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Mad about the Fifties #[nn] [Standard Edition] published January 1997Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #6 [Newsstand] published January 1999 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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House ad for Panic and MAD subscriptions. On inside front cover.
The Brothers Mad #5 [unnamed variant] published October 1958The Brothers Mad #267K published May 1960The Brothers Mad #5 (U2105) published December 1963The Brothers Mad #5 (24331) published January 1975 Notes:
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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Ad for stamp approval service of Zenith Company.
Inside Mad #124 published November 1955A Smithsonian Book of Comic-Book Comics #[nn] published January 1981Mad about the Fifties #[nn] [Standard Edition] published January 1997 Notes:
A parody of the Howdy Doody tv show.
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Ad for auto seat covers from Terrace Sales.
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Ad for 3-piece pen and pencil set from Penmaster.
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Script credit identified in The Mad Archives (DC, 2002 series) #3.
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House ad for Piracy comic subscriptions. Drawing may be caricatures of E. C. staffers.
Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #9 published February 1952 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.
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Letters from Pete McDole, Anonymous, Roland Juge, Yale Greenspoon, Anonymous, Genghis Khan, A Girl in Oswego, Dick Regentz, Virginia Barron, Gary Barlet, Pat McKelvey, Bill Mattson, Coraline Haas, Anonymous, Anonymous (by George! This is getting repetitious!), Mike Melner, Carol Craven, Anonymous.
Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #21 published January 1976 Notes:
Parody of movie Stalag 17.
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Ad for Power Seal from Rudson Automotive Industries.
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Ad for training courses as radio and television technicians. On inside back cover.
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As for Charles Atlas's body building booklet. On back cover.
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