On the Elevator
Mad #72, July 1962
Colorized version contributed by Doug Farrell
I'm pretty sure that the guy who played R2-D2 got started this way, too.
Mad Psychoanalysis Primer
Mad #112, July 1967
Gee, it sounds like a perfectly normal and well-adjusted family to me.
The Mad "Fad and Fetish" Primer
Mad #119, June 1968
Fad or fetish? A little from column A, a little from column B...
America's Going Drag
Mad #124, January 1969
Well, of course people are going to think this is odd...that guy's purse looks like a lampshade!
Specialized Camp Ads We're Bound
To See
Mad #143, June 1971
Oh, sure, it sounds great, but there's no lake, and I hear there are lots of really big mosquitos.
A Mad Look at the Clorox Commercial
Mad #203, December 1978
What I find so improbable about this is that she let the dress go for only fifty bucks.
Change Machine
Mad #208, July 1979
I don't know about you, but I'd be on the next Greyhound to Miami if I thought I'd find this waiting for me.
Tootsie Role
Mad #240, July 1983
Dustin Hoffman may not have made the most attractive woman in the world, but he was a supermodel compared to this.
Same Words, Different Circumstances
Mad #283, December 1988
Definitely should have waited until dessert to spring that one.
Villains Awaiting Batman's Return
to TV
Mad #298, October 1990
Okay, this one seems unlikely, but after they picked Arnold Schwarzenegger to be Mr. Freeze, I'm figuring pretty much anything is up for grabs.