MAD Magazine #117

Cover

Artist, Colorist: Norman Mingo

Let Us Spray

Artist: Al Jaffee

[No Title]

Will Success Spoil Charlie Brown?

Department: No Longer Working For Peanuts

Artist: Jack Rickard Writer: Larry Siegel

Letters to a Congressman...That Were Answered By Form Letters By That Congressman

Department: R.S.V.P-U.

Writer: Peter Andrews

Out West

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

A Mad Look at Sky Diving

Department: The Sky Above, The Thud Below

Artist: Jack Davis Writer: Dick DeBartolo

Reprinted in: US MAD Magazine #21

Mad Graffiti

Department: Cracks On The Walls

Artist: Bob Clarke Writer: Arnie Kogen

Honest Comments on TV

Department: Snow Removal

Artist: Jack Rickard Writer: Tom Koch

The Mad Library of Extremely Thin Books

Department: Narrow-Minded

Writer: Frank Jacobs

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke & Dagger ; Spy Vs. Spy

Artist, Writer: Antonio Prohias

Air Pollution Problems of the Future

Department: The Chokes On You

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Sy Reit

You Know You're Really Married When...

Department: Bawl and Chain

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Phil Hahn Writer: Jack Hanrahan

The Lighter Side of Clothes

Department: Berg's Eye View

Artist, Writer: Dave Berg

Welcome Aboard Speeches

Department: Trip-Schticks

Artist: Joe Orlando Writer: Sy Reit

One Day Last Summer

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

Mad's Medical Mother Goose

Department: Taking a Gander at Quacks

Artist: Al Jaffee Writer: Larry Siegel

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke & Dagger ; Spy Vs. Spy

Artist, Writer: Antonio Prohias

The "Sam Pebbles"

Department: Yangtze Go Home

Artist: Mort Drucker Writer: Stan Hart

Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts

Department: Behind the Odd-Ball

Artist: Bob Clarke Writer: Arnie Kogen

What Is the Most Expensive Accessory Item Young Car-Buyers Purchase?

Department: Mad Fold-In

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Drawn Out Dramas (Various Places around the Magazine)

Artist, Writer: Sergio Aragonés

Back Cover: The Further She Is...The Closer You Should Look

Artist, Colorist: Irving Schild