Capades Department
MAD Magazine #263June 1986
  • Consumer Revenge Bill$ (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Due Unto Others Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Current Pop Cult Is Attracting Legions Of Followers? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #264July 1986
  • A Mad Peek Behind the Scenes At A Health Spa (Artist with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: DICK DePARTMENT
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Biggest Financial Drain On the Federal Government? (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions In A Video Rental Store (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #265September 1986
  • Follow Up Report On Progress (Artist with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: DICK DePARTMENT
  • Here We Go With Another Ridiculous (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #266October 1986
  • Inside Back Cover: What kind of aid is the administration offering the American farmer? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #267December 1986
  • Mad's Practical Joke Catalogue For Courtrooms (Artist with Desmond Devlin)
    Department: ...And Jest Is For All Department
  • Inside Back Cover: How Can Devastating Floods of Gunk and Filth Be Stopped? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #268January 1987
  • The Mad Richter Scale for Human Beings (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Do Experts Agree Makes Students Confused and Out of Touch with Reality? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions at Richard M. Nixon High (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #269March 1987
  • Mad Mini-Movies Featuring the Fickle Finger Of Fate (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Rampart Form Of Addiction Threatens the Foundation Of Our Society? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #270April 1987
  • Future Phone Gimmicks We Expect To See (Artist, Writer with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: The SHape Of Rings To Come Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Hottest Number in Merchandising TOday? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #271June 1987
  • Mad's Advertising Gullibility Test (Artist with Mike Snider)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Would Be Helpful in Evaluating Government Leaders? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #272July 1987
  • It's a Crummy Job ... (Artist with John Ellis Sech)
    Department: Taking a Too Weak Vocation Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: Mad Fold-In (Artist)
MAD Magazine #273September 1987
  • Inside Back Cover: Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
  • A Mad Peek Behind the Scenes at Pee-Wee's Playhouse (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Wimp-Lash
MAD Magazine #274October 1987
  • What group displaying deviant sexual behavior did the Meese Commission overlook? (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Fold In
  • Ultimate Accessories For Personal Stereos (Artist with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: Dick De
  • Little Known World Landmarks (Artist with Dave Wilson)
    Department: A Place In The Pun
MAD Magazine #275December 1987
  • Low-Tech Inventions For Everyday Needs (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Predatory Creature Most Threatens the Survival of Endangered Species? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #276January 1988
  • Commemorative Chrismas Ornaments (Artist with John Prete)
    Department: Great Balls Of Ire Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Menace Is Zapping the Energy Of Today's Youth? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #277March 1988
  • Dual-Purpose Office Supplies For Working Mothers (Artist with John Rios)
    Department: Chore-Fire Solutions Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Seems To Be the Only Way Of Making Your Fortune TOday? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #278April 1988
  • Quick Recoveries For Embarrassing Situations (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • The Official Mad Pardon Of Ronald Reagan (Writer with Jack Davis)
    Department: To Err Is Reagan; To Forgive a Crime
  • Inside Back Cover: What is fast becoming the number one cause of drinking among today's youth? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #279June 1988
  • Mad Looks At Handshakes (Artist, Writer with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: All Jaffee Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What popular teenage turn on is a turn off for parents? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #280July 1988
  • Gary Hart Land (Artist with Joe Raiola, Charlie Kadau)
    Department: Carnival Knowledge Edge Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What loathsome form of useless vegetation is cropping up all over the land? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #281September 1988
  • A Collector's Guide To Stamps Sneakily Designed For Fun and Profit (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: What is fast becoming the hottest high stakes card game in the country? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #282October 1988
  • Inside Back Cover: What hurdle must all Olympic athletes pass as they go for the gold? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #283December 1988
  • Other McDlt Type Ideas We'd Like To See From McDonald's (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Fast Food For Thought
  • Inside Back Cover: What advancement is being hailed as a breakthrough in air pollution control? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #284January 1989
MAD Magazine #285March 1989
  • Mad's Find The Hidden Scoundrels Puzzle (Artist with John Prete)
    Department: Post Sleazin' Play
  • Inside Back Cover: The Worst Poison Spewing Out of Morton Downey Jr's Mouth (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #286April 1989
  • If Bad Taste Took A Holiday (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Gauche Stories Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is the Latest, Most Terrible Form Of Radio Activity? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #287June 1989
  • Specialized Nautilus Machines For Practical Everyday Activities (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Guided Muscles
  • It's Never a Good Sign When.. (Artist with John Prete)
    Department: Hardee-Har-Harbringers
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is Constantly Reaching New Heights? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #288July 1989
  • MAD Switcheroos (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: From Bad To Reverse
  • Inside Back Cover: What new exam will every student soon be required to pass? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #289September 1989
  • The Rookstone Catalog of Really Useful Tools, Nifty Gadgets, Hi-Tech Thingamajigs and Crafty Geegaws (Writer, Artist)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Latest In Exciting Summer Water Sports (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #290October 1989
  • Modern Rube Goldberg Inventions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The Contraptions Are Coming More Frequently
  • Inside Back Cover: The Kind Of Plague That Has Today's Parents Feeling (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #291December 1989
  • MAD's Big Ego Busters (Artist with Stan Hart)
    Department: Deflater Mouth
  • Inside Back Cover: When it comes to protecting us, where is our government's weakest link? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #292January 1990
  • Mad's Catalogue Of Practical Joke Items For The Computer (Artist with Dick DeBartolo)
    Department: An Embarrassment Of Richard's
  • Inside Back Cover: What do we fear will be the Bush administration's solution to flag burning? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #293March 1990
  • Inside Back Cover: What beloved, legendary ball player is a poor bet to make the Hall of Fame? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #294April 1990
  • Do You Really Need To Know... (Artist with John Prete)
    Department: Facts Evasion
  • Inside Back Cover: The Creature That Recently Became Extinct In Alaska (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #295June 1990
  • More Mad Switcheroos (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: From Bad To Reverse
  • Inside Back Cover: A "Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions" Smoking (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #296July 1990
  • More Quick Recoveries For Embarrassing Situations (Writer, Artist)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: For Whose Work Is a Bidding War Creating Higher and Higher Prices? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #297September 1990
  • What Corporate Initials Really Stand For (Artist with Michael Goodwin)
    Department: Alphabet Poop
  • Inside Back Cover: The Most Sickening Trend In Movies Today (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #298October 1990
MAD Magazine #299December 1990
  • Inside Back Cover: What musical group has surpassed the achievements of The Beatles? (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Air Travel (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #300January 1991
  • MAD's Restaurant Survival Kit (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Master Underachiever That Has Undeservedly Attained Worldwide Fame and Fortune (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #301March 1991
  • Inside Back Cover: The Ominous Death-Dealing Device That Continues To Threaten Future Generations (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #302April 1991
  • Great Moments in Medicine (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Anals of Humor
  • Inside Back Cover: What Has George Bush's "Read My Lips" Changed To? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #303June 1991
  • A Mad Guide To How Simple Things Work, Part II (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: Who Has Carried The Phrase "Read My Lips" Much Too Far (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #304July 1991
  • New and Improved Store Kiddie Rides (Artist with Dan Birtcher)
    Department: Feeble Attractions Department
  • Inside Back Cover: What New Health Hazard Are Scientists Now Carefully Monitoring? (Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions At A Wrestling Match (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #305September 1991
  • Inside Back Cover: The Failure Of American Society That Is Weighing Heavily On Many Of Today's Teens (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #306October 1991
  • Inside Back Cover: The Tyrannical Overbearing Dictator That Was Recently Cut To Size (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #307December 1991
  • Recycling Obsolete Military Equipment (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Our Government Is Most Successfully Using The Camouflage Technique (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #308January 1992
  • Radio Stations We Never Get To Hear (Artist with Dan Birtcher)
    Department: The Call Letters Of The Wild
  • Inside Back Cover: The Garishly Loud Fashion Statements That Have Become a Must For Trendy People (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #309March 1992
  • Other "Diseases" of The Machine World (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Having a Service Breakdown
MAD Magazine #310April 1992
  • A MAD Commentary: Tattoos (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Taking It On The Skin
  • Inside Back Cover: Who The Victim Really Was In a Highly Publicized Sexual Harassment Case (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #311June 1992
  • MAD's Suggestions For Gulf War Memorials (Writer, Artist)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Republican With An Outrageous Past Who Is Hoping To Steal His Party's Nomination In '92 (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #312July 1992
  • The MAD Fast Food Employees Hate Book (Artist with Mike Birtchet)
    Department: Serving Counterattack
  • Inside Back Cover: What The U.S. Can Export To Instantly Cripple The Japanese Auto Industry (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #313September 1992
  • Snappy Actions To Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Only Way For Today's Youth To Insure Their Financial Stability (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #314October 1992
  • The Pump Idea In Other Products (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Assumed Protector Of Our Individual Rights Who Has Been a Stunning Disappointment (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #315December 1992
  • American Radiators (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Brute Farce
  • Inside Back Cover: The Most Effective Way To Deal With Repeat Offenders (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #316January 1993
  • The Proverbs Guaranteed To Leave 'Em Speechless (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Words To Glib By
  • Inside Back Cover: Mad Fold-In With The Demise of The Soviet Fleet, What Appears To Be Our Navy Hotshots' Latest Target (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #317March 1993
  • A MAD Report on Rollerblading (Writer, Artist)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Favorite Of Both Kids And Parents That Is Guaranteed To Be Around Forever (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #318April 1993
  • The MAD Treasury Of Truly Unexplained Phenomena (Artist with Desmond Devlin)
    Department: Bang The Conundrum Slowly
  • Inside Back Cover: The Hideous Creature That Is Spreading a Reign Of Death Over Our Youth (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #319June 1993
  • Unsuccessful Fund-Raising Events For Little Known Special Interest Groups (Artist with Chris Gudgeon)
    Department: Behind The Donate Ball
  • What's Hot With The Blue Dot (Or What To Wear If You're An Alleged Victim) (Artist)
    Department: In, Damned Spot!
  • Inside Back Cover: The Potential Disaster That The Florida People Are Bracing Themselves For (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #320July 1993
  • Cover Artist
  • Cover: A Fold-In Cover of... Mad (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: On the Road With Bill and Hillary (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #321September 1993
  • Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions / Stinging Comebacks To Snappy Answers (Writer, Artist)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Vile Act That Would Be More Perverse Than Anything These Performers Have Been Accused Of (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #322October 1993
  • Inside Back Cover: Where There Is Pestilence, Hunger and Human Suffering Even The U.N. Can't Stop (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #323December 1993
  • Inside Back Cover: Where The Average Family Is Running Into Big Money Problems These Days (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #324January 1994
  • Doctors' Supply Catalogue (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Malpractice Assurance
  • Inside Back Cover: For Many, The Form Of Mobility That Is The Fastest Way Out Of The Ghetto (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #325February 1994
  • Inside Back Cover: Who On TV Is Surpassing Rush Limbaugh For Intellectual Social Commentary (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #326March 1994
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is Fast Replacing Candy As The Valentine Gift More and More Women Desire? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #327May 1994
  • Inside Back Cover: The Sadistic April Fool's Trick That Never Leaves 'Em Laughing (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #328June 1994
  • Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions Special Killers & Victims Episodes (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Single Goal That Has Brought Agreement and Unity Among Vastly Different Groups (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #329July 1994
  • Everything You Need To Know About Caning (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: What Has Been Michael Jackson's Most Prized Acquisition (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #330September 1994
  • The MAD Mall Directory (Artist with William T. Raschendorfer)
    Department: Little Shop Of Har-Hars
  • Al Jaffee Gets Gross (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: The Part Of The Clinton Crime Plan That Seems Destined To Fail (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #331October 1994
  • Airport Maps Reveal What Cities Are Really Famous For (Artist, Writer)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • Inside Back Cover: What All The Cheating and Lying In Congress Really Does Prove (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #332December 1994
  • Inside Back Cover: The Horrible Sickness That Has Recently Been Linked To Smoking (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #334March 1995
  • Real-Life Superheroes at Comic Book Conventions (Artist with Desmond Devlin)
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Only Hope All Americans Have of Receiving Exellent Health Care? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #350October 1996
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #356April 1997
  • Absolut Kevorkian. (Writer with Greg Theakston)
  • Absolut Liver. (Writer with Greg Theakston)
  • Absolut O.J. (Writer with Greg Theakston)
  • Inside Back Cover: Where Has an Unexpected Supply of Crude Recently Been Discovered? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
  • Back Cover: Absolut Winter. (Writer with Greg Theakston)
MAD Magazine #357May 1997
  • Inside Back Cover: What Besieged Group of People Does Our Military Seem Unwilling to Protect (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #358June 1997
  • Inside Back Cover: What Is This Spring's Biggest Fashion Blunder? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #361September 1997
  • Get a New Psychiatrist If... (Artist with Desmond Devlin, Butch D'Ambrosio)
    Department: Shrink Wrapped Dept.
  • Inside Back Cover: What Could Bill and Hillary be Doing When They Leave the White House? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #362October 1997
  • Inside Back Cover: What's the Hottest Sound in Rap Today? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #363November 1997
  • Cover Artist (with Don Edwing, Joe DeVito)
  • Cover: Win a Night with the Spice Girls (Artist with Joe DeVito, Don Edwing)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Scientific Meddling Has Many Folks Trembling? (Writer, Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #364December 1997
  • Inside Back Cover: What Beloved Four Legged Creature Won't Be Around to Light Up Kids' Lives This Christmas? (Artist, Writer, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #379March 1999
  • The Mad World Of Yo-Yos Part I : In The Beginning (Artist with Don Edwing)
  • The Mad World Of Yo-Yos Part II : An Idea Gone Bad (Artist with Don Edwing)
  • The Mad World Of Yo-Yos Part III : Simple Tricks Any Yo-Yo Can Do (Artist with Don Edwing)
  • Inside Back Cover: What Extreme "Sport" Has Unfortunately Been Growing In Popularity Despite It's Violence ? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #381May 1999
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
  • Back Cover: Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions – Special All-Smoking Edition (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #383July 1999
  • Inside Back Cover: What Eagerly Anticipated Event is Finally Upon Us? (Colorist, Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #385September 1999
  • Inside Back Cover: What Childhood Disease Is Being Denied Coverage By HMO's ? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #394June 2000
  • Inside Back Cover: What Rocker Is Everyone Sick Of Listening to ? (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #419July 2002
  • Back Cover: What Whopping Expense Looms On The Horizon For Every New Parent ? (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #422October 2002
  • Back Cover: MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #429May 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #430June 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #431July 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #432August 2003
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions – Special Medical Edition (Artist, Writer with Wildstorm)
    Department: ALL Jaffee Department
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #433September 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #434October 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #435November 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #436December 2003
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #437January 2004
  • 19. What despicable duo died in a horrific bomb this year? (MAD Fold-In) (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The MAD 20 - The dumbest People, Events & Things of 2003
MAD Magazine #438February 2004
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #439March 2004
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #440April 2004
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #441May 2004
MAD Magazine #442June 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #443July 2004
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #444August 2004
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer with Wildstorm)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #445September 2004
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #446October 2004
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #447November 2004
  • What to expect at your team's spanking new $450 million ballpark (Artist with Getty Images, Joe Raiola)
    Department: Field of Schemes
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #448December 2004
  • Michael Eisner's Powerpoint presentation for saving Disney (Artist with Desmond Devlin)
    Department: This old mouse
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #449January 2005
  • 20. What endless Farewell Dragged on interminably on TV this year? (Writer, Artist)
    Department: The MAD 20 dumbest people, events and things of 2004
MAD Magazine #450February 2005
MAD Magazine #451March 2005
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #452April 2005
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #453May 2005
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #455July 2005
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #456August 2005
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #457September 2005
  • Pre-movie screens we'd like to see (Artist with Jeff Kruse)
    Department: Coming Detractions
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #458October 2005
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #459November 2005
MAD Magazine #460December 2005
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #461January 2006
  • 19. What controversial relationships are many teachers now having to deny? (A special edition MAD 20 Fold-In) (Artist, Writer)
    Department: The MAD 20 - The dumbest people, events and things of 2005!
MAD Magazine #462February 2006
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #463March 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #464April 2006
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #465May 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #466June 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #467July 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #468August 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #469September 2006
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Dodge Advertisement
MAD Magazine #470October 2006
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #471November 2006
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
    Department: Dodge Advertisement
MAD Magazine #472December 2006
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold In
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: DODGE Advertisement as MAD Fold In
MAD Magazine #473January 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #474February 2007
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #475March 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #476April 2007
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD Fold In
MAD Magazine #477May 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #478June 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #479July 2007
  • Artist
    Department: Fold-In
MAD Magazine #480August 2007
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: Fold-In
MAD Magazine #481September 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #482October 2007
  • George W. Bush's Colonoscopy Results (Writer with Hermann Mejia)
    Department: POLYP GOES THE WEASEL
  • Writer, Artist
    Department: MAD FOLD-IN
MAD Magazine #483November 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #484December 2007
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: MAD Fold-In
MAD Magazine #485January 2008
  • 19. What's the latest animal to on the endangered species list? The Family Pet! (Writer, Artist)
    Department: The MAD 20 The Dumbest, People, Events, and Things of 2007!
MAD Magazine #486February 2008
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer with Ryan Flanders)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #487March 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #488April 2008
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid Human Questions (Writer with Ryan Flanders)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #489May 2008
  • A MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #490July 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #491July 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #492August 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #494October 2008
  • Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions (Artist, Writer with Ryan Flanders)
    Department: All Jaffee
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #495November 2008
  • A MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #496December 2008
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #497January 2009
  • MAD Fold-In (Writer, Artist)
MAD Magazine #498February 2009
  • The 2009 Al Jaffee Calendar! (Artist)
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #499April 2009
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #500June 2009
MAD Magazine #501October 2009
  • The Fundalini Pages: Snappy Answers to stupid Questions (Writer, Artist)
    Department: Random Acts of Mindless
  • MAD Fold-In (Artist, Writer)
MAD Magazine #502January 2010
  • 7. The wooden kind (Writer, Artist)
    Department: The MAD 20 The dumbest people, events and things of 2009!
MAD Magazine #548December 2017
  • Artist
    Department: Mad Fold-In
MAD Magazine #549February 2018
  • 18 What Widespread Addiction In America Is Whirling Out of Control? (Artist)
    Department: The Mad 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2017
MAD Magazine #550April 2018
  • Artist, Writer
    Department: Mad Fold-In
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