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Comics & Graphic Novels

The Usual Gang Of Idiots

Graphic Novels

MAD ABOUT COMIC STRIPS collects MAD Magazine's best comic strip satires for a chronological look at the last 50 years, as seen through the eyes of "The Usual Gang of Idiots"- including: Bob Clarke, Desmond Devlin, Duck Edwing, Frank Jacobs, Stan Hart, Al Jaffee, Harvey Kurtzman, Jack Rickard, Angelo Torres, Sam Viviano, and Wally Wood.

Mad About Comic Strips

Comic Strips

"And the winner isâ€¦ Alfred E. Neuman?!" 
It doesn't take a genius to sit back and pick the year's "best" movies (take that, Academy Awards)! However, it takes real talent (and incredible bitterness) to point out why those "masterpieces" suck! And for that reason, this book deserves a little golden trophy of its own! This is a star-studded collection of MAD Magazine's best and worst movie satires: 19 Oscar-winners and over 30 Oscar nominees as presented by "The Usual Gang of Idiots," including artists Mort Drucker, Angelo Torres, Jack Davis, Harry North, Sam Viviano, Tom Richmond, and Hermann Mejia, and writers Larry Siegel, Stan Hart, Arnie Kogen, Dick DeBartolo, Frank Jacobs, and Desmond Devlin.Featuring all your favorite MAD movie parodiesâ€”from Casabonkers to Bored of the Rings, plus Rockhead, The Violence of the Hams, A Booty-Full Mind, and many more!

Mad About the Oscars: 38 Best Picture Winners (and Losers!)

written and illustrated by "The Usual Gang of Idiots." To continue the high standard of excellence maintained by the BATHROOM COMPANION series, "The Usual Gang of Idiots" have delved into the very bowels of their rich comedic vault!

The Mad Bathroom Companion: The Gushing Fourth Edition

Collects the best of Mad from the 1990s, including movie and television parodies, "Spy vs. Spy," fold-ins, and Dave Berg's cartoons.

Mad About the '90s: The Best of the Decade

Travel back to the wacky Fifties in this comic compilation of the best of MAD's early years! From the Cold War and Richard Nixon (the first time around) to Howdy Doody and Mickey Mouse, this one's got it all...and then some!

Mad About the Fifties

When American kids of a certain vintage--Bill Clinton, for example, but not Bob Dole--put down their childish things, they picked up MAD magazine. It didn't leave their hands until adulthood hit, and maybe after. The magazine ain't what it used to be, so it's easy to forget how keen it once was. MAD About the Sixties is a long-overdue collection of material from that seminal humor magazine's salad days. It's a welcome reminder that when MAD was good, it was very, very good: it featured solid writing coupled with great art, month after month. The movie andtelevision parodies ("Bats-Man," "Star Blech") are sure to be a hit, whether you saw the originals the first time around or as reruns. While it helps to have lived throughthe era--particularly for the ad parodies--there's enough generic daffiness in MAD About the Sixties to satisfy the reader who never saw Wings, much less Paul McCartney's other band.

Mad About the Sixties: The Best of the Decade

A collection of satirical articles, cartoons, and caricatures aimed at George W. Bush and his administration.

The Mad War on Bush

This new MAD hardcover collects six classic issues from the 1950s, as originally published by E.C. Comics. In it, the Usual Gang of Idiots parodies:
"Robinson Crusoe" Sherlock Holmes The movie "The Wild Ones" "Julius Caesar" The children's TV sensation Howdy Doody Comic strip stars Mandrake the Magician and Prince Valiant
This volume also includes a hyperviolent parody of the comic strip "Bringing Up Father."

The MAD Archives Vol. 3

Kurtzman, Harvey

"Spy vs. Spy" has been one of the most popular features in MAD Magazine. The diabolical duo of double-crosses and deceit (one dressed in black, the other in white) have continued to one-up each other until death do they part. This new edition of Spy Vs. Spy spotlights the work of Peter Kuper who continues the series following the death of Antonio Prohías, the original creator. Spy vs. Spy is also featured in the hit MAD animated TV series on Cartoon Network - check it out here: http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/tv_shows/mad/index.html

MAD Presents: Spy Vs. Spy - The Top Secret Files!

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