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DON MARTIN (1931-2000) "One Afternoon in an American Home." MAD Magazine #197. Complete one-page story published in MAD Magazine #197 (E.C. Publications, 1978). Ink on Bristol board, Rubylith shading

Delightful Group of Original Illustration Boards From MAD Magazine Featuring Cartoonists Dave Berg and Sergio Aragonés See below for further condition information. The lot includes: 1.) Dave Berg

(c.1973) An original comic illustration for MAD Magazine by Antonio Prohias, the creator of "Spy vs Spy". This comic was created for the MAD Super Special #11 and depicts a man attempting to win a pri

MAD magazine June 1966 signed by all of the illustrators and writers. Acquired from the estate of a relative of Norman Mingo. Some light edge wear and tanning. See photos for autographs. In-house dome

THE STAFF OF "MAD" MAGAZINE A collection of letters and sketches, signed by various MAD magazine writers, artists, and editors. Includes three signed letters, all 1p. 4to., from editor AL FELDSTEIN (1

"The Droop Carey Show" Mad Magazine original 6 storyboard art illustrations, created by the artist Angelo Torres. Mad Magazine #364 1st edition December 1997 . Artist illustrator Angelo Torres (Puerto

1993 Warner Bros. What--Me Worry? Alfred E. Neuman Resin Sculpture.

All of these comic books are very gradable, as they appear unread. Enlarge the pictures to get an idea. Of the books maybe 3 are less than very good. Grading is subjective, so we are selling these at

Kelly's Heroes - Art by Jack Davis (Mad Magazine) (1970) US One Sheet Movie Poster LB Reserve: $260.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $22.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: For

United States,1966 Large uncut printer's proof for MAD Magazine #101 cover by Norman Mingo, a rare and unusual piece of MAD Magazine history. From the collection of Irving Schild, Providence, Rhode Is

Vintage Mad Magazine, Humbug, and National Lampoon Magazine Lot. Including (36) issues of Mad Magazine (1950s/70s) including issues No. 29, 30, 31, 32, 35, 51, and 54, among others; (6) issues of Humb

Sergio Aragones, Harvey Kurtzman Mad Magazine Hand Drawn Signed by artists. Great Mad Magazine lot. All autographs & signed ephemera presented here is from the Cordelia Platt autograph collection. Hig

Mad Magazine 1994 special issue signed by Star Trek actors Patrick Stewart, William Shatner, Michael Dorn and James Doohan

Originally Mad Magazine was a comic book printing 23 issues. This lot includes Mad Magazines First Issue #24 July 1955 plus #25 9/1955, #26 11/1955, #29 9/1956, #30 12/1956, #32 4/1957, #33 6/57, #34

Lot of MAD Magazines from the 70's and 80's plus complete MAD board game. Lot includes: 25 MAD Magazines, 11 SPECIAL MAD magazines, 6 paperback MAD collections, 6 CRACKED magazines, 1 LETS GO CRAZY ma

Mad Magazine First Issue The New Mad magazine No.24. G-VG/VG. Condition report is provided as a courtesy only and is in no way a guarantee as grading is subjective. If lot is absent of a condition rep

Mad Magazine Alfred E. Neuman 14" "What, Me Worry?" Doll Another Ridiculous Collector's Item and Pee Wee's Playhouse Bobbing Head Bobble Head . Both New old stock with original pac

Alfred E. Newman-MAD MAGAZINE U.K Edition. Original United Kingdom vintage collection of MAD MAGAZINE. INCLUDES. Issues #1-32, #34, #36, #117, #173. MAD Annual 4th Trash edition including the Bonus SI

MAD Magazine Original Illustrated Panel 2: "The Lighter Side of Summer Hazards" by 50 Year Veteran of MAD, Dave Berg (1920-2002) Beloved American illustrator and cartoonist known for his celebrated ca

MAD Magazine Original Illustrated Panel 3: "The Lighter Side of Graduation" by 50 Year Veteran of MAD, Dave Berg (1920-2002) Beloved American illustrator and cartoonist known for his celebrated career

A RARE Mad Magazine contract signed with publisher William Gaines in NYC to house his car when he was in the city at work 1961 he paid 780 bucks that’s 65 bucks a month ! With COA

Forty Five Copies of MAD MAGAZINE, 1950-60"s: Fair to Good Condition. Good For Reading and Remember. "What Me Worry" (300-600)

Copyright 1980, appears unused, unknown completion.

These magazines were taboo for us kids to read when growing up, but we snuck them away and read them anyway. All are Mad Special with topics covering Presidents, protests and more.