Don Martin: One Day At The Bullfights
FONEBONE FRIDAY DEPT.
From MAD #154, October 1972
Writer and Artist: Don Martin
Colorist: Carl Peterson
Don Martin: In a Fancy Restaurant
FONEBONE FRIDAY DEPT.
On this day in 1958, the Flemish Open-air Museum opened in Bokrijk, Belgium. To commemorate this historic event, we proudly present this classic Don Martin cartoon.
From MAD #127, June 1969
Artist: Don Martin
Happy 70th Birthday, Sir Paul McCartney
70 years ago today, Wings legend Paul McCartney was born! MAD's been documenting his career the since the early days, so we're taking this opportunity to celebrate with memories of the Beatles' bassman both young and...older.
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From MAD Special #25, Fall 1978
Artist: Don Martin
From MAD #501, August 2009
Writer and Artist: Ward Sutton
MAD Predicted the Easter Island Statues' Bodies Years Ago
The mysterious giant head statues lining the coast of Easter Island recently underwent excavation, and it was revealed that the monoliths have complete bodies that are decorated with cryptic symbols. The organization behind the digging, the Easter Island Statue Project, has spent many years and countless dollars to make this discovery, but they could have saved themselves a lot of time and money by simply reading MAD! We predicted this finding not once but TWICE in years past, and we even gave some answers regarding the ancient structures' true purpose.
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From MAD #261, March 1986
Writer: Frank Jacobs Artist: Don Martin
From MAD #368, April 1998
Writer: Jay Lynch Artist: Timothy Shamey
Don Martin Visits the Morgue (An 'Idiotical' Tribute to Lindsay Lohan)
After failing to follow through on her community service, Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to janitor duty in the L.A. County Morgue. Here's what she can expect to encounter, in this classic article from Don Martin and Don "Duck" Edwing.
From MAD #273, September 1987
Writer: Don "Duck" Edwing
Artist: Don Martin
MAD’s Paperback Clean-up!
Recently, we went through our stockroom and came across a freakin’ TON of classic MAD paperbacks! How many different ones can you make out? Any favorites? Let us know in the comments section! And be sure to check out upcoming issues — we’re going to be giving away some paperbacks in the Letters Page!
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