MAD #39 — May 1958
"Bars are something which if you go into too many of, you're apt to come out singing a few of, and maybe land behind some!" — Alfred E. Neuman
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Legend for "Lesser-Known Characters" featured on the coverArt by C.C. Beall Jr.C2 sample
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Contents Page1
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Movies' Secret SponsorsMarginal Thinking Dept.(various obscure places around the magazine)
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Typewriters to Fit Your TradeThe Key to Success Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Bob Clarke
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Letters Dept.
Notes
- Test Your Eyes! ...and your judgment! Subscribe to MAD, Ads for "What, Me Worry" Kid portrait, Jewelry
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How to Make America's Kids Science ConsciousScramble Them Eggheads Dept.Art by Wally Wood
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The Suburbs are on Their Way Out!Home Is Where the House Is Dept.
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Sneaky AdvertisementsBig Brother Is Motivating You Dept.Written by Paul Krassner / Art by Bob Clarke18–19 sample
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TV Scenes We'd Like to SeeTelevision Dept.Written by E. Nelson Bridwell / Art by Joe Orlando
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High School Paper: The Neuman H.S. Black and BlueEtaoin Shrdlu Dept.
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Commemorative StampsPostage Overdue Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by George Woodbridge
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Bob & Ray — Big Big EarthBob and Ray Dept.28–30
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Accidental InventionsPatent Pending Dept.Written by Paul Krassner / Art by Joe Orlando
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Party GamesInferiority Complex / Super Scavenger Hunt / ChaosPlay's the Thing Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Wally Wood
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Why I Changed My JobOpportunity Knocks Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by George Woodbridge
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The Window TrimmerDon Martin Dept.39
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"Cowznofski" Listings in the Phone BookThe Line Is Dizzy Dept.
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The Saturday Evening Pest (magazine satire)Post-Mortem Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Bob Clarke
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Ad for the MAD T-Shirt — "I like to attract attention and get thrown out of the best places!" — $1.25Photo by Larry Maleman of Al Feldstein and Nick Meglin as normally dressed club patrons, Jerry DeFuccio about to get thrown out for wearing a MAD T-shirtC3
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Back Cover — Windshield Stickers
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