Stan Hart

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Stan Hart
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September 12th, 1928
Died:
July 27th, 2017
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Len Brown about Stan Hart:

CBA: Do you recall the significant non-sports cards you worked on?
Len: I remember the first day I came into work, another fellow in our department who was on an equal footing with Woody, was Stan Hart...
CBA: Stan Hart, the humorist?
Len: Yeah! He worked for Mad magazine for many, many years.
CBA: Then he worked as a writer on the Carol Burnett Show.
Len: Yes. Absolutely. We became very close. In those days, it was Stan, Woody and myself in the new products department. Woody had hired me but in many ways, Stan was my boss. I was 18 years old and I guess Stan was about ten years older than that.
CBA: What was Stan like?
Len: Stan could be tough but he was a very funny guy and very creative. I don't remember exactly when but it was probably around 1965, when he left Topps and went to California. He was already working for Mad magazine by then... Somehow he did get involved with Carol Burnett and started writing for her and became head writer and eventually won an Emmy. He worked with Burnett for many years and he's done many different things. He produced his own movie and wrote a play that Hal Prince produced on Broadway. It was called Some of My Best Friends.
CBA: Did you maintain any contact with Stan once he went Hollywood?
Len: Oh, yeah, we stayed in touch and I'd visit him occasionally. He never really went completely "Hollywood" and he continued to consult for Topps. He'd fly in periodically for a series of meetings. I think after the Carol Burnett gig ended (I don't remember how long he worked for her), he moved back to the city and got involved with Topps again, though not on a daily basis. He'd come in a few days a week as a consultant and we'd still work together. Since I moved to Texas, we've spoken and, in fact, I have a note here to give him a call and see how he's doing. He's retired now and I think he's close to 70. He's got grandchildren. Stan was a very important aspect of my life, too, and very supportive of me during my early days at Topps.

Complete interview can be found at http://twomorrows.com/comicbookartist/articles/14brown.html

 

 

Art Spiegelman about Stan Hart

Skipping forward a couple of decades; let's talk specifically about GPK. When that series launched, we've all read the stories about how it was a Wacky Packages that got commissioned as a GPK, then all of a sudden it was rushed off as its own series... can you talk about exactly when you ...?

That's not exactly the way I remember it. Did you ever see the book that Abrams did of the Garbage Pail Kids?

I did, I have read it ... it was a little while ago.

Okay. It was almost parallel and coincidental that Garbage Pail Kids was being made as a Wacky Packs or a very late series of those; when you're backed into doing Garbage Pail Kids as the series in that ... As I think that I outlined in that short piece that was at the front of the Garbage Pail Kids book, Topps had actually tried to get a license to do Cabbage Patch Kid dolls as a sticker series. As I remember it, the price being asked was very high for what Topps considered manageable. Then, everybody shrugged and said, "Well, I guess we're not going to do that."

Then, one of the people who worked at Topps named Stan Hart, who actually was a writer for the later version of MAD Magazine and worked on ... what was it ... I think the Carol Burnett Show, a TV show at the time; and was son-in-law of the head of Topps. He said, "Well, let's do a knock-off. Let's do a parody."

Nobody knew what he meant. Just, nobody knew what he was talking about, "Like a parody, that would be just one picture?"

"No. No. Just do a series."

"What would that be?"

"You figure it out." Left us flummoxed.

Stan [Hart] just came in once a week. That was... I don't know what year that was. I just went backwards from how long it takes to produce a gum card series, I guess. Whatever year that was happening in, it left us slumped. It wasn't obvious that it had to be a series. It wasn't obvious what it should look like. We were in charge of it ... Stan Hart wandered off on his white cloud. Len Brown, me, an assistant, Mark Newgarden, a couple of other people tried to figure out what that could possibly be.

For a few weeks there, what I remember was assigning different artists to do some of this parody of the Cabbage Patch Kid dolls. One thing I figured could work was naming these things. That was ... Cabbage Patch Kids came with their own certificate of authenticity like a birth certificate and had specific names. A much younger Topps had had several series that just were weird monster sticker-like things that looked like they were done by Dallas and Woodward. They just had a first name on them. That had been very popular. We did a few follow-ups there. That seemed like a natural approach to move in that direction and say, "We'll have the dolls and have names on them."

Complete interview can be found at http://members.tripod.com/garbage_pail_kids/GPKInterviewSpiegelman.htm

 

Abram J. Shorin (Stan's Father-in-law and Christopher's Grandfather) https://www.nytimes.com/1990/05/30/obituaries/abram-j-shorin-91-baseball-card-creator.html

Contributions by Stan Hart

USA • MAD Magazine (New York)
MAD Magazine #74October 1962
MAD Magazine #76January 1963
  • If the U.S. Government Bought Like the U.S. Public Buys (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • TV Pilot Films That Never Made It (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Cherished Pages From Old Autograph Albums (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • The Mad Baseball Primer (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #81September 1963
MAD Magazine #82October 1963
MAD Magazine #83December 1963
MAD Magazine #84January 1964
  • The Academy Awards for Home Movies (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #89September 1964
MAD Magazine #90October 1964
  • The Mad Safety Council's Predictions for the Upcoming Labor Day Weekend (Writer with Sergio Aragonés)
  • Strange Interludes in Everyday Life (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Louise Cramm's Realistic Mad Scrapbook (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #91December 1964
  • How Bad Childhood Habits Can Help In a Congressional Career (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Why Not Warnings on All Packages? (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #92January 1965
MAD Magazine #97September 1965
MAD Magazine #98October 1965
  • The Mad Academy Awards for Small Businessmen (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #99December 1965
  • Mad's Snappy Answers to Those Old Cliches (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Mad Interviews the Greeting Card Manufacturer of the Year (Writer with Joseph "Joe" Orlando)
  • Let's Humanize Those Automated Machines (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #100January 1966
  • Mad Looks at the Voice Typewriter (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #107December 1966
  • Mad's Academy Awards For Teenagers (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #108January 1967
  • The Mad Psychoanalysis Primer (Writer)
MAD Magazine #114October 1967
MAD Magazine #115December 1967
  • The Mad Fad-and-Fetish Primer (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #121September 1968
MAD Magazine #122October 1968
  • "Good Guy" Vs. "Bad Guy" Pennants (Writer)
  • Mad's "TV Game Show" Originator of the Year (Writer with Joseph "Joe" Orlando)
  • Mad Mini-Movies: "Guess Who's Throwing Up Dinner?", "In Cold Blecch!", "The Post-Graduate" (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #123December 1968
MAD Magazine #129September 1969
MAD Magazine #130October 1969
  • Television Shows That Didn't Make It (Writer)
MAD Magazine #137September 1970
MAD Magazine #140January 1971
  • You Know You're Really a Football Fan When... (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • The Doris Daze Show (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Catch-All-22 (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • A Mad Peek Behind the Scenes at a Shopping Center (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #145September 1971
MAD Magazine #147December 1971
MAD Magazine #148January 1972
MAD Magazine #153September 1972
MAD Magazine #154October 1972
MAD Magazine #163December 1973
  • Mad's "Karate Movie" Producer of the Year (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #169September 1974
MAD Magazine #171December 1974
  • The Mad Crisis Primer (Writer)
  • Mad's Sure-Fire Cliche Killers (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #172January 1975
MAD Magazine #177September 1975
MAD Magazine #178October 1975
  • The Mad Economics Primer (Writer with Al Jaffee)
  • The All in the Family Tree or The History of a Spin-Off Bonanza-Past, Present and Future (Writer with E. Nelson Bridwell)
MAD Magazine #179December 1975
MAD Magazine #180January 1976
MAD Magazine #185September 1976
MAD Magazine #186October 1976
MAD Magazine #187December 1976
  • A Mad Peek Behind the Scenes Car Rental Companies (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Other Forms of Malpractice Insurance (Writer with George Woodbridge)
MAD Magazine #188January 1977
MAD Magazine #193September 1977
  • The Mad Travel Agency's Specialized Tours for You and Your Neurosis (Writer with Harry North)
MAD Magazine #194October 1977
MAD Magazine #195December 1977
MAD Magazine #196January 1978
  • Some Mad Things We'll Never Understand (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Where Your Dollar Goes (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Clod Encounters of the Absurd Kind (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • The Mad Book of Odds (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • How to Read Between the Lines (Writer)
MAD Magazine #202October 1978
  • Uncle, The Magazine for Camp Counselors (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #203December 1978
  • A Seven Day Tour of Israel for the Guilt-ridden (Writer with Harry North)
MAD Magazine #204January 1979
MAD Magazine #209September 1979
MAD Magazine #212January 1980
MAD Magazine #217September 1980
MAD Magazine #218October 1980
  • Mad Magazine Resents Throw Up the Academy (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Variety for Other Occupations (Writer)
  • Crapper John, M.D. (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #226October 1981
MAD Magazine #227December 1981
  • The Mad TV Coroner's Report (Writer)
  • A Mad Look at Teachers (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Good Sounds/Bad Sounds (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
MAD Magazine #228January 1982
  • Mad's Academy Awards Show (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • If Photograph Albums Told the Whole Truth (Writer with Al Jaffee)
MAD Magazine #233September 1982
  • Ronald Reagan Now Starring at The White House (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #235December 1982
  • Hidden Charges in Typical Bills (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #236January 1983
  • Q.T. The Quasi-Terrestrial (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • If They Passed Other "Truth In..." Laws (Writer with Harry North)
  • An Officer Ain't No Gentleman (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • You Know He/She is Not for You When... (Writer)
MAD Magazine #242October 1983
  • The *A* Team [The *Asinine* Team] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #243December 1983
MAD Magazine #249September 1984
MAD Magazine #257September 1985
MAD Magazine #258October 1985
MAD Magazine #265September 1986
MAD Magazine #267December 1986
MAD Magazine #273September 1987
MAD Magazine #282October 1988
  • The Mad Guide To "Forgivable" and "Unforgivable" Sins (According To Certain Fundamentalists) (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #283December 1988
MAD Magazine #284January 1989
  • When Roger Rabbit Technology Takes Over All Of Hollywood's Films (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #289September 1989
MAD Magazine #290October 1989
  • Movie satire: ‘Grossbusters II’ ['Ghostbusters II'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #291December 1989
MAD Magazine #292January 1990
MAD Magazine #297September 1990
MAD Magazine #298October 1990
MAD Magazine #299December 1990
MAD Magazine #300January 1991
MAD Magazine #305September 1991
MAD Magazine #306October 1991
MAD Magazine #307December 1991
  • Throbbin Hood Prince Of Heaves (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #308January 1992
MAD Magazine #314October 1992
MAD Magazine #316January 1993
  • Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket at The Movies (A-lad-dim, Beauty and The Beef) (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #321September 1993
MAD Magazine #322October 1993
MAD Magazine #323December 1993
  • Mad Goes To a Skinhead Convention (Writer with Tom Bunk)
MAD Magazine #324January 1994
MAD Magazine #325February 1994
MAD Magazine #330September 1994
MAD Magazine #332December 1994
MAD Magazine #333January 1995
  • If "Do-It-Yourself" Sex Were Taught in Public Schools (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Jim Carrey Visits The Larry Sanders Show (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #339October 1995
  • The Academy for the Radical Religious Right Course Catalogue (Writer with Drew Friedman)
MAD Magazine #340November 1995
MAD Magazine #341December 1995
  • The Alfie Awards - Mad Salutes the Movies (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #350October 1996
  • Movie satire: ‘It’s a Blunderful Life’ [‘It’s a Wonderful Life’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #351November 1996
MAD Magazine #352December 1996
MAD Magazine #353January 1997
MAD Magazine #354February 1997
MAD Magazine #362October 1997
  • The Chelsea E-Mails (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Truly Grueling Moder Day Labors of Hercules We'd Like to See (Writer with Bill Wray)
MAD Magazine #363November 1997
  • Mad Interviews the Defense Attorney of the Year (Writer with Timothy Shamey)
MAD Magazine #364December 1997
  • Newspaper Stories You May See After Future Anti-Discrimination Lawsuits (Writer with James Warhola)
  • When Other Old-Timers Try to Relive Their Greatest Day (Writer with Keith Seidel)
MAD Magazine #373September 1998
  • The Freakland Mint Proudly Presents Commemorative Plates of Revisionist History (Writer with James Warhola)
MAD Magazine #374October 1998
MAD Magazine #378February 1999
USA • MAD Magazine (California)
MAD Magazine #21October 2021
  • The Mad Baseball Primer (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • When Other Sports Figures Co-Star with Cartoon Characters in Movies (Writer with Sam Viviano)
MAD Magazine #23February 2022
USA • MAD Super Special (New York)
  • TV satire: ‘Strange Interlude with Hazey’ (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • TV satire: ‘The Phewgitive’ [“The Fugitive”] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • TV satire: ‘The Nurtzes’ [“The Nurses”] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • MAD’s “Cliché Conversation” Killers (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Movie satire: ‘Blue-Eyed Kook’ [“Cool Hand Luke”] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
USA • MAD Paperbacks by Author (New York)
Argentina • MAD Magazine (Magendra)
MAD Magazine #42September 1980
Brasil • MAD Magazine (Veechi)
  • O Produtor de Filmes de Karatê do Ano (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #2August 1974
MAD Magazine #3September 1974
MAD Magazine #5November 1974
MAD Magazine #6December 1974
MAD Magazine #7January 1975
  • Movie satire: “O Grande Chatsby” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “Desejo de Matar” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Prêmios de Atuação MAD para os Pais (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #15September 1975
  • Movie satire: “Uma Pá de Picaretas” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #17November 1975
MAD Magazine #19January 1976
MAD Magazine #20February 1976
  • O Maravilhoso Aparelho MAD de Decodificação (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Movie satire: “Pedintes na Noite” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Você Sabe que É um Chato de Galochas Quando... (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
MAD Magazine #28October 1976
MAD Magazine #30December 1976
MAD Magazine #32February 1977
  • Movie satire: “Duelo de Farsantes” (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • MAD Vê por Trás dos Bastidores dos Serviços Domésticos (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • O Editor do Ano (Escolhido pelo MAD) (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Movie satire: “Maratona de Morte” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “Rede de Entregas” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #38August 1977
  • Magazine satire: “Pais Divorciados & Filhos Traumatizados” (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Movie satire: “Bleargh Lyndon” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #39September 1977
MAD Magazine #44February 1978
  • A Diplomacia do MAD nas Situações Cotidianas (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Movie satire: “No Fundo Dói Mais” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • MAD Vê por Trás dos Bastidores das Locadoras de Automóveis (Writer with Bob Clarke)
MAD Magazine #50August 1978
  • Movie satire: “Contatos Entediados do Terceiro Grau” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Algumas Coisas Malucas que Nunca Vamos Entender (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #52October 1978
MAD Magazine #56February 1979
  • Movie satire: “Grilo! Dá um Tempo na Brilhantina” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • MAD Vê os Donos de Bichos de Estimação (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Estranhos Diálogos da Vida Cotidiana (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • A Premiação do Oscar para Líderes Sindicais (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Movie satire: “O Seu Pode Esperar” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Os Pais Desrespeitam os Direitos Humanos (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Q A Agência de Viagens MAD Especializada em Turistas e Suas Neuroses – Roteiro de Sete Dias na Europa para os Hipocondríacos (Writer with Harry North)
  • A Agência de Viagens MAD Especializada em Turistas e Suas Neuroses: Roteiro de Sete Dias no Japão para os Paranóicos (Writer with Harry North)
MAD Magazine #67January 1980
  • Movie satire: “Invasores de Copas” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #69February 1980
  • Os Oscars do MAD para os Paqueradores (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Alguns Livros “Alegria de...” que Gostaríamos de Ver (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • O Dono de Discoteca do Ano (Eleito pelo MAD) (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “Kramerd vs. Kramerd” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #74August 1980
  • Cortadas Infalíveis para Aqueles Velhos Chavões de Sempre (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Movie satire: “Gente Pior que a Gente” (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #90November 1981
  • Por que Você se Preocupa Tanto?... (Writer with Jack Rickard)
  • Se os Álbuns de Família Contassem a Verdade... (Writer with Al Jaffee)
MAD Magazine #101November 1982
  • Ronald Reagan – Um Astro na Casa Branca (Writer with Mort Drucker)
Brasil • MAD Magazine (Record)
MAD Magazine #5November 1984
MAD Magazine #7January 1985
  • Movie satire: 'Granalins' ['Gremlins'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #8March 1985
  • TV satire: 'Traque John, Médico' ['Trapper John, Médico'/'Trapper John, M.D.'] (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #15November 1985
  • Movie satire: 'A Bestemunha' ['A Testemunha'/'Witness'] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #16December 1985
  • E Viveram Felizes para Sempre, Hein!? (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Movie satire: 'Cagonies' ['Os Goonies'/'Goonies'] (Writer with Jack Davis)
MAD Magazine #17January 1986
  • A Agência de Viagens MAD Especializada em Turistas e Suas Neuroses - Neste Número: Roteiro de 3 Dias em Nova York para Pessoas Boçais (Writer with Harry North)
MAD Magazine #18February 1986
  • Movie satire: 'Horrocky IV' ['Rocky IV'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #23October 1986
  • Movie satire: 'Asnos Indomáveis' ['Top Gun - Ases Indomáveis'/'Top Gun'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • O Gerente de Marketing do Ano (Writer with Jack Rickard)
MAD Magazine #24November 1986
  • O Produtor de Filmes Apelativos do Ano (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #25December 1986
  • Movie satire: 'Um Cara de Bunda na Alta Josta' ['Um Vagabundo na Alta Roda'/' Down and Out in Beverly Hills'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “O Cocô do Dinheiro” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “Peggy Sue – Seu Futuro Já Era” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #32August 1987
  • Movie satire: ‘Armação Total’ [‘Atração Fatal’/‘Fatal Attraction’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Oscars do MAD para Funcionários Públicos (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Movie satire: ‘Três Moleirões e Um Bebê’ [‘Três Solteirões e Um Bebê’/‘Three Men and a Baby’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘Os Castradores da Notícia’ [‘Nos Bastidores da Notícia’/‘Broadcast News’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #46October 1988
  • Cartilha MAD da Economia (Writer with Al Jaffee)
  • Movie satire: ‘Rombo II’ [‘Rambo III’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #48December 1988
  • Guia MAD para Pecados Perdoáveis e Imperdoáveis (segundo os Fundamentalistas) (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #49January 1989
  • Movie satire: ‘O Chato da América’ [‘Um Príncipe em Nova Iorque’/‘Coming to America’] (Writer with Sam Viviano)
MAD Magazine #50February 1989
  • Quando Todos os Filmes Usarem as Idéias de 'Roger Rabbit' (Writer with Bob Clarke)
  • Movie satire: ‘O Abacaxi Mecânico’ [‘A Laranja Mecânica’/‘ A Clockwork Orange’] (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Movie satire: ‘Irmãos Fêmeos’ [‘Irmãos Gêmeos’/‘Twins’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #58October 1989
MAD Magazine #60January 1990
  • Movie satire: “Os Caca-Fantasmas II” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satiere: “De Volta à Chatura II” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “A Caçoada ao Outubro Vermelho” (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #65August 1992
MAD Magazine #67October 1990
  • Movie satire: “Granalins II – A Nova Ferração” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #70February 1991
  • Movie satire: “Enlouqueceram de Ruim” (Writer with Sam Viviano)
  • Movie satire: “Lambança com Bobos” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #76August 1991
MAD Magazine #77October 1991
  • Movie satire: “Burrobin Hood – O Príncipe dos Furões” (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Movie satire: ‘Burrisy’ [‘Bugsy’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: ‘Horrook – A Volta do Capitão Gaycho’ [‘Hook – A Volta do Capitão Gancho’/‘Hook’] (Writer with Sam Viviano)
  • Críticas MAD de Vídeo (Writer with Sam Viviano)
MAD Magazine #86September 1992
  • Movie satire: ‘Bostman – O Estorvo’ [‘Batman – O Retorno’/‘Batman Returns’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #89December 1992
  • Movie satire: ‘Lambança de Hábito’ [‘Mudança de Hábito’/‘ Sister Act’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #90January 1993
  • Movie satire: ‘Uma Idiotice Muito Especial’ [‘Uma Equipe Muito Especial’/‘ A League of Their Own’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘A Força em um Pateta’ [‘A Força em Alerta’/‘Under Siege’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘Mala-dim’ [‘Alladin’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘Enguiço do Tempo’ [‘Feitiço do Tempo’/‘Groundhog Day’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #96August 1993
  • Movie satire: ‘Potoca Indigente’ [‘Proposta Indecente’/‘Indecent Proposal’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #99November 1993
  • Movie satire: “Monotonia de Amor” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • MAD Vai a uma Convenção de Skinheads (Writer with Tom Bunk)
  • Movie satire: “Um Babaca Quase Perfeito” (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • TV satire: “Boba Iorque contra o Crime” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #111January 1995
  • Movie satire: “O Rei Lesão” (Writer with Sam Viviano)
  • Movie satire: “A Verdade dos Bostidores” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #116September 1995
MAD Magazine #117October 1995
MAD Magazine #118November 1995
  • A Entrega do Oscar que Gostaríamos de Ver (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: “Mr. Horroland – Meu Arghdorável Professor” (Writer with Angelo Torres)
MAD Magazine #126September 1996
  • Movie satire: “A Gayola das Loucas” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
MAD Magazine #127October 1996
MAD Magazine #128December 1996
  • Movie satire: “Um Show de Tumba – Um Show sem Vida” (Writer with Sam Viviano)
  • Movie satire: “A Esparrela de um Milagre” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
Brasil • MAD Magazine (Panini)
Brasil • Miscellaneous MAD Specials (Record) (Record)
  • Movie satire: ‘A Besta e a Ferra’ [‘A Bela e a Fera’/‘Beauty and the Beast’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘Trolhas’ [‘True Lies’] (Writer with Tom Bunk)
  • Movie satire: ‘E.T.lho’ [‘ET – O Extraterrestre’/ ‘E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial’] (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Movie satire: ‘Contatos Entediados do Terceiro Grau’ [‘Contatos Imediatos de Terceiro Grau’/‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
Brasil • MAD Especial (Record) (Record)
  • Movie satire: “Supermancada III” (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • A Agência de Viagens MAD Especializada em Turistas e Suas Neuroses – Roteiro de Sete Dias na Europa para os Hipocondríacos (Writer with Harry North)
  • A Agência de Viagens MAD Especializada em Turistas e Suas Neuroses – Roteiro de Sete Dias no Japão para os Paranóicos (Writer with Harry North)
  • O Produtor de Filmes de Karatê do Ano (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Prêmios de Atuação MAD para os Pais (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Arrasadores de Clichês do MAD (Garantidos!) (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Os Pais: Mestres do “Non-Sequitur” (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Movie satire: ‘Horrocky’ [‘Rocky, o Lutador’/‘Rocky’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: ‘Horrocky IV’ [‘Rocky IV’] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • TV satire: ‘Traque John, Médico’ [‘Trapper John, Médico’/‘Trapper John, M.D.’] (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • Movie satire: ‘Desejo de Matar’ [‘Desejo de Matar’/‘Death Wish’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • O Livro MAD das Probabilidades (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Movie satire: ‘Supermancada III’ [‘Superman III’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • O Produtor de Filmes Apelativos do Ano (Writer with Angelo Torres)
  • Movie satire: ‘Desafio Boçal’ [‘Desafio Total’/‘No Holds Barred’] (Writer with Jack Davis)
  • O Produtor de Filmes de Karatê do Ano (Writer with Jack Davis)
Brasil • MAD Especial (Mythos) (Mythos)
  • Guia MAD de Respostas Cretinas pra Velhos Clichês (Writer with Paul Coker, Jr.)
  • Movie satire: “B.T. – O Besta-Terrestre” [E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial] (Writer with Jack Davis)
Brasil • MAD Especial (Panini) (Panini)
  • Se os Álbuns de Família Contassem a Verdade… (Writer with Al Jaffee)
  • TV satire: ‘Um Bagulho no Pedaço’ [‘Um Maluco no Pedaço’/‘Fresh Prince of Bel Air’] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Cantadas Infalíveis para Aqueles Velhos Chavões de Sempre (Writer with George Woodbridge)
  • Movie satire: 'Rede de Entregas' ['Rede de Intrigas'/'Network'] (Writer with Mort Drucker)
  • Movie satire: 'Enguiço do Tempo' ['Feitiço do Tempo'/'Groundhog Day'] (Writer with Angelo Torres)
Brasil • Various MAD Books
Germany • MAD Paperbacks (Williams)
Great Britain • MAD Paperbacks
Spain • MAD Magazine (Locuras)
MAD Magazine #3April 1975
  • Productor del Año de Filmes de Karate (Writer with Jack Davis)