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Mad art : a visual celebration of the art of Mad magazine and the idiots who create it / Mark Evanier.

LIBRA NC1428 .M26 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Evanier, Mark.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
American wit and humor, Pictorial.
Mad (New York, N.Y. : 1958).
Physical Description:
302 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Watson-Guptill Publications, [2002]
Summary:
In 1952, publisher William M. Gaines assailed an unsuspecting public with the first issue of MAD Magazine -- the brainchild of writer-editor Harvey Kurtzman. In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the genius of MAD Magazine's artists -- the "Usual Gang of Idiots" -- has been collected in this essential volume, MAD Art. MAD Art contains fascinating discussions with MAD's veteran contributors about their favorite pieces, stylistic influences, and the references they used to create their art. This official guide through MAD history also includes a treasury of MAD's infamous advertising parodies, classic front and back covers, and interior art, including dozens of rare and never-before-seen preliminary sketches, photos, and much more!
Contents:
Chapter 1 The "Usual Gang of Idiots" 14
Harvey Kurtzman 22
Jack Davis 28
Will Elder 36
John Severin 44
Wallace Wood 47
Chapter 2 How Artists Go Mad 54
Dave Berg 60
Bob Clarke 66
Mort Drucker 74
Frank Kelly Freas 82
Al Jaffee 86
Don Martin 94
Norman Mingo 102
Joe Orlando 106
Basil and Monte Wolverton 109
George Woodbridge 115
Chapter 3 The Chapter on How a Mad Article Comes to Be 120
Sergio Aragones 127
Paul Coker Jr. 136
Harry North 142
Paul Peter Porges 146
Antonio Prohias 149
Jack Rickard 155
Angelo Torres 177
Chapter 4 Making Mad (Some Assembly Required) 184
Tom Bunk 190
John Caldwell 194
Don "Duck" Edwing 198
Gerry Gersten 204
Tom Hachtman 207
Dave Manak 209
John Pound 210
Rick Tulka 211
Sam Viviano 216
James Warhola 222
Richard Williams 227.
ISBN:
0823030806
OCLC:
50339482

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