If it ain't broke don't fix it.

On my decedent camping trips, I like to purchase a copy along with a parcel of tabloids for high entertainment.

Nothing has changed

Color started appearing at some point. I may be wrong, but I remember it being entirely black and white pen drawings with a slick color cover.

I know Spy versus Spy was always black and white and so were several other features.

1969?....Hmm...I may be the only person in the United States that doesn't remember the moon landing, but I sure remember R Crumb's Zap comix.

Early on, us kids handled Mad magazine like it was contraband, years before we even learned the word.

We'd get all the comics but no Mad magazines so I guess it was contraband

To the tune of Give Peace a Chance.

This was during an Iraq War protest/counter-protest exchange.

after 9/11

Until now....

bu I'll play Lennon's version

but I'm not the only one." Have a great night.

I'm thinking "Spy vs. Spy" might be a good training manual for us now that Orange Cheat-o is so chummy with Vlad!

I love Spy versus Spy

Still a great in my eyes
Thanks

movie fans
It's a mad world and enjoyed the old current event takes back then.
Just like this song remake I was always aware of the mad happenings in the world it was great as a kid to have thier outlook

alfred e. neuman, yep acquired some of my political/societal info from that 'humor' as an adolescent.

I think we all learned from MAD

I found it later

I guess I need to pick up an issue every once in awhile!