Description
Discover the rare and collectible Mad Magazine July 1990 No. 296, featuring a host of humor and satire that Mad Magazine is famous for. This vintage issue includes exciting articles centered around Baseball Cards II and a comedic take on TV's Coach. For collectors and fans of traditional humor, this magazine is a must-have addition to your vintage magazines portfolio.
Not only does this issue encapsulate the spirit of the 1990s comedy scene, but it also distinguishes itself with its unique cultural references that are humorous and engaging. With a cover adorned by eye-catching graphics and clever content, this edition provides a delightful blast from the past and a peek into the era's pop culture.
The condition of this magazine is rated very good (VG), reflecting its age with some light wear. However, it remains remarkably intact and is perfect for anyone looking to enrich their collection of vintage magazines. This issue stands out as it comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity in your collection.
Key features of this collectible magazine include:
- Insightful articles tied to the nostalgic baseball card culture.
- A humorous review of the hit TV series, Coach, showcasing the blend of sports and comedy.
For collectors, this Mad Magazine vintage issue is not just a relic but a treasure trove of nostalgia. Its significance lies in its ability to bring back memories of a lighter entertainment era, highlighting the genius of satire that Mad Magazine is known for.
The item pictured is the exact magazine you will receive. Please refer to the images for a closer look at its condition. If you have any questions or require multiple items, we do offer combined shipping—just ask!
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