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Cover drawing includes a connect the dots activity to complete.
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House ad for Panic and MAD subscriptions.
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A parody of parts of both Alice In Wonderland and Alice Through The Looking Glass, using some of the original John Tenniel illustrations as base drawings. The poem "Jabberwocky" is quoted in its entirety.
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A parody of the Howdy Doody tv show.
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House ad for Piracy comic subscriptions. Drawing may be caricatures of E. C. staffers.
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Parody of movie Stalag 17.
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Will Elder drawing grafted onto a 19th century Civil War print.
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Parody of Walt Disney animated cartoons.
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Letters from: Fraklin Kambach (from Pusan Korea), Caroline Raymond (from Rockville MD), Suzi Hefferan (from Richmond VA), Tommy Wright (from Miami FL), Elaine Spiwak, Gene McWhorter, (from Longview TX), STanford Grossman (from Detroit MI), A. Romano (from Newark NJ), Jim Rusk, Don Burdett (from Checotah, OK)
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The script appears to be real German at the beginning, before changing into a pastiche of English, German and pseudo-German.
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Letters from: Abe Lieberman (from Brooklyn NY), Gene Compton (from Mibone NC), Eddie Evans (from Dallas TX), Lawrence Rogers (from Seattle WA), Walter Sandvik, Richard Whitman (from Hopewell Junction NY), Margaret Charles (from New York, NY), Doug Polling (from Toledo OH), GGG (from Derby NY), Jere Thomas (from Mobile, AL), Tom Lathrop (from Los Angeles, CA), Glenford Friffen (from Portland OR), Al Teaff (from Houston TX), Louis Grimshaw (from Ontario CN)
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Cover is a satire of Johnson Smith & Co. novelty catalog ads. Includes first image of "Alfred" on a MAD cover.
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Includes announcement for the first pocket book MAD collection from Ballantine Books (no title given).
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Parody of Popeye comic strip.
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Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
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Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
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House ads for 5 new E. C. comics, ½ page each plus subscription form.
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Parody of the movie "On the Waterfront."
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A Christmas and New Year message from the editors and staff.
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Introduction to the stories in this issue about Bill Elder.
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Includes photos as bases for drawings, with one image each from Braque, Matisse, and Picasso.
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House ad for The MAD Reader, paperback book.
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Includes photos of U. S. coins, a Cellini sculpture, Rodin's "The Thinker", and Mount Rushmore.
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Includes photos of billboards, a playing card, Playtex ad, Jack Webb, Marilyn Monroe, the Mona Lisa, George Washington, the Blue Boy, Young Woman With A Water Jug, Whistler's Mother and the Sistene Chapel. Several characters are named Coznowski, which may be its first use in MAD.
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Editor: Harvey Kurtzman; Managing Editor: William M. Gaines; Business Manager: Lyle Stuart; Publisher: William M. Gaines; Owner: Educational Comics, Inc. [William M. Gaines; J. K. Gaines; V. E. MacAdie]
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Ads include: California Zipper Blista-Dome train; Canadian Specific airline; Herbert Terrytoon cigarettes; Puntiac automobiles; Brewer's Foundation.
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One doctored photo as a lead-in to "Mole!", replacing original splash panel.
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Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
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House ad for new MD comic subscriptions.
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Ad for Zenith Company stamp approval service.
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House ad for MD, Psychoanalysis and 7 other E. C. comics subscriptions.
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Notice to readers of an important announcement on the last page of the issue.
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Parody of Pogo comic strip.
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Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
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Parody of Ripley's Believe It Or Not strips.
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Parody of movie The Barefoot Countessa.
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House ad for The MAD Reader paperback book.
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On back cover.
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