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VikingFan82
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At the height of my MAD obsession I started buying magazines from people online that were posting ads to a MAD fansite I frequented. I took a gamble and spent extra on this one because I liked it so much, both because of the artwork and the political satire. It is actually one of the MAD writers' favorite's too. It is a Watergate style parody of the movie poster of "The Sting" replacing Robert Redford and Paul Newman with Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon. I received the package in the mail and I was amazed. Not only was the magazine in PRISTINE condition, it came with the original brown wrapper! It is one of my biggest thrills from my years of collecting.
Bronze Age Comic BooksMost comic-book aficionados agree that the Bronze Age of comics began in 19…
Great movie ! Very nice look's mint.