Mad magazine gave us Alfred E. Neuman and Spy vs. Spy and made irreverent, ... The historical record gets a little murky when it comes to who exactly came up with the idea for Mad.

Pulp Play the Hits and Sweeten the Misses on Comeback Record More The Sheffield band’s first album in 24 years is the sound of life moving on, of time eroding us beautifully, and the miracles we ...

The record-setting copy of Clark’s cover was graded a 9.9 by CGC, the highest grade for any copy of that edition. According to Cllct, CGC has graded more than 250 copies of Clark’s SLAM cover ...

Caitlin Clark has set a new benchmark in the magazine world, breaking the record for the highest amount ever paid for a SLAM cover. While it’s normal for debut magazines for athletes to have a ...

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has smashed the magazine cover record as her debut cover for SLAM, which came out in April 2024, was sold for $4,819 at Goldin Auctions on Saturday.

George Miller has one of the most brilliantly bonkers filmographies in the ‘biz. Yes, this is the guy who gave us five Mad Max movies, including unhinged all-timer Fury Road, and who unleashed ...

The single-highest graded copy of that magazine (CGC 9.9) sold Saturday at Goldin Auctions for a record $4,819, the most ever paid for a copy of SLAM. It’s one of around 10 SLAM magazines ever ...

On Sunday, June 15, Seattle will attempt to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest soccer lesson. The goal is to bring together more than 1,000 people for a 30-minute session led by alumni ...

Mad art : a visual celebration of the art of Mad magazine and the idiots who create it by Evanier, Mark. Publication date 2002 Topics Mad (New York, N.Y. : 1958), American wit and humor, Pictorial ...

The MAD Magazine character was famous for oblivious optimism and the catchphrase, “What, me worry?” By Greg Bartalos If someone slept through all of 2025 and only awoke today, that person ...