MAD Magazine #97
USA • 1st Edition - New York
Series: MAD Magazine
Company: E.C. Publications, Inc.
Publishing Date: 1st September 1965
Cover: You'll get a charge out of this issue of MAD
Cover Artist: Norman Mingo
Original price: 30 cent
Pages: 52
Format: Magazine
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Table of Contents
Cover: You'll Get a Charge Out of This Issue of Mad
- Contributors:
- Norman Mingo
Being Rich Is Better Than a Warm Puppy
- Department:
- Blue Chips Off the Old Block Dept.
- Contributors:
- Al Jaffee
A Frightful Incident
- Department:
- Don Martin Dept.
- Contributors:
- Don Martin
Mad Goes to a Screening of Cheyenne Awful
- Department:
- Indian Corn Dept.
- Contributors:
- Mort Drucker, Larry Siegel
A Mad Look at Garbagemen
- Department:
- Canned Laughter Dept.
- Contributors:
- Sergio Aragonés
Spy Vs. Spy
- Department:
- Joke & Dagger Dept.; Spy Vs. Spy
- Contributors:
- Antonio Prohias
The Walt Cronkite Show
- Contributors:
- Frank Jacobs, Jack Rickard
In the Desert
- Department:
- Don Martin Dept.
- Contributors:
- Don Martin
Load & Crash
- Department:
- One For the Road Dept.
- Contributors:
- George Woodbridge, Tom Koch
What They Say and What It Really Means
- Department:
- Double-Talk Dept.
- Contributors:
- Paul Coker, Jr., Ronald Axe, Sol Weinstein
Spy Vs. Spy
- Department:
- Joke & Dagger Dept.; Spy Vs. Spy
- Contributors:
- Antonio Prohias
Mad Interviews a "John Birch Society" Policeman
- Department:
- Squads Right Dept.
- Contributors:
- Joe Orlando, Ronald Axe, Sol Weinstein
Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts
- Department:
- Behind the Odd-ball Dept.
- Contributors:
- Bob Clarke, Arnie Kogen
The Lighter Side of Employees
- Department:
- Berg's Eye View Dept.
- Contributors:
- Dave Berg
Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy
- Department:
- Joke & Dagger Dept.; Spy Vs. Spy
- Contributors:
- Antonio Prohias
The Rooks
- Department:
- Age Before Booty Dept.
- Contributors:
- Mort Drucker, Stan Hart
In an Alley
- Department:
- Don Martin Dept.
- Contributors:
- Don Martin
What Comes After Pop Art and Op Art
- Department:
- Mad Fold-In
- Contributors:
- Al Jaffee
The Day They Shot the "Ten-foot-tall Washing Machine" Ad in an 8-foot High Basement
- Department:
- Mad's Great Moments in Advertising
- Contributors:
- Irving Schild
Drawn Out Dramas (Various Places around the Magazine)
- Contributors:
- Sergio Aragonés
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