Description
Introducing the Mad Magazine January 1972 No. 148, a remarkable piece of vintage magazine history from the iconic satire publication that has amused readers for decades. This particular issue features the memorable cover story, "The Trauma of '42 Movie," that is sure to resonate with fans of classic cinema and humor.
This vintage issue captures the essence of early 1970s pop culture, showcasing Mad Magazine's unique ability to parody and critique the social and political climate of its time. As one of the most beloved humor magazines, Mad Magazine was a staple of American culture, making this issue not just entertaining but a valuable collectible for any serious enthusiast of vintage magazines.
Published in January 1972, this magazine is not just a source of laughter; it serves as a nostalgic reminder of a bygone era that many consider to be a golden age of satire. Whether you're a long-time reader or a new collector, this vintage magazine promises to deliver joy and laughter while also being an intriguing piece of historical documentation.
Condition is vital for collectors, and this issue is rated 6.0 FN (Fine) with minimal wear, making it a significant find for enthusiasts. Each magazine comes with protective plastic covering to ensure its condition is preserved.
- Unique cultural and historical insights from the early '70s.
- Comes with protective covering for preservation.
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