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Illustration from the cover of MAD (EC, 1952 series) #7.
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Subscription ad for MAD.
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References Lassie Rover and Rollover Rover from the Kane Keen story in MAD #5.
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Left side of page
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Right side of one page and left side of facing page.
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Thumbnail cover reproductions of Picture Stories from the Bible Complete Old Testament, Picture Stories of the Bible Complete New Testament, Picture Stories from Science #2, and Picture Stories from World History #2. Right side of page.
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No letters published in this issue.
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The first panel contains text noting that this and the following 5 pages are reprints.
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May be first use of the word "Veeble-fetzer."
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The monster has Adolph Hitler's face.
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A parody of the Lone Ranger and Tonto.
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Left side of page.
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Right side of page and left side of facing page.
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Right side of page.
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Letters of comments from John Hurt of Elgin, Oregon; Ronald Ketterer of Reading, Pennsylania; Harry Mitchell; Bobby Percy of Auburn, Alabama; Rose Sultan of New York City; Bill Wiesenbach of Pensacola, Florida; Atascaedro Union Hight school; Chucks Hancox; Howard Griffith; and David Allessio of Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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The first panel contains text noting that this and the following 5 pages are reprints.
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A parody of Batman and Robin comics. May be first use of word "furshlugginer" in MAD.
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A parody of the comic strip Little Orphan Annie. Includes a stanza of a poem by Byron.
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This is the text of the famous poem accompanied by humorous illustrations.
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Letters of comment from Hentry Hartz in Utica, New York; Keith Nutt in Midland, Texas; Ann Salvin in Westfield, Connecticutt; Dick Clarkson in Cambridge, Massaschusetts; Ben Jones in Quinwood, West Virginia; Jerry Schuler in Rochester, New York; Clyde Woddell in Alexandira, Louisiana; Ann Busch in Buffalo, New York; and Raoul D'Arcy.
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Includes a 1-page Bop Dictionary, so reader can understand the gags.
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A parody of the Gary Cooper film "High Noon."
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Every woman in the story uses the line, "...Hey Joe...You got chewing gum?"
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Parody of the film "Shane."
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Labled as Chapter 35.
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As of 23 September 1954 Mad magazine was owned by Educational Comics, William Gaines, J. K. Gaines, and V.E. McAdie.
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May have the first use of the word "potrzebie" in MAD. Answer to one letter notes that Marie Severin is the colorist on ALL E.C. magazines.
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This is the text of the famous poem accompanied by humorous illustrations.
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Parody of Flash Gordon.
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Listed as Chapter 87.
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Letters of comment from Ted K. Wagner, Madison WI; Franz Liszt Fan Club; Shirley D. Blieden; Fred Weld, Santa Barbara, CA; Mrs. R. A. Griggs; Leon Grube, Louisville, KY; Don MacDougall, Tuscon, AZ; Charles Harless; Eddie Kamien, Lancaster, NY; Bernard Bonario, Houston, TX; Mrs. John L. Kramer, Pittsburgh, PA; Zogg; E.C. Fan-Addict #141.
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A parody of Archie comic books.
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Parody of the movie "From Here to Eternity."
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Almost half of the page is blank space.
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The final page is completely blank.
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