Bob Jones

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Contributions by Bob Jones

MAD Magazine • USA • New York
MAD Magazine #182April 1976
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #184July 1976
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Colorist, Artist)
MAD Magazine #187December 1976
  • How to Read a Real Estate Ad (Artist with Alen Robin)
    Department: Homing Devices Dept.
MAD Magazine #189March 1977
  • Mad's "Customized" Skateboards (Artist with Paul Peter Porges)
    Department: Sidewalk Surf's Up Dept.
MAD Magazine #190April 1977
  • Testimonial Roasts for Ordinary People (Artist with Arnie Kogen)
    Department: Clod-Boppers Dept.
MAD Magazine #191June 1977
  • You Don't Give a %#*&!*? What Other People Think When... (Artist with Mark Bilgrey, Larry Siegel)
    Department: Up Theirs! Dept.
MAD Magazine #192July 1977
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Artist, Colorist)
MAD Magazine #199June 1978
MAD Magazine #203December 1978
  • Amazing facts About the Animal World vs Amazing Facts About the American Scene (Artist with Dennis Snee)
MAD Magazine #207June 1979
  • Cover Artist
  • Cover: Animal House (Cover Artist)
  • Didja Ever Notice That... (Artist with Lou Silverstone)
MAD Magazine #208July 1979
MAD Magazine #211December 1979
MAD Magazine #215June 1980
  • Cover Artist
  • Front Cover (Cover Artist)
MAD Magazine #220January 1981
  • A Mad Guide to... The Double Standards of Age (Artist with Barry Liebmann)
    Department: A Mad Guide
MAD Magazine #233September 1982
  • A 21st Century Guide to American Wildlife (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Future Flock Dept.
MAD Magazine #258October 1985
  • A Fairy Tale We'd Like to See (Artist with John Rios)
    Department: Grimm Shot Dept.
MAD Magazine #281September 1988
  • Spuds Mackenzie's Photo Album (Artist with Charlie Kadau)
    Department: Mutt Ado About Nothing
MAD Magazine #283December 1988
  • Politically Inspired Olympic Events (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Gold Meddling
MAD Magazine #284January 1989
MAD Magazine #285March 1989
  • Greeting Cards For Very Special Occasions (Artist with Frank Jacobs)
    Department: Frank On a Roll
MAD Magazine #288July 1989
  • A Mad Guide To Lesser-Known Tourist Traps (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Persons, Places, and Stings
MAD Magazine #289September 1989
  • A Mad Guide To Social Behavior - How Not to Go from Bad to Worse! (Artist with Chris Hart)
    Department: Faux Pas For The Course
MAD Magazine #294April 1990
  • Eavesdropper Shockers (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Teaching Them a Listen
MAD Magazine #295June 1990
  • A (The Turtle and The Hare) Modern Day Fairy Tale (Artist with Don Edwing)
    Department: Turtle Whacks
MAD Magazine #299December 1990
  • What Every American Should Be Required to Learn (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: A Little Smart Asked Dept.
MAD Magazine #308January 1992
  • Consumer Fantasy Vs. Product Reality (Artist with Mike Snider)
    Department: Disappoint Of Purchase
MAD Magazine #334March 1995
MAD Paperbacks • USA • New York
MAD Magazine • Argentina • Magendra
MAD Magazine • Australia
MAD Classics • Australia
MAD Magazine • Brasil • Veechi
MAD Magazine • Brasil • Record
MAD Especial • Brasil • Record
Miscellaneous MAD Specials • Brasil • Record
MAD Especial • Brasil • Panini
MAD Magazine • Germany • Williams
MAD Magazine • Great Britain
MAD Magazine • Greece
MAD Magazine • Italy
MAD Magazine • Mexico • Mina
MAD Magazine • Netherlands
MAD Magazine • Norway • Semic

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