Mad Magazine – October 1965 – Issue No. 98 – Flapper – 4.0 Very Good (VG)
This vintage issue of Mad Magazine (No. 98, October 1965) captures the magazine’s mid-1960s humor, blending TV spoofs, movie parodies, and sharp social satire. Graded 4.0 Very Good (VG), it shows moderate wear but remains clean and complete inside, making it a solid collectible copy. The magazine pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review all images carefully for condition. All items ship in a protective plastic sleeve, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
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Letters Department – Random Samplings of Reader Mail – p.2
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Behind the Odd-Ball Department – More MAD Believe It or Nuts – p.4
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Only for the Board-Minded Department – Surfing: A MAD Sports Special – p.5
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Don Martin Department –
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A Dreadful Day – p.11
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Early One Morning – p.28
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One Summer Afternoon – p.48
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Defeating the Porpoise Department – Flapper (A MAD TV Satire) – p.13
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Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is Department – MAD’s Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions – p.18
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Joke and Dagger Department – Spy vs. Spy – p.21, 34; Spy vs. Spy vs. Spy – p.42
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Battle Hymns of the Republic Department – Fight Songs for the Common Man – p.22
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Fuddy-Duddy Buddy System Department – MAD’s Summer Camp for Adults – p.25
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Counter-Acting Department – MAD’s Academy Awards for Small Businessmen – p.29
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Johnson’s Wacks Department – The MAD United States Foreign Policy Primer – p.35
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Berg’s-Eye View Department – The Lighter Side of Summer Evenings – p.38
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Two Years Before the Masochist Department – Lord Jump (A MAD Movie Satire) – p.43
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Marginal Thinking Department – Drawn-Out Dramas by Sergio Aragonés (throughout)
Cover Story: “Flapper” — a MAD TV satire of contemporary culture.
A fun and collectible issue from the classic era of Mad Magazine, showcasing the publication’s trademark blend of satire, cartoons, and pop-culture commentary.