The Sincerest Form of Parody: The Best 1950s Mad Inspired Satirical Comics Product Form:Paperback / Softback The drawing is visceral

The drawing is visceral

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The Sincerest Form of Parody: The Best 1950s Mad Inspired Satirical Comics Product Form:Paperback / Softback The drawing is visceralA collection of the best of Mad inspired comics in a single, outrageously funny volume now in a new and improved printing with an oversized format! When Mad became a surprise hit as a comic book in 1953 (after the early issues lost money) other comics publishers were quick to jump onto the bandwagon, eventually bringing out a dozen imitations with titles like FLIP, WHACK, NUTS, CRAZY, WILD, RIOT, EH, UNSANE, BUGHOUSE, and GET LOST. The Sincerest Form