Starting with issue 11 in October, “new” issues of Mad will only feature new cover art, while the rest of the magazine will comprise articles pulled from previous issues. Mad has been a ...

Original cover illustrations from Mad Magazine, including many depicting the iconic humour title's grinning mascot Alfred E. Neuman, is set to cross the block next month. The zany, satirical ...

Neuman — lives on. The semi-death of MAD, founded in 1952, is the latest casualty in the decay of print media. The magazine was known, for one thing, for its covers, with Neuman assuming the ...

Richmond was also hired to create the film’s fake Mad magazine cover, incorporating another of Tarantino’s written directives, which the artist posted on his blog: “The image on the wanted ...

"I'm on more covers than any ... about the number of magazine covers he has been on since announcing his candidacy for president, and now he can add one more: MAD. The billionaire businessman ...

The cover art for the next edition of MAD Magazine will depict President Trump’s son-in-law and presidential adviser Jared Kushner as its mascot, Alfred E. Neuman. The magazine exclusively ...

Burbank, California — The long-running satirical publication MAD magazine will be leaving newsstands ... Neuman, appeared on nearly every cover over the years beside satirical illustrations ...

(Kevin Sullivan/AP) The demise of Mad magazine is hardly a surprise ... uncertain future by repackaging old material between new covers. Television used to do a version of that.

(For loyal MAD magazine fans, this is the first time that Spy vs. Spy has been featured as main cover characters.) ( WATCH: Obama defends NSA surveillance) The subject of privacy has been in the ...

Alfred E. Neuman, Mad’s freckle-faced, tooth-deficient mascot, has served as the magazine’s cover boy from the Eisenhower years to the present, appearing in various guises, including Barbra ...