MAD Magazine #162

Cover

Artist, Colorist: Norman Mingo

[No Title]

Department: Letters

Artist: Jack Rickard

Why Kill Yourself?

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Don Edwing

The Heartburn Kid

Department: Love, Honor and Away!

Artist: Mort Drucker Writer: Larry Siegel

The Mad Motorist's Guide to American Wildlife

Department: Bumper Stickers

Artist, Writer: Al Jaffee Writer: Robert Kaufman

One Morning at a Bus Depot

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

Fortune Cookies That Are Relevent

Department: Chow Mein Liners

Writer: Dick DeBartolo Writer: Donald K. Epstein

Drawn Out Dramas

Department: Marginal Thinking

Artist, Writer: Sergio Aragonés

You Know It's Really Summer When...

Department: Hot Shots

Artist: Jack Rickard Writer: Tom Koch

Spy Vs. Spy

Department: Joke & Dagger ; Spy Vs. Spy

Artist, Writer: Antonio Prohias

The Lighter Side of Crime in the Streets

Department: Berg's Eye View

Artist, Writer: Dave Berg

Reprinted in: US MAD Magazine #23

One Afternoon in the Northwest Territory

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

Magazines For Neglected Sports

Department: Games of Nil

Artist: Jack Davis Writer: Tom Koch

Old Standards Rewritten for the Liberated Woman

Department: Liberal in the Family

Writer: Frank Jacobs Artist: Bob Clarke

Mad's Summer Camp Owner of the Year

Department: Bunk Dealers

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Larry Siegel

One Evening at Home

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

A Mad City Street Scene We'd Like to See

Department: Thoroughfare-Play Dept

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Lou Silverstone

A Mad Suburban Street Scene We'd Like to See

Department: Thoroughfare-Play Dept

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Lou Silverstone

Bawde

Department: Ms.-ical Comedy

Artist: Angelo Torres Writer: Tom Koch

What Old Indian Trick Is Actually Avenging the White Man's Massacres?

Department: Mad Fold-In

Artist, Colorist, Writer: Al Jaffee

If it Were Up to the Nixon Gang...

Department: Another Mad Mini-Poster

Artist, Colorist: Irving Schild Writer: Max Brandel