Mad Special 23 NM- (1977)

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• 1 A Crockwork Lemon Script: Stan Hart • Pencils: George Woodbridge (signed as G W) • Inks: George Woodbridge (signed as G W) +
  In a parody of the film "A Clockwork Orange," a sadistic gang youth is captured by the police and subjected to brainwashing to remove his anti-social tendencies.
• 2 The Mad TV Viewers Hate Book Script: Al Jaffee • Pencils: Al Jaffee • Inks: Al Jaffee +
  Examples of the aggravating aspects of owning a television set.
• 3 Future Enlistment Posters Script: Dick De Bartolo, Donald K. Epstein • Pencils: Bob Clarke • Inks: Bob Clarke +
  Army recruitment posters are altered to appeal to specific demographics.
• 4 The Lighter Side of Fun in the Sun Script: Dave Berg • Pencils: Dave Berg • Inks: Dave Berg +
  Examples of how people try to relax.
• 5 Middle Class Poverty Is... Script: Lloyd Gola • Pencils: Lloyd Gola • Inks: Lloyd Gola +
• 6 You Know It's Really Summer When... Script: Tom Koch • Pencils: Jack Rickard • Inks: Jack Rickard +
  Examples of incidents that tell you summer is here.
• 7 Relevant Job Applications Script: Dick De Bartolo, Donald K. Epstein +
  Job applications are skewed to the particular applicant being sought.
• 8 Mad's Summer Camp Owner of the Year Script: Larry Siegel • Pencils: Paul Coker Jr. • Inks: Paul Coker Jr. +
  The shady owner of a kid's recreational camp is profiled.
• 9 Don't You Feel Like a Schmuck?! Script: Al Jaffee • Pencils: Al Jaffee • Inks: Al Jaffee +
• 10 Mad's Rattlers Script: Larry Gore • Pencils: Jack Davis • Inks: Jack Davis +
  Examples of sarcastic answers for every day occurrences.
• 11 How Come on TV...? Script: Paul Peter Porges • Pencils: Jack Rickard • Inks: Jack Rickard +
  Examples of how things that happen on television aren't realistic.
• 12 A Mad Look at Tarzan Script: Don Edwing • Pencils: Jack Davis • Inks: Jack Davis +
  Humorous twists on well-known elements of the Tarzan legend.
• 13 Head Shop Supplies Script: Tom Koch • Pencils: Bob Clarke • Inks: Bob Clarke +
  A niche magazine aimed at hippies and stoners.
• 14 Tell-Tale Comic Strip Balloons Script: Don Edwing • Pencils: Bob Clarke • Inks: Bob Clarke +
  Word balloons are given specific silhouette shapes to convey a non-verbal message.
• 15 Old Standards Rewritten for the Liberated Woman Pencils: Bob Clarke • Inks: Bob Clarke +
  Lyrics of famous songs are altered to reflect a feminist outlook.
• 16 The Lighter Side of Leisure Time Script: Dave Berg • Pencils: Dave Berg • Inks: Dave Berg +
  Satirical look at how Americans spend their down time.
• 17 You Never Can Win with a Bigot! Script: Frank Jacobs • Pencils: Paul Coker Jr. • Inks: Paul Coker Jr. +
• 18 When All of TV Must Grant Equal Time Script: Tom Koch • Pencils: Angelo Torres • Inks: Angelo Torres +
  Television series, such as soap operas, sitcoms, and dramas are forced to give equal time to advocacy groups.

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