Featuring our full-length spoofs of Entourage and The Amazing Race. Plus, “Rejected Army Recruitment Posters,” “Fascinating Music Factoids,” and John Caldwell’s “You’ve Definitely Bought the Wrong Robot If…”!

Celebrate 70 years of America’s longest-running humor magazine! MAD continues to skewer everything pop culture! The April issue features a wide variety of classic parodies plus vintage MAD favorites like Spy vs. Spy, “A MAD Look at…” by Sergio Aragonés, and more from the Usual Gang of Idiots. MAD will surely make the whole family laugh…while still managing to piss off some of the grand-folks. 

You've been a very, very MAD dog! America’s longest-running humor magazine continues to skewer everything pop culture! This pet-themed issue features a wide variety of classic parodies plus vintage MAD favorites like Spy vs. Spy, “MAD Look at…” by Sergio Aragonés, and more from the Usual Gang of Idiots. MAD will surely make the whole family howl, meow, chirp, whinny, moo, and cock-a-doodle-doo with chuckles. Go fetch your copy today! 

I'm MAD, MAN! America’s longest-running humor magazine continues to skewer everything pop culture! The February Batman-themed issue features a wide variety of classic Batman parodies plus vintage MAD favorites like Spy vs. Spy, “MAD Look at…” by Sergio Aragonés, and more from the Usual Gang of Idiots. MAD will surely make the whole family laugh…while still managing to piss off some of the grandfolks. 

We sold our souls to dig deep into the far corners of the purgatory pit of the MAD archives to summon up the most devilishly good dissertations for MAD #22. Sacrifice your funny bone with classic parodies like “The Ecchorcist,” “The Omenous,” and “The Calamityville Horror.” Sergio Aragonés takes “A MAD Look at “Nightmare on Elm Street.” 

Don’t throw in the towel…we’re bringing you our “A” game! (as in ALFRED E. NEUMAN!) For MAD #21, the Usual Gang of Idiots overcame a ton of adversity and charged through the archive to round up so many athletic-supportive MAD classics it could fill Fenway Park! Score big with hit parodies like the Karocky Kid, All the Right Movements, and Raving Bully. Sergio Aragonés takes a MAD Look at Baseball AND Basketball. Dave Berg hits a home run with the best of the Lighter Side of Sports. Even team Black Spy and Team White Spy get into the game! And finally, slide into first with a winning new Fold-In by writer/artist Johnny Sampson. It’s time to take one for the team…heck, why just one? Take fifteen copies, so they don’t have to share!

This issue, it’s Gagzilla vs. King Kong Ball! Filled with more gags than you can shake a Fay Wray at, MAD #20 is a monstrous smack down salute to Godzilla and King Kong! We searched the deep jungles of the archives for issues that
 time forgot and captured some wily witticisms from the Usual Gang of Idiots. Witness the beastly works of Mort Drucker, Dick DeBartolo, Sergio Aragonés, Angelo Torres, “Duck” Edwing, and many more. Parodies include “King Korn,” “Gotsilly,” and “Son of Mighty
 Joe Kong.” And a new Fold-In that eats itself by writer/artist Johnny Sampson.

Gaze into the wonders of tomorrow, courtesy of yesterday’s MAD! It’s our far-flung future issue, in which we look back at the shape of things to come, including parodies of time-travelling sci-fi flicks like “Back to the Future” and “The Matrix.” Plus, MAD examines prognosticators like astrology, palm reading, and, just for good measure, extra sensory perception! We predict there will be a new Fold-In by Johnny Sampson, too!

America’s longest-running humor magazine continues to skewer everything pop culture! February’s TV-themed issue is packed with new, original content and a wide variety of vintage MAD favorites (because so many boobs have been on the tube)! Featuring a new “MAD Look at…” by Sergio Aragonés, Spy vs. Spy, and more, MAD will surely make the whole family laugh…while still managing to piss off some folks.

It's a MAD Look at...Sergio Aragonés!
In this issue, we dive into decades of "Drawn Out Dramas" from one of MAD's MADdest artists, Sergio Aragonés-whose contributions have been much more than marginal! Favorites from his 58-year career, including "The Shadow Knows," will be featured alongside all-new pieces from the man himself, including "A MAD Look at...MAD Magazine"! Plus, a Fold-In tribute to MAD's most interesting Idiot by artist Johnny Sampson.

It’s a film parody triple feature to die for, with “Rosemia’s Boo-Boo,” “Paltry Guise,” and “Psycho, Too”! Plus, Sergio Aragonés and Tom Bunk have been working in the lab late at night to bring us all-new eerie MAD monster sights. And a delightfully frightening new Fold-In and “Spy vs. Spy” make this issue one to scream about!

Need to save your summer from ruin by a villainous virus? MAD’s superhero-themed issue to the rescue! We lampoon your favorite caped characters in all-new features, including favorites like, “Snappy Answers to Superhero Questions,” “Spy vs. Spy,” and Sergio Aragonés’ “Shadow Knows.” And we’re reprinting beloved MAD classics like “Bat Boy and Rubin” from way back in 1953! It’s an issue that’s sure to leave you shouting, “Holy blecch, Batman!”  

It’s the wacky for Jaffee issue! We’re folding with one hand and saluting with the other as we celebrate the witty work of Al Jaffee, creator of the Mad Fold-In! In addition to his “crease-able” features, the issue includes rare
 Jaffee gems like revamped inventions, “Tall Tales,” and “Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions,” plus an all-new “Mad Look at…” by Sergio Aragonés, “Spy vs. Spy,” and a special never-before-seen piece by Al himself!

Don’t blow your whole wad on Coachella tickets this year-Mad #13 is making (fun of) music for $5.99 (cheap)! Laugh at acts you’d never pay to see…from the comfort of your own toilet (no porta potties necessary)! Sure, we may not have the sad crooning of Thom Yorke, but we could have a hilarious cartoon of him! Enjoy classic Mad music spoofs, plus an all-new Spy vs. Spy, “A Mad Look at…”, and more!

The end of another year is here-which means it's time for the annual MAD list of the 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of the year. And with a year like this one, there's plenty to choose from!

This issue, MAD goes straight to hell as we look at more live-action Disney cartoon remakes no one wants! Plus, Xander and Cam try to sit through the latest horror movies, Tom Bunk takes you on a guided tour of the underworld, and MAD finds the funny in The Handmaid's Tale.

Peak TV hits MAD when we heckle The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Plus, it’s the updated map to Disneyland—including new Fox takeover attractions that are sure to attract no one in the feature “When Disney Adds Fox To Disneyland”!

In this issue, Mad skewers your favorite childhood movie, “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”! Plus, Sergio Aragonés looks at Captain Marvel...no, not Shazam!-the other one!

It’s April, which means it’s time to celebrate-no, not tax day...something almost as bad: the birthday of Alfred E. Neuman! Also in this issue, Sergio Aragonés looks at virtual reality, Teresa Burns Parkhurst has fun with staggering debt, and the MAD crew sinks Aquaman! Plus, as an added bonus, this issue includes a free exclusive facsimile edition of PLOP! #1 from 1973, featuring work by Sergio Aragonés, Bernie Wrightson, Basil Wolverton, and more! Available in Direct Market copies only!

This month we skewer Aquaman and take our best guess at what the new Mary Poppins movie is all about! Plus, “The Lighter Side of Hooking Up,” the return of MAD’s millennial movie reviewers Xander and Cam and more!

2019 is coming to a close—and not a minute too soon! That means it’s time for a look back at the 20 Dumbest People, Events and Things of the year. Plus, the Lighter Side returns with a look at the war on Christmas, Sergio Aragonés takes a Mad look at the day after Christmas and more!

MAD gets spooky this October as Sergio Aragonés takes a MAD look at el Día de los Muertos! Plus, special guest-star contributors galore, including TV horror host Svengoolie on scary movies, comedian Maria Bamford on fine art that really stinks and another comedian Brian Posehn on the remake of a Hollywood horror classic!

Get ready for a last blast of summer in the latest all-new MAD! In this issue, Sergio Aragonés looks at a favorite summer activity, we skewer a blockbuster movie and a hit TV series, and more! Plus: the return of a beloved MAD feature, updated for today’s modern reader!

It had to happen! This issue, MAD goes Hollywood! Alfred E. Neuman could be in the role of a lifetime...all he has to do is hit his mark, look good and say, “What, me worry?”

Introducing MAD's first issue EVER*, featuring full-length spoofs of Star Wars and Riverdale! Plus, “A MAD Look at Harassment” from Sergio Aragonés, “Pop Culture That Didn’t Make It Into Ready Player One,” an all-new Potrzebie Comics section, The MADifesto, Spy vs. Spy, the Fold-In, and much more! (*Technically, this is our first magazine-format #1 issue ever!)

MAD's landmark FINAL issue (for now), featuring our full-length spoof of This Is Us! Plus, Sergio Aragonés' MAD Look at Justice League, Donald Trump's Letter to the Incoming President, Boomers vs. Millennials, Mad Strip Club, Spy vs. Spy, The Fold-In and much more!

Our special year-end issue, showcasing the dumbest people, events and things of 2017 — including Donald Trump (of course), Kim Jong-Un, Kyrie Irving, Harvey Weinstein and many more! Plus, Sergio Aragonés’ MAD Look at Food Trucks, the Fundalini Pages, the MAD Strip Club, the Fold-In and much more!

Featuring our full-length spoof of Stranger Things and our update of It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! Plus, Sergio Aragonés’ MAD Look at Vaping, Tom Bunk Visits Disney World and Horrifying Clichés: Special Trump Edition! Also, The MAD Strip Club, Spy vs. Spy, The Fold-In and much more!

Featuring Trump-inspired spoofs of famous paintings! Plus, Sergio Aragonés MAD Look at Wonder Woman, “How to Reduce Your College Costs” and “What’s on Vladimir Putin’s Desk”! Also, The MAD Strip Club, Spy vs. Spy, The Fold-In and much more!

MAD #546 features our full-length spoof of the game show, The Wall and our parody of the Breitbart website! Plus, “MAD’s Make-Your-Own Trump Rant,” “The Worst Things About Marijuana” and “MAD’s Celebrity Supermarket”! Also, Planet Tad, The MAD Strip Club, The Fold-In and much more!

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MAD #20 (August 2021)

MAD #19 (June 2021)

MAD #18 (April 2021)

MAD #17 (February 2021)

MAD #16 (December 2020)

MAD #15 (October 2020)

MAD #14 (August 2020)

MAD #13 (June 2020)

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MAD #11 (February 2020)

MAD #10 (December 2019)

MAD is America’s longest running and best-selling magazine with that name. With its grinning, gapped-toothed idiot mascot, Alfred E. Neuman “gracing” its front cover, MAD satirizes politics, celebrities, sports and more in its legendarily moronic features including Spy vs. Spy, The Fold-in, “A MAD Look at..,” Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions and its iconic TV and movie parodies.

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