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Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #18 published January 1975Mad about the Fifties #[nn] [Standard Edition] published January 1997Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #3 published January 1998 Notes:
Marie Severin addressed on at least two occasions the coloring of art created or edited by Harvey Kurtzman. In remarks published in 1995, she said “Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers.” And in response to a 1986 question about Kurtzman and MAD covers, she said “Now I might have interpreted, but I don’t remember. I think he did every one of them. I might have helped out with some production or something, but it’s all Harvey” (Ringgenberg 2016, 88).
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Subscription ad for MAD. Inside front cover.
Inside Mad #124 published November 1955Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #18 published January 1975
Spécial USA #21 / 22 published June 1986Mad about the Fifties #[nn] [Standard Edition] published January 1997Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #3 published January 1998 Notes:
References Lassie Rover and Rollover Rover from the Kane Keen story in MAD #5.
Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #3 published January 1998
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Left side of page
Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #3 published January 1998 Notes:
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.
Margie Comics #44 published December 1948
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The first panel contains text lacking in the original publication noting that this and the following 5 pages are reprints.
Gay Comics #34 published October 1948 Notes:
Marie Severin’s statement that “[Harvey] Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers” (see Indexer Notes for this issue’s cover) suggests that Kurtzman colored stories that he drew, albeit perhaps less consistently than he colored his cover art.
Joker Comics #33 published September 1948
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Marie Severin’s statement that “[Harvey] Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers” (see Indexer Notes for this issue’s cover) suggests that Kurtzman colored stories that he drew, albeit perhaps less consistently than he colored his cover art.
Patsy Walker #21 published March 1949 Notes:
Marie Severin’s statement that “[Harvey] Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers” (see Indexer Notes for this issue’s cover) suggests that Kurtzman colored stories that he drew, albeit perhaps less consistently than he colored his cover art.
Gay Comics #36 published February 1949
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Marie Severin’s statement that “[Harvey] Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers” (see Indexer Notes for this issue’s cover) suggests that Kurtzman colored stories that he drew, albeit perhaps less consistently than he colored his cover art.
Nellie the Nurse Comics #16 published December 1948
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Marie Severin’s statement that “[Harvey] Kurtzman colored his own art, especially on covers” (see Indexer Notes for this issue’s cover) suggests that Kurtzman colored stories that he drew, albeit perhaps less consistently than he colored his cover art.
Inside Mad #124 published November 1955Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #3 published January 1998 Notes:
May be first use of the word "Veeble-fetzer."
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An ad for the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, PA.
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Inside back cover.
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An ad for salesmen for the Wil-Knit Hosiery Company in Greenfield, Ohio.
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