Publishers / EC / Mad (1952) / #193
193September 1977
$0.60

Mad #193

EC · September 1977 · on sale 1977-06-28

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Series
Mad (EC, 1952 series)
Issue
#193
Publication date
September 1977
Key date
1977-09-00
On-sale date
1977-06-28
Indicia publisher
E.C. Publications Inc.
Price
$0.60
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack RickardJolly; Saccharina; Killy; Alfred E. Neuman
1-table of contents1pencils: various; letters: typeset
2Letters Dept.letters page2letters: typeset
3A Star's a Bombcomic story7script: Larry Siegel; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort DruckerKris Kristofferson [as Jim Normie Howie]; Barbra Streisand [as Oyster Hockfleisch]; Paul Mazurksky [as Brain]
4Don Martin Dept. Part 1: One Monday Afternoon in a Downtown Jewelry Storecomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
5Mad Products with Paired Namescomic story2script: Al Jaffee; pencils: Bob Clarke; inks: Bob Clarke; letters: Bob Clarke
6Welcome to Mad Magazine's Reality Worldcomic story6script: Larry Siegel; pencils: Al Jaffee; inks: Al Jaffee
7A Mad Look at Movie Makingcomic story4script: Sergio Aragonés; pencils: Sergio Aragonés; inks: Sergio Aragonés
8Famous People's Telephone Answering Machine Messagescomic story2script: Dick DeBartolo
9Don Martin Dept. Part 2: One Wednesday Evening in a Restaurant Men's Roomcomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
10More American Jokes They're Telling in Polandcomic story3script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Paul Coker Jr.; inks: Paul Coker Jr.
11The Mad Travel Agency's Specialized Tours for You and Your Neurosiscomic story2script: Stan Hart; pencils: Harry North; inks: Harry North
12The Lighter Side of... Afternoonscomic story5script: Dave Berg; pencils: Dave Berg; inks: Dave Berg
13When Members of Our Armed Forces Join a Unioncomic story2script: Lou Silverstone; pencils: George Woodbridge; inks: George Woodbridge
14Casey at the Talkscomic story3script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Jack Davis; inks: Jack DavisCasey
15Spy vs. Spycomic story1script: Antonio Prohías; pencils: Antonio Prohías; inks: Antonio Prohías
16Churlie's Anglescomic story5script: Lou Silverstone; pencils: Angelo Torres; inks: Angelo TorresDavid Doyle [as Boresly]; Kate Jackson [as Saccharina]; Jaclyn Smith [as Killy]; Farrah Fawcett [as Jolly]; John Forsythe [as Churlie] (voice only); Mukluk Gluckbuck; Miss Zilch; Telly Savalas [as Kojak] (cameo); Robert Blake [as Baretta] (cameo); Angie Dickinson [as "Pepper" Anderson] (cameo); Cind
17Don Martin Dept. Part 3: Late One Friday Night on an Uptown Street Cornercomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
18Where Are Some of the World's Great Oil Deposits?activity1script: Al Jaffee; pencils: Al Jaffee; inks: Al Jaffee; colors: Al Jaffee
19The Frog Princecomic story1script: Don Edwing; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin

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