MAD #41 — September 1958
"There are more important things in life than money…but they won't go out with you if you haven't got any!" — Alfred E. Neuman
Contents
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Ad for MAD For KeepsC2
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Contents Page1
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Edited Advertising SlogansMarginal Thinking Dept.(various obscure places around the magazine)
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MAD Answers Questions Most Asked By Camp CounselorsAide-De-Camp Dept.
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Letters Dept.
Notes
- Ads for "What, Me Worry" Kid portrait, The Brothers Mad; subscription ad with Al Feldstein "Gaines" art from the "Publisher of the Issue" and Bob Clarke art from Future "Of-The-Month" Clubs
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In A HaberdasheryDon Martin Dept. Part I
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How to Put Out an Imitation of MADFree-Loading Dept.
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Rare Old MagazinesLook in the Yellowed Pages Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Wally Wood
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Snob Appeal vs. Slob AppealLower the Pitch Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Bob Clarke
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The Chess GameDon Martin Dept. Part II23
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Henry Morgan's The New, Improved, Rotten CircusHenry Morgan Dept.24–27
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How to Play GolfTee and Sympathy Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by George Woodbridge
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One Day's Advice Columns / The Next Day's HeadlinesHelp Needed / Help Heeded Dept.Art by Wally Wood
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The Great Mail RobberyDon Martin Dept. Part III36
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BoatingTwo Years Before the Mess Dept.
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Bob & Ray — The Count-Down ManBob and Ray Dept.41–42
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The National Osographic MagazineAround the World in Eighty Pictures Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Wally Wood
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In A Penny ArcadeDon Martin Dept. Part IV48
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Ad — You'll be a "knockout" in a MAD T-Shirt! — $1.25Photo by Larry Maleman of Al Feldstein as ring announcer, Nick Meglin as upright boxer, Jerry DeFuccio as boxer on matC3 sample
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