MAD Magazine #176

MAD Magazine (USA)
Updated:
MAD Magazine #176 • USA • 1st Edition - New York
Country:
USA
Edition:
1st Edition - New York
Company:
E.C. Publications, Inc.
Published:
July 1st, 1975
Cover:
In this issue, we sock Airport '75!
Sale price:
50 cent
Pages:
52
Format:
Magazine

Editorial

Cover Variations

Image of MAD Magazine #13
Brasil
Image of MAD Magazine #162
Great Britain

Featured characters

Image of Burt Reynolds
Burt Reynolds (Actor)
Image of Charlton Heston
Charlton Heston (Actor)

Table of Contents

Cover

Artist: Mort Drucker

[No Title]

Department: Letters

Airplot '75

Department: Crashing Bore

Writer: Dick DeBartolo Artist: Mort Drucker

In-Case-of-Emergency Cards for Special People

Department: Fright Instructors

Writer: Frank Jacobs

Don Martin Escapes From Prison...Almost

Department: Don Martin

Artist, Writer: Don Martin

Appropriate Photo Crops

Department: True to Form

Artist, Writer: Arnoldo Franchioni

The Mad Handbook of House-Guesting

Department: Look Before You Leech

Artist: Jack Davis Writer: Paul Peter Porges

Footnotes* to Hollywood

Department: Shoe Biz

Artist: Paul Coker, Jr. Writer: Paul Peter Porges

The Lighter Side of Graduation

Department: Berg's Eye View

Artist, Writer: Dave Berg

"Talent Evaluation" Ads for Other Career Training Programs

Department: "Con" Tests

Writer: Tom Koch

Other Betting Pools

Department: Odds for the Love of Moola

Artist: George Woodbridge Writer: Lou Silverstone

A Mad Look at Burial at Sea

Department: Float Some and Jettison Some

Artist, Writer: Don Edwing

Headlines of the Insect World

Department: Bugs Funnies

Writer: Paul Peter Porges Artist: Bob Clarke

The Longest Yardbird

Department: Reynolds' Rap

Artist: Angelo Torres Writer: Arnie Kogen

Publishers Closeout Sale

Department: Ramainders to be Seen

Writer: George Gipe

Drawn Out Dramas (Various Places around the Magazine)

Artist, Writer: Sergio Aragonés

Back Cover Inside: Where Has the Most Shocking Rise in Crime Taken Place?

Artist, Colorist, Writer: Al Jaffee

Back Cover: Occupancy By More Than 3 Billion People is Dangerous and Should Be Unlawful

Writer: Frank Jacobs

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