Mad #167 June 1974

• Cover Artist: Norman Mingo
• Cover Writer: Marylyn Ippolito

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• A Swinging Jungle Tale
  (written by Humberto De La Torre / Jack Davis art) (C2)
• Contents Page (1)
• "Don't worry about forgetting your girl-friend's birthday: you'll catch it later!" -- Alfred E. Neuman
• Letters Dept. (2-3)
  (Don Martin does a #165 cover follow-up drawing)
• Ads for Alfred E. Neuman portraits,
  The Pocket Mad and In Mad We Trust Paperbacks,
  Subscriptions (hanging by kite string - Paul Coker, Jr. art)
• Drawn-Out Dramas by Sergio AragonesMARGINAL THINKING DEPT. (summary)
  **various places around the magazine
• My Fair LaddieMALE CHAUVINIST PIG-MALION DEPT. (updated musical satire)
  (written by Frank Jacobs / Mort Drucker art) (4-11)
• A Mad Look at The Almighty Dollar SignBUCK FEVER DEPT.
  (idea by Max Brandel / Bob Clarke art) (12-14)
• Mad's "Karate Movie" Producer of the YearHACK FILM-MAKER DEPT.
  (written by Stan Hart / Jack Davis art) (15-18)
• One Fine Evening in the CastleDON MARTIN DEPT. PART I (Don Martin) (19)
• You Know There's Something Fishy When...THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CON DEPT.
  (written by Tom Koch / Jack Rickard art) (20-21)
• What is an Introvert?WITHDRAWN AND QUARTERED DEPT.
  (written by Tom Koch / Sergio Aragones art) (22-23)
• The Lighter Side of Minor AilmentsBERG'S-EYE VIEW DEPT. (Dave Berg) (24-28)
• On a SafariGRIN AND BEARER DEPT. (Antonio Prohias) (29-30)
• The Mad Game of BasebrawlDIAMOND AND THE ROUGH DEPT. (Al Jaffee) (31-36)
• One Tuesday Afternoon After SchoolDON MARTIN DEPT. PART II (37)
  (Don Martin)
• A Mad Look at The Gas ShortagePETROLEUM JOLLY DEPT.
  (written by Paul Peter Porges / Paul Coker, Jr. art) (38-39)
• Bussing in Other Areas for the
  Purpose of Social IntegrationSIC TRANSIT DEPT.
  (written by Arnie Kogen / George Woodbridge art) (40-42)
• The "Straights" of San FranciscoCOPS AT BAY DEPT. (TV satire)
  (written by Dick DeBartolo / Angelo Torres art) (43-47)
• One Day in a LaboratoryDON MARTIN DEPT. PART III (Don Martin) (48)
• Fold-In -- What is the most explicitly
  taught subject in the world? (Al Jaffee) (C3)
• Back Cover -- Nixon Slipped Here
  (written by Larry Gore / Irving Schild photo)

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