MAD #152 — July 1972
"The trouble with modern apartments is: the walls are too thin when you try to sleep, and too thick when you try to listen!" — Alfred E. Neuman
Contents
-
Ad for MAD Special Number 7with MAD Mini PostersC2
-
Contents Page1
-
Letters Dept.
Notes
- Ads for Subscriptions (graveyard tomb — Art by Paul Coker, Jr.), Paperbacks, Alfred E. Neuman portraits
2–3 -
(various places around the magazine)
-
What's the Connection? (movie satire)Inside Dope Dept.Written by Dick DeBartolo / Art by Mort Drucker4–11 sample
-
One Day at Campsite 39-BDon Martin Dept. Part I
Reprinted in 2 collections
12–13 -
14–16
-
MAD's Educator of the YearProgressive Jazz Dept.Written by Lou Silverstone / Art by Paul Coker, Jr.
Reprinted in 3 collections
17–21 -
The Art of Writing Home For MoneyDear Money and Daddy Dept.Written by Tom Koch
Reprinted in 2 collections
22–24 -
Spy vs. Spy — glove bombsJoke and Dagger Dept. Part I25
-
The Lighter Side of WeddingsBerg's-Eye View Dept.
Reprinted in 3 collections
26–30 -
Spy vs. Spy — tape recorder dream diveJoke and Dagger Dept. Part II
Reprinted in 6 collections
31 -
A MAD Look at BicyclingChain Reaction Dept.32–33
-
A Treasury of Television Poetry and ProseNetwork-Over Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Jack Davis34–38
-
One Fine Day at the PyramidsDon Martin Dept. Part II39
-
SuicideCriminal Types Dept.Written by Don (Duck) Edwing / Art by Bob Clarke
Reprinted in 2 collections
40–42 -
Manic (TV satire)Violence is Golden Dept.Written by Lou Silverstone / Art by Angelo Torres
Reprinted in 1 collection
43–48 -
Fold-In — What institute graduates super-specialists in their chosen fields?
Reprinted in 2 collections
C3 -
Back Cover — Nixon & Bunker in '72UPI photos
Reprinted in 1 collection
C4