MAD Magazine August 1998 Alfred E. Neuman Explorer #372 Humor Comics

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This is the August 1998 issue of MAD magazine, issue #372, featuring Alfred E. Neuman as an explorer with a flashlight discovering cave paintings, with "WWW.MAD.COM" prominently displayed on the cave wall. The cover also highlights content related to popular TV shows "JUST SHOOT ME" and "EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND," along with articles on "JERRY SPRINGER," "PAMELA LEE," and "TITANIC RIPOFFS." This vintage periodical offers a snapshot of late 90s pop culture and humor.

The magazine includes a variety of satirical content, such as the comic strip "You're Really Not Much of a Terrorist if..." by John Caldwell, and a humorous advertisement for "TOYZUKI Wrec-4." The back cover proclaims "MAD HUMOR FOR THE 21ST CENTURY! (Unfortunately, this is still the 20th Century!)" This listing includes one individual MAD magazine, a subscription copy identifiable by the mailing label area on the back.

Specifications:
• Publication Name: MAD
• Item Type: Magazine
• Issue Date: August 1998
• Cover Subject: Alfred E. Neuman Explorer Caveman WWW.MAD.COM
• Era/Date: 1990s
• Issue Number: 372
• Publisher: E.C. Publications
• Genre: Humor, Satire, Comics, Pop Culture
• Features: Subscription Copy
• Included Components: 1x Magazine
• UPC: 070992332306

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