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111973
$0.75

Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #11

EC · 1973

First appearance: Pruneface
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Identification plate

Series
Mad Special [Mad Super Special] (EC, 1970 series)
Issue
#11
Publication date
1973
Key date
1973-00-00
Indicia publisher
E.C. Publications Inc.
Price
$0.75
Pages
100

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Why this issue matters

First appearance of Pruneface - the earliest non-flashback appearance on record for this character.

The evidence

Claims here come from the story records for this issue, listed under Sources at the bottom of the file. Character hubs with full evidence tables are coming to this site.

Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Norman Mingo; inks: Norman Mingo; colors: Norman MingoAlfred E. Neuman
1The Magic Spellcomic story1script: Al Jaffee; pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack Rickard
2Table of Contentstable of contents1letters: typeset
3Mad Road Signs Through Historycomic story3script: Paul Peter Porges; pencils: Bob Clarke; inks: Bob ClarkeBroomhilda (cameo); Moses (cameo); Cowardly Lion (cameo)
4Don Martin Looks at Men's Fashionscomic story4script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
5The Photo Contestcomic story1script: Antonio Prohías; pencils: Antonio Prohías; inks: Antonio Prohías
6Mad's Famous Waitress Coursecomic story4script: Tom Koch; pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack Rickard
7A Mad Peek at What They're Really Writingcomic story2script: Paul Peter Porges; pencils: Bob Clarke; inks: Bob Clarke; letters: Bob Clarke
8The Lighter Side of... Summer Jobscomic story5script: Dave Berg; pencils: Dave Berg; inks: Dave Berg
9On a Cruise to a South Sea Islandcomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
10Who Knows What Evils Lurk in the Hearts of Men? The Shadow Knowscomic story2script: Sergio Aragonés; pencils: Sergio Aragonés; inks: Sergio Aragonés
11You Know You're Really a Nobody When...comic story2script: Jack Kent; pencils: Paul Coker Jr.; inks: Paul Coker Jr.
12-comic story1script: Antonio Prohías; pencils: Antonio Prohías; inks: Antonio ProhíasThe Black Spy, The White Spy
13When We Have the Future "Long-Long" Cigarettecomic story5script: Al Jaffee; pencils: Al Jaffee; inks: Al Jaffee
14-illustration1pencils: Angelo Torres; inks: Angelo Torres
15-insert or dust jacket0
16Gall in the Family Farecomic story5script: Larry Siegel; pencils: Angelo Torres; inks: Angelo TorresAdolf Hitler
17What Is a Kid Brother?comic story2script: Tom Koch; pencils: Sergio Aragonés; inks: Sergio Aragonés
18If This "Nudity" Trend in Movies Ever Spreads to the Comicscomic story4script: Lou Silverstone; pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack RickardCharlie Brown, Andy Capp, Alfred E. Neuman, Pluto, Popeye, Pruneface First, Dick Tracy, Lucy Van Pelt
19The MAD Book of Etiquette and Good Mannerscomic story6script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Bob Clarke; inks: Bob Clarke
20MAD Peek Behind the Scenes at the Phone Companycomic story4script: Earle Doud; pencils: Angelo Torres; inks: Angelo Torres
21One Night in a Restaurantcomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
22The MAD Plan for Halting the Hijacking of Planescomic story2script: Sy Reit; pencils: George Woodbridge; inks: George Woodbridge
23Passionate Gun Lovecomic story7script: Larry Siegel; pencils: Jack Davis; inks: Jack Davis
24A Nostalgic Look at Dogscomic story2script: Dean Norman; pencils: Paul Coker Jr.; inks: Paul Coker Jr.
25The Kidney Transplantcomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
26Boredom-12comic story5script: Dick DeBartolo; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker
27Joe Namath’s Wallettext story2script: Arnie KogenJoe Namath
28More Specialized Self-Defense Bookscomic story2script: Dick DeBartolo; pencils: Joe Orlando; inks: Joe Orlando
29The Lighter Side of... Amusement Parkscomic story5script: Dave Berg; pencils: Dave Berg; inks: Dave Berg
30MAD's "Late Show" Cliche Movie Scriptcomic story1script: Harry Purvis; pencils: Bruce Stark; inks: Bruce Stark
31Some MAD Articles You Never Got to Seecomic story2script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Paul Coker, Bob Clarke; inks: Paul Coker, Bob Clarke
32If the U.S. Gov't. Ran Everythingcomic story2script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker
33The Typical African Movie Before and After Westernizationcomic story0.67script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Joe Orlando; inks: Joe Orlando
34TV Stand-By Cards Around the Worldcomic story0.67script: Frank Jacobs
35Comics as an Aid to Educationcomic story0.66script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack RickardDick Tracy
36The Lighter Side of Deathcomic story1script: Dave Berg; pencils: Dave Berg; inks: Dave Berg
37The Civil War Buffs' Shopping Guidecomic story0.5script: Frank Jacobs; pencils: George Woodbridge; inks: George WoodbridgeJohn Wayne
38MAD Automobile Inspection Stickerstext story0.5script: Frank Jacobs
39Hoo-Boy, Columbus!comic story6script: Arnie Kogen; pencils: Mort Drucker; inks: Mort Drucker
40While Clamming in New Jerseycomic story1script: Don Martin; pencils: Don Martin; inks: Don Martin
41-activity1script: Al Jaffee; pencils: Al Jaffee; inks: Al Jaffee; colors: Al Jaffee
42A TV Ad We'd Like to Seecomic story1script: Dick De Bartolo; pencils: Jack Rickard; inks: Jack Rickard; colors: Jack Rickard

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