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Discover the delightfully humorous world of vintage comics with the Mad Magazine March 1971 No. 141, titled The Catch-All-22. This iconic issue is not just a piece of comic history; it reflects the unique satire and cultural commentary that Mad Magazine is renowned for. Dive into the funny and irreverent take on contemporary events of the day!
This vintage magazine issue is a treasure for collectors and comic enthusiasts alike. Released during the early 1970s, it captures a pivotal time in pop culture, merging comedy with sharp social observations. The distinctive art and whimsical content provide a window into the era's mindset, making it a valuable addition to any vintage magazine collection.
The Mad Magazine March 1971 No. 141 is in a condition rated at 4.0 VG (Very Good), showing light wear consistent with its age, yet it retains its integrity and charm. Perfect for nostalgia lovers or anyone looking to discover the roots of modern satire in comic form.
- Collectible vintage issue with humorous and satirical content.
- Strong cultural relevance, showcasing the era's comedy landscape.
When you purchase this item, you'll receive exactly what is pictured. Please examine the provided images to gauge the condition of this collectible magazine.
We offer combined shipping options for multiple purchases, making it easier to grow your collection. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering to ensure its longevity in your collection.
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Don’t miss out on this piece of comic history! Add the Mad Magazine March 1971 No. 141 to your vintage magazines collection today and enjoy a slice of satirical brilliance that has entertained readers for decades!