MAD Magazine #122

Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts!

Artist: Bob Clarke Writer: Arnold H. "Arnie" Kogen

Contents Page

Letters

Ads for Subscriptions

Artist: Bob Clarke

"Good Guy" Vs. "Bad Guy" Pennants

Department: various places around the magazine

Writer: Stan Hart

Mad's Updated Comic Strip Heroes

Department: Famous Funnies

Artist: Bob Clarke Writer: Max Brandel

Genteel Ben

Department: Trouble is a A-Bruin

Writer: Dick DeBartolo Artist: Don Martin

A CBS-TV Summer Memo to The Smothered Brothers

Department: Tom, Dick and Harried

Artist: Jack Rickard Writer: Ronnie Nathan

A Mad Look at Movie Monsters

Department: Corn on the Macabre

Artist, Writer: Sergio Aragonés

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke and Dagger Part 1

Artist, Writer: Antonio Prohias

Mad's "TV Game Show" Originator of the Year

Department: Deadly Giveaways

Artist: Joseph "Joe" Orlando Writer: Stan Hart

Mad Magazine's Ideal Presidential Candidate

Department: Piece Candidate

Artist: Max Brandel Idea: Louis D. "Lou" Silverstone

The Hippie Man

Department: 76 Sitars

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Connie Del Vento

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke and Dagger Part 2

Artist, Writer: Antonio Prohias

When We Have the Future Long-Long Cigarette

Department: Butt Out!

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Horrifying Cliches

Department: Spooking from Pictures

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Phil Hahn Writer: Neal Barbera Writer: Kay Sakam

The Lighter Side of Hair

Department: Berg's Eye View

Artist, Writer: Dave Berg

You May Have Already Read This!

Department: Win, Place and Snow

Artist: Joseph "Joe" Orlando Writer: Eli Stein

Mad Mini-Movies: "Guess Who's Throwing Up Dinner?", "In Cold Blecch!", "The Post-Graduate"

Department: Take Three!

Artist: Mort Drucker Writer: Stan Hart

Advertisement for The 11th Annual Edition of More Trash From Mad featuring Alfred E Neuman for President Campaign Poster and Bumper Sticker

Back Cover Inside: What new source of explosive energy has the United States developed

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Back Cover: The Day They Fired the Goodrich Girl-Giant

Photographer: Irving Schild