More Trash from Mad (1958) #1 (With Insert) Mad Magazine

COMPLETE WITH BONUS: 8-pg. color insert/reprint from Mad comic #20. Reprints. Painted cover art by Kelly Freas. "I Don't Want To Be A King," art by Kelly Freas; Phony ad for Kings Man liquors. "Gunsmoked," art by Jack Davis; Parody of TV show "Gunsmoke." "A Collection of Daily Strips," art by Bill Elder; parodies of popular comic strips. "The Race Is On For The Super Guided Missile," script by Al Jaffee, art by Al Jaffee, Jack Davis, and Wally Wood; Shows various parts of the space race between the US and USSR, with ultimate consequences of missile use. "Future TV Ad," script and art by Don Martin; Phony ad storyboard for Schveppes Activated Sparkling Seltzer. "Orson Bean's The Two Chinese Fellas Who Go To An American Restaurant Routine," script by Orson Bean, art by Wally Wood; Illustrated comedy routine that reverses cliches about Chinese restaurants and people. "Field & Scream," art by Jack Davis; Excerpts from hunters' magazine, including some phony ads. "Kovacs' Strangely Believe It!", script by Ernie Kovacs, art by Wally Wood; Parody of "Ripley's Believe It Or Not!" "The Truth About Cowboys," script by Henry Morgan, art by Wally Wood; Discussion of historically accurate cowboys. "New Designs In Television Sets," art by Jack Davis. "MAD Establishes An...Old Comic-Strip Characters' Home," art by Wally Wood. "The Steve Allan Story," art by Bob Clarke; Parody of TV's Steve Allen Show. "Mr. Science," art by Mort Drucker; Mr. Science performs a simple experiment with a light bulb and nearly burns down the studio. "Modern Furniture," art by Dave Berg. "Katchandhammer Kids!", script by Harvey Kurtzman, art by Will Elder; A parody of the Katzenjammer Kids comic strip. "The Night People" vs. "Creeping Meatballism", script by Jean Shepherd, art by Wally Wood. "Wrestling," art by Jack Davis; A humorous look at professional wrestling matches, using all the stereotypes in the sport. "Free Fall Ferris," script by Jerry DeFuccio, art by Wallace Wood; Story about a mouse who becomes a U.S. astronaut. "Wedding Album," art by Wally Wood (as Wally Balloo); Typical wedding pictures contrasted with pictures of the same couple six months later.