67 Years young-RIP Mr. Newman RIP...

[Ridgerunner]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

 

[The Professor]

What, me worry?

 

[shockedcanadian]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

Thanks for the memories. I loved Roger Kaputnik in the Lighter Side Of. The innocence of youth when I tried to laugh. MAD magazine was a staple on allowance day.

RIP

 

[bullwinkle]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

Thanks for the memories. I loved Roger Kaputnik in the Lighter Side Of. The innocence of youth when I tried to laugh. MAD magazine was a staple on allowance day.

RIP

Remember the famous Volkswagen ad? At the time, only MAD had the chutzpah!

 

[shockedcanadian]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

Thanks for the memories. I loved Roger Kaputnik in the Lighter Side Of. The innocence of youth when I tried to laugh. MAD magazine was a staple on allowance day.

RIP

Remember the famous Volkswagen ad? At the time, only MAD had the chutzpah!

I don't remember, I was probably too busy folding the back page for the cryptic picture.

 

[bullwinkle]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

Thanks for the memories. I loved Roger Kaputnik in the Lighter Side Of. The innocence of youth when I tried to laugh. MAD magazine was a staple on allowance day.

RIP

Remember the famous Volkswagen ad? At the time, only MAD had the chutzpah!

I don't remember, I was probably too busy folding the back page for the cryptic picture.

The ad showed a 70s style VW floating in a canal (emphasizing that it floats), and the blurb said "If Ted Kennedy had driven a one of these, he'd be President today!"

 

[Ridgerunner]

Time stops for no one...

MAD Magazine to Effectively Shutter After 67 Years

Thanks for the memories. I loved Roger Kaputnik in the Lighter Side Of. The innocence of youth when I tried to laugh. MAD magazine was a staple on allowance day.

RIP

Remember the famous Volkswagen ad? At the time, only MAD had the chutzpah!

I don't remember, I was probably too busy folding the back page for the cryptic picture.

The ad showed a 70s style VW floating in a canal (emphasizing that it floats), and the blurb said "If Ted Kennedy had driven a one of these, he'd be President today!"

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Here is MAD’s pledge poster...

 

[Rocko]

This may be unusual, but I’ve never once read or even looked in to a Mad Magazine

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Botch Casually and Some Dunce Kid

 

[Ridgerunner]

This may be unusual, but I’ve never once read or even looked in to a Mad Magazine

Interesting... It was like a right of passage in my yute…

 

[boedicca]

I loved Mad Magazine. My grandmother had years' worth stored in a spare room. My siblings and I would stay up late reading them when we visited her - it was so much fun. Sad to see its demise.

 

[Ridgerunner]

Spy vs Spy

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

This may be unusual, but I’ve never once read or even looked in to a Mad Magazine

Interesting... It was like a right of passage in my yute…

I found that less-athletically-inclined, science-oriented, nerdy kids were into MAD most heavily but almost every boy had at least a passing interest.

 

[miketx]

When I was in high school there was a kid who looked just like A. E. Newman.

 

[westwall]

A sad casualty of todays politically correct bullcrap.

 

[Ridgerunner]

Mad magazine may very well have been a super fertilizer for my latent political interests... 1963 through 1968 Mad Magazine was my drug of choice...

 

[boedicca]

Spy vs Spy

Don Martin was my favorite...especially Fester Besterter!

ester.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I liked the micro cartoons at the very bottom of the pages.

 

[daveman]

I loved MAD as a kid. I loved the movie satires. Later in life, I could see part of a movie I'd never seen before and recognize it from the satirization.

Thanks for the laughs to the Usual Gang of Idiots.