Today's comic is by Eric Scott!
From MAD #517, October 2012
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Today's Artist Spotlight is on the great Drew Friedman! Below is his art for "If Their Candidate... If Your Candidate..." from MAD #517 (written by Stan Sinberg). Click the image to make it bigger!
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Today's Artist Spotlight is on Tom Bunk! Below is his illustration for "Tranformers 2012: The Rise of Mitt Romney" from our new issue, MAD #517. Click the art to make it bigger!
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MAD #517 is now available everywhere magazines are sold! This devlish issue adds fuel to the 2012 election fire as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney's presidential campaigns begin to heat up! It also features our Avengers parody by Dick DeBartolo and Tom Richmond, Planet Tad, Spy vs. Spy, The MAD Strip Club, Al Jaffee's Fold-in, and "A MAD Look at the Zoo" by Sergio Aragonés!
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Artist: Mark Fredrickson
Cover artist: Mark Fredrickson
It's time once again to play the hottest game in town! Nope, we're not talking about "Spy vs Spy" for the iPhone and iPad (on sale now in the iTunes store for 99¢ — Cheap!) Instead, we're excited to present another round of "Can You Guess What Will Be on the Cover of MAD Magazine?", where you combine your deductive skills and encylopedic knowledge of MAD cover history to prove that you have nothing better to do than stare at a cropped piece of art all day!
Without further ado...take a look at the image below, figure out what the bigger picture might be, and tell us your guess in the comments below! (Click here to jump to the comments page.) Good luck!
