Mad Magazine September 1976 No. 185 For President 6.0 Fine FN

Mad Magazine – September 1976 – Issue No. 185 – For President – 6.0 Fine (FN)

This vintage issue of Mad Magazine (No. 185, September 1976) delivers the sharp satire and pop-culture parody that defined Mad through the 1970s. Graded 6.0 Fine (FN), it shows light wear consistent with its age but remains clean and solid inside. The copy pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review all images carefully for condition. All of our magazines ship in a protective plastic sleeve, and we offer combined shipping upon request.

Contents

• Departments & Features

  • Letters Department: Random Samplings of Reader Mail – p.2

  • Kubrick-a-Brac Department: “Borey Lyndon” (A MAD Movie Satire) – p.4

  • Don Martin Department:

    • One Day on the Highway – p.11

    • An Advertisement – p.48

  • Old Folks Tome Department: Whatever Became Of… – p.13

  • Berg’s-Eye-View Department: The Lighter Side of the Summer Scene – p.16

  • Fuel’s Gold Department: Behind the Scenes at the Major Oil Companies – p.21

  • Telly Like It Is Department: Where Else But On TV…? – p.24

  • Joke and Dagger Department: Spy vs. Spy – p.28

  • Docket to ’Em Department, Part II: More Lawsuits We’d Like to See – p.29

  • Sights for Shore Eyes Department: A MAD Look at the Beach – p.32

  • Mess Hysteria Department: Slob-Proofing Your Home – p.36

  • Status Quotients Department: A MAD Guide to the Modern American Class System – p.40

  • Blunder-Cover Department: “Harsky and Stutch” (A MAD TV Show Satire) – p.43

  • Marginal Thinking Department: “Drawn-Out Dramas” by Sergio Aragonés (throughout)

Cover Story: For President theme lampooning political campaigns and American culture.

A great addition for collectors and humor fans alike, this issue captures Mad Magazine’s trademark wit, lampooning everything from TV cop dramas and oil companies to class systems and summer antics.