Wally Wood

Illustrator, Cover Artist and Author
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Wally Wood
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Born:
June 17th, 1927, Menahga, Minnesota, USA
Died:
November 2nd, 1981, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Wally Wood

Description

Pseudonym: Woody

Wally´s Popular Contributions

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Contributions by Wally Wood

MAD Magazine • USA • New York
MAD Magazine #1October 1952
MAD Magazine #2December 1952
MAD Magazine #3January 1953
MAD Magazine #4January 1953
MAD Magazine #5June 1953
MAD Magazine #6August 1953
MAD Magazine #7September 1953
MAD Magazine #8December 1953
MAD Magazine #9February 1954
MAD Magazine #10April 1954
MAD Magazine #11May 1954
MAD Magazine #12June 1954
MAD Magazine #13July 1954
MAD Magazine #14
MAD Magazine #15September 1954
MAD Magazine #16
MAD Magazine #17November 1954
MAD Magazine #18December 1954
MAD Magazine #19January 1955
MAD Magazine #20February 1955
MAD Magazine #21March 1955
MAD Magazine #23May 1955
MAD Magazine #24July 1955
  • She Wanted To Drown Her Troubles (Artist)
    Department: Gluggle!
  • Is A Trip To The Moon Possible? (Artist with Harvey Kurtzman)
    Department: Science Dept.
MAD Magazine #25August 1955
  • ...The Jack E. Glisten Story (Artist with Harvey Kurtzman)
    Department: People Dept.
  • Anyone For Wrist Slashing? (Artist with Stan Freberg)
    Department: Magazine Dept.
  • They Built Their Dream-House Singlehanded (Artist with Harvey Kurtzman)
    Department: Build-It-Yourself Dept.
  • The Blackboard Jumble (Artist with Harvey Kurtzman)
    Department: Movie Dept.
MAD Magazine #26November 1955
MAD Magazine #27April 1956
  • Artist with Harvey Kurtzman, Jack Davis
    Department: Letters Dept.
  • How To Be Smart (Artist)
    Department: Education Dept.
  • Uninterrupted Melody (Artist with Stan Freberg)
    Department: Ice Cream Dept.
  • Ulysses (Artist)
    Department: Movie Dept.
MAD Magazine #28July 1956
  • Cover Artist
  • Cover: Spring Issue (Colorist, Artist with Harvey Kurtzman, Bill Elder)
  • He Rose Tattooed (Artist)
    Department: Movie Dept.
  • The Race is On for the Super Guided Missile (Artist with Al Jaffee, Jack Davis)
    Department: Science Dept.
  • Comic Books [Black And Blue Hawks!] (Artist with Harvey Kurtzman)
    Department: Literature Dept.
  • Talk (Artist)
    Department: Talk Dept.
MAD Magazine #29September 1956
MAD Magazine #30December 1956
  • MAD Establishes an...Old Comic-Strip Characters' Home (Artist with Al Feldstein)
    Department: Nostalgia Dept.
  • Morbid Dick (Artist with Al Feldstein)
    Department: Movie Dept.
  • A Medal for Horatius (Artist with W.C. Hall)
    Department: History Dept.
  • Walt Dizzy Presents Dizzyland (Artist with Al Feldstein)
    Department: TV Dept.
MAD Magazine #31February 1957
  • The New Marilyn Marone (Artist)
    Department: Increase The Circulation Dept.
  • What's All This Jazz About Jazz (Artist with Al "Jazzbo" Collins)
    Department: Al "Jazzbo" Collins Dept.
  • Don Giovanni (Artist with Nick Meglin)
    Department: Culture Dept.
MAD Magazine #32April 1957
  • Nansy (Artist)
    Department: Newspaper Comics Dept.
  • You Can Break The Magazine Habit! (Artist)
    Department: Mad Magazine
  • It's Gonna Be A Mad Mad Year! (Artist with G. Stang)
    Department: Crystal Ball Dept.
  • Making A Paper Eucalyptus Tree (Artist with Orson Bean)
    Department: Orson Bean Dept.
  • Movies Are Longer Than Ever (Artist)
    Department: Overtaxed Seating Capacity Dept.
  • The "Night People" vs. "Creeping Meatballism" (Artist with Jean Shepherd)
    Department: Jean Shepherd Dept.
  • MAD Record Labels (Artist with Al Feldstein)
MAD Magazine #33June 1957
  • MAD Subscriptions (Artist)
    Department: Mad Magazine
  • The English Titles Don't Quite Match The Action In Foreign Movies (Artist)
    Department: Movies Dept.
  • Kovacs' Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • The Truth About Cowboys (Artist with Henry Morgan)
    Department: Henry Morgan Dept.
  • The Potrzebie System of Weights And Measures (Artist with Donald Knuth)
    Department: Science Dept.
  • Kovacs' Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
MAD Magazine #34July 1957
  • We're Looking For People With Ability To Draw (Artist)
    Department: Mad Magazine
  • Now! In Full Color (Artist with Norman Mingo)
    Department: Alfred E. Neuman
  • Wedding Album (Artist)
    Department: Oh, Promise Me Dept.
  • Baseball Is Ruining Our Children (Artist)
    Department: Out of Left Field Dept.
  • Orson Bean's "The Two Chinese Fellas Who Go To An American Restaurant" Routine (Artist with Orson Bean)
    Department: Orson Bean Dept.
MAD Magazine #35October 1957
  • If Comic Strip Characters Answered Those Little Ads (Artist with Paul Krassner)
    Department: Rush Money-Order Today Dept.
  • How To Crop A Photo (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Double Exposure Dept.
  • Sin-Doll Ella (Artist with Albert Meglin)
    Department: Once Upon A Time Dept.
MAD Magazine #36December 1957
  • TV Movies With Built-In Commercials (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: The Pause That Depresses Dept.
  • MAD Visits Corny Island (Artist)
    Department: Confusement Park Dept.
  • Home Movies (Artist)
    Department: Light, Camera, Action? Dept.
  • Mr. Morgan Tells The Story of The 12 Bottles (Artist with Henry Morgan)
    Department: Henry Morgan Dept.
MAD Magazine #37January 1958
  • Secret Sportalk (Artist)
    Department: Bzz-Bzz-Bzzt Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Report To Russia (Artist with Dave Berg)
    Department: Red Carpet Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
MAD Magazine #38March 1958
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Nobody Has Any Fun At Parties (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Likewise I'm Sure Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Bitter Homes And Gardens (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: The House That Jerk Built Dept.
MAD Magazine #39May 1958
  • How To Make America's Kids...Science Conscious (Artist)
    Department: Scramble Them Eggheads Dept.
  • Party Games (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Play's The Thing Dept.
  • MAD T-Shirts (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #40July 1958
  • Hey Gang! At Last! (Artist)
    Department: MAD For Keeps
  • Ecccchhh, Teen-Age Son of Thing (Artist)
    Department: Boy Meets Ghoul Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Pravda (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Black And White, And Red All Over Dept.
  • Coast-To-Coast For $16.75 (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: A Fare To Remember Dept.
  • MAD T-Shirts (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #41September 1958
  • It's Fun To Phone! (Artist)
    Department: Bet Telephone System
  • Rare Old Magazines (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Look In The Yellowed Pages Dept.
  • The New, Improved, Rotten Circus (Artist with Bob Clarke, Henry Morgan)
    Department: Henry Morgan Dept.
  • One Day's Advice Columns...The Next Day's Headlines (Artist)
    Department: Help Needed Dept....Help Heeded Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • The National Osographic Magazine (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Around The World In Eighty Pictures Dept.
  • You'll Be A "Knockout" In A MAD T-Shirt (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #42November 1958
  • Now In Its Second Printing (Artist)
    Department: MAD For Keeps
  • I'm Five! (Artist with Milton Schafer, Danny Kaye)
    Department: Danny Kaye Dept.
  • Strangely Believe It! (Artist with Ernie Kovacs)
    Department: Ernie Kovacs Dept.
  • Credits For The Common Man (Artist with Paul Laikin)
    Department: Honorable Mention Dept.
  • Scenes We Never Got To See (Artist with Albert Meglin)
    Department: The Phase On The Cutting Room Floor Dept.
  • You'll Be A "Horror" In A MAD T-Shirt (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #43December 1958
  • The End of Comics (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Installment Overdue Dept.
  • If Hollywood Directors Staged...Advertising Photos (Artist)
    Department: Hollywood Dept.
  • The New Baby (Artist with Milton Schafer, Danny Kaye)
    Department: Danny Kaye Dept.
  • The Bathtub Admiral (Artist with Milton Schafer, Danny Kaye)
    Department: Danny Kaye Dept.
  • You'll "Go Far" In A MAD T-Shirt (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #44January 1959
  • A Christmas Gift Suggestion (Artist)
    Department: MAD Magazine
  • The Coming Attractions...Don't Always Show Exactly What's Coming! (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Sneaky Prevues Dept.
  • Junior Additions (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Crib Sheet Dept.
  • Alfred E. Neuman's Family Tree (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: The Root of All Evil Dept.
MAD Magazine #45March 1959
  • The First Annual MAD Awards for "Worsts" of 1958 (Artist)
    Department: Awards Dept.
  • If Comic Strip Artists Drew Editorial Cartoons (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: With A Little Bit of Puck Dept.
  • Gook (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Look Back In Anger Dept.
MAD Magazine #46April 1959
  • Authentic Sounds In Stereo (Artist with Tom Koch)
    Department: Middle of The Roar Dept.
  • The Hidden Persuaders Become The Hip Persuaders (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Grey Flannel Goatee Dept.
  • If Famous Authors Wrote The Comics (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: High Flown Balloons Dept.
MAD Magazine #47June 1959
  • The Professor Lectures On Space (Artist with Sid Caesar)
    Department: Sid Caesar Dept.
  • The Greatest Missle Ever Built (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: Brains & Von Braun Dept.
  • First Aid Handbook (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: One Good Tourniquet Deserves Another Dept.
MAD Magazine #48July 1959
  • Comic Strip Heroes (Taken From Real Life) (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Famous Funnies Dept.
  • How A Television Script is Born (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: And Then I Re-Wrote Dept.
  • Who Says Lightning Never Strike Twice In The Same Place? (Artist)
    Department: MAD Forever
MAD Magazine #49September 1959
  • The MAD Horror Primer (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Readin' And Writhin' Dept.
  • A Best Seller Hits The Commercial Trail (Artist with Sy Reit)
    Department: Anything For A Buck Dept.
  • Vic Tinny Gyms (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: Big Build-Up Dept.
  • You'll "Fight 'Em Off" In Your MAD T-Shirt (Artist with Larry Maleman)
    Department: MAD T-Shirts
MAD Magazine #50October 1959
  • Spot That Plug! (Artist with Sy Reit)
    Department: Dishonorable Mention Dept.
  • The MAD Time Capsule (Artist with Sy Reit)
    Department: Let's We Forget Dept.
  • Blue Confessions (Artist with Paul Laikin)
    Department: Bleating Hearts Dept.
MAD Magazine #51December 1959
  • Advertising Slogans Will Replace Everyday Conversations (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Gray Flannel-Mouth Dept.
  • Scenes We'd Like To See: Driving The Golden Spike (Artist with Eugene St. Jean)
    Department: Hollywood Dept.
  • Announcing The Birth Of A New Brainchild (Artist)
    Department: Son of MAD
MAD Magazine #52January 1960
MAD Magazine #53March 1960
  • New Movie Monsters From Madison Avenue (Artist with E. Nelson Bridwell)
    Department: It Came From Outta The Ad Space Dept.
  • MAD Goes To An Alfred Hatchplot Movie (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Murder Will Out-Sell Dept.
MAD Magazine #54April 1960
MAD Magazine #55June 1960
  • The MAD Madison Avenue Primer (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Hard Spell Dept.
  • The Jackie Talented Story (Artist with Sid Caesar)
    Department: Sid Caesar Dept.
MAD Magazine #56July 1960
  • The MAD "Comic" Opera (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Song Of India Ink Dept.
MAD Magazine #57September 1960
  • If Magazines Carried Comic Strips (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Comic Relief Dept.
  • Mad Goes to a Gangster Movie Preview (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Gang-Green Dept.
MAD Magazine #58October 1960
  • Mad's 1960 Political Alphabet Book (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Caps And Robbers Dept.
MAD Magazine #59December 1960
  • The Parent from Ages 21 to 60 (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: The Patter of Big Feet Dept.
MAD Magazine #60January 1961
  • The Mad Shakespeare Primer (Artist with Phil Hahn)
    Department: No Holds Bard Dept.
MAD Magazine #61March 1961
MAD Magazine #62April 1961
  • How to Make Dull Reading Matter Interesting (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: No-Humdrum Dept.
  • Tomorrow's Parents (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Daddy-O Knows Best Dept.
MAD Magazine #63June 1961
  • Adult TV Cartoons (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: Drawing on an Old Format Dept.
MAD Magazine #64July 1961
  • Bedtime Stories As Told by Job-Conscious Fathers (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Once-Upon-A-Time-And-A-Half-Dept.
MAD Magazine #65September 1961
  • Television Programs Aimed at Late, Late Audiences (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Morning Becomes Electric Dept.
MAD Magazine #66October 1961
  • Comedy Albums By Musical Artists (Artist with Arnie Kogen)
    Department: After the Do-Re-Mi Dept.
MAD Magazine #67December 1961
  • Open Office Week (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Using the Same Principal Dept.
MAD Magazine #68January 1962
  • The Comic Strip Characters' Christmas Party (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Never On Sunday-Pages Dept.
  • What Do You Do For a Living, Daddy? (Artist with Don Reilly)
    Department: Pop's Concert Dept.
MAD Magazine #69March 1962
  • If Babies Could Take "Parent Pictures" (Artist with Don Reilly)
    Department: Spocking of Pictures Dept.
MAD Magazine #70April 1962
  • Museum of Madison Avenue (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Exhibit "A's" Dept.
MAD Magazine #71June 1962
  • MAD Investigates the Sordid Business of Gambling (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: The Wagers of Sin Dept.
  • The Big Bad Wall (Artist)
    Department: Berlin Airlift Dept.
MAD Magazine #72July 1962
  • If Comic Strip Characters Were As Old As Their Strips (Artist with Earle Doud)
    Department: The Yellowed Kids Dept.
  • A Mad Look at the Eating Habits of Animals (Artist with Dean Norman)
    Department: Diner's Cub Dept.
MAD Magazine #73September 1962
  • What If Products Only Worked Under Demonstration Conditions (Artist with Earle Doud)
    Department: What's the Use? Dept.
  • Mad Sets a Record (Artist)
MAD Magazine #74October 1962
  • TV Ads We'd Like to See (Artist with Earle Doud)
    Department: Television Dept.
  • The Mad Celebrity Primer (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Tell-A-Phony Book Dept.
MAD Magazine #75December 1962
MAD Magazine #76January 1963
  • Seeing Isn't Always Believing (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Photo-play Dept.
MAD Magazine #77March 1963
  • If Five Comic Strip Cartoonists Interpreted the Age-Old Riddle (Artist with Gary Belkin)
    Department: Fowl Play Dept.
MAD Magazine #78April 1963
  • My First College Primer (Artist with Phil Hahn)
    Department: Old Format, Frosh Approach Dept.
  • The Emergency (Artist)
    Department: Fire! Dept.
MAD Magazine #79June 1963
  • TV's Effect on Children (Artist with Stan Hart)
    Department: Helf-Nielsen Dept.
  • Mad's "Discount Center" Owner of the Year (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: The Price is a Riot Dept.
MAD Magazine #80July 1963
  • Mutiny on the Bouncy (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Tee-Hee-Ti Dept.
MAD Magazine #81September 1963
  • If Comic Strip Characters Behaved Like Real People (Artist with Al Jaffee)
    Department: What Mortals These Fools Be Dept.
MAD Magazine #82October 1963
MAD Magazine #83December 1963
  • The Labor Union Manual (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Labor Pains Dept.
MAD Magazine #84January 1964
  • Trademarks Resulting From Future Mergers (Artist with Don Reilly)
    Department: Clash of Symbols Dept.
MAD Magazine #85March 1964
  • Future Educational Comic Pamphlets (Artist with Larry Siegel)
    Department: Funny Pitches Dept.
MAD Magazine #86April 1964
  • When This Trend Towards "Understanding" Gets Out of Hand (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: The Error of Good Feeling Dept.
MAD Magazine #90October 1964
  • An Incident at a Red Light (Artist)
    Department: Drag-Strip Dept.
MAD Magazine #143June 1971
MAD Magazine #500June 2009
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