Mad Magazine – December 1975 – Issue No. 179 – Lowers Its Price – 4.0 Very Good (VG)
This December 1975 issue of Mad Magazine (No. 179) offers an irreverent mix of film parodies, pop-culture humor, and the magazine’s trademark satire. Graded 4.0 Very Good (VG), it shows moderate wear appropriate for its age yet remains complete with a clean interior — an appealing copy for collectors of classic Mad. The magazine pictured is the exact item you will receive. Please examine photos for condition details. Each issue ships in a clear protective sleeve, and we’re happy to provide combined shipping on request.
Contents
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Letters Department – Random Samplings of Reader Mail – p.2
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Over-Priced Schmaltz Department – Fun Lady (A MAD Movie Satire) – p.4
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Don Martin Department
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One Fine Day During Lunch Period – p.11
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One Fine Day in Suburbia – p.31
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One Day While Filming a World War II Movie – p.48
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Venal Fly Traps Department – Future “No Frills” Air Travel Gimmicks – p.12
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Berg’s-Eye View Department – The Lighter Side of the Fast Food Craze – p.16
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Split-Levity Department – Broken Homes and Gardens Magazine – p.21
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T’row De Bum Out! Department – MAD’s Obnoxious Sports Spectator of the Year – p.27
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Camp-Sight-Gags Department – A MAD Look at Backpacking – p.32
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Philatelic Like It Is Department – U.S. Commemorative Stamps We’ll Never Get to See – p.36
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Joke and Dagger Department – Spy vs. Spy – p.39
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Rabbit Warren Department – Shampooed (Another MAD Movie Satire) – p.42
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Shoe Biz Department – Footnotes to Football – p.40
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Marginal Thinking Department – “Drawn-Out Dramas” by Sergio Aragonés (throughout)
Cover Story: “Mad Lowers Its Price!” — featuring satire, cartoons, and movie spoofs from the mid-1970s.
A fun and collectible issue from Mad’s classic era, showcasing witty movie lampoons, cultural commentary, and signature comic artistry.