Mad 1952 Series #97
Mad 1952 Series #97
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| Free of tears at staple? | Inside pages | Flat | Cover free of tears | Cover Corners sharply cut | Cover colors reflect | Cover clean | ||
| Mint | 8 | Yes | White | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Near Mint |
7 | No, 1/16" max | White | Yes | Yes | Barely visible blunting | Yes | Yes |
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Very Fine |
6 | No, but staples very firm |
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Slight bend OK | Yes, tiny indentations | 1/4" max crease | High to medium | Yes |
| Fine | 5 | Staples firm | Yellow or tan | Bend OK | Yes, minor creases OK | Minor crease | Medium (fading) | Minor wear |
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Very Good |
4 | 1 staple loose OK | Brown & minor tears OK | slight roll OK | Tiny tears, long crease or color chipping | Medium crease or 1/2" missing | Low or no | Medium wear; some |
| Good | 3 | 1 staple detached | Brown & moderate tearsOK | No | Minor tear or major crease | Major creases OK | No | No, dirty |
| Fair | 2 | 2/3 spine split ormissing | Brittle & coupons missing | No | Major tears up to 1/12th missing OK | Corners missing OK | No | No, very dirty |
| Poor | 1 | Cover detached | Brittle OK or pages missing | No | 1/3 + cover missing or severe rips | Corners+ missing OK | No | Severe stains / mildew |
Issue details
Issue details
Al Jaffee -- Being Rich is Better than a Warm Puppy. Cheyenne Awful (Movie Satire) Don Martin -- A Frightful Incident, In the Desert, In an Alley. Sergio Aragones -- A Mad Look at Garbagemen. Dave Berg -- The Lighter Side of Employees. The Walt Cronkite Show. Load & Crash Magazine. What They Say and What it Really Means. Mad Interviews a "John Birch Society" Policeman. Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts! The Rooks (TV Satire) Fold-In -- What Comes After Pop Art and Op Art? Back Cover -- The Day they Shot the "Ten-Foot-Tall Washing Machine" Commercial in an 8-Foot High Basement.
Series: Mad 1952 Series
Series details
Series details
Series: Mad 1952 Series
Mad Magazine was the top humor and satire magazine of the 1950s and 1960s and one of the biggest selling magazines for young men and boys. It started to lose its influence in the mid 70s, when it lost the satire monopoly to magazines like the National Lampoon and TV's Saturday Night Live. An inexpensive way to read older issues is to get Mad Specials, which reprinted early issues.Summaries provided by Doug Gilford's Mad Cover Site
Publisher: E.C.
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