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  1. 3 Jul 2019

    I am profoundly sad to hear that after 67 years, MAD Magazine is ceasing publication. I can’t begin to describe the impact it had on me as a young kid – it’s pretty much the reason I turned out weird. Goodbye to one of the all-time greatest American institutions.

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  2. 3 Jul 2019

    for being the first thing i remember me and my sister mutually agreeing to watch on tv

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  3. 4 Jul 2019

    Goodbye, Mad Magazine. Thanks for inspiring generations & generations of comedy & most of all, thanks for the laughs. There was a moment in so many of our childhoods where you were the greatest thing ever.

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  4. 4 Jul 2019

    NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY, GOD!? WHY!? TAKE ME INSTEAD!!!!!! via

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  5. 4 Jul 2019

    This is so much me 🥰 I would be a tiny fraction of the smartass I am today without the help of Mad Magazine and the usual gang of idiots.

    There is an entire half-generation of people like me -- kids too young to protest in the late '60s, but who nurtured our subversive world view every time our parents gave us the quarters to buy Mad Magazine for making me who I am today
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  6. 3 Jul 2019
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    Wow. Didn't know Al.

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  7. 4 Jul 2019
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    So sad. This was a tradition in my life that I handed down to my daughter. Another icon that will be missed.

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  8. 3 Jul 2019

    From the moment I discovered in Junior High, I was hooked!

    just sent me this
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  9. 4 Jul 2019

    In India it was published in Hindi as “Deewana” but stopped publishing years back ! It was extremely funny & whacky. SAD for MAD.

    MAD Magazines from a dusty old library were my source of satire and memes before the Internet.
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  10. 4 Jul 2019

    And as I've mentioned ad nauseum, a highlight of my life was seeing my own mother in "Mad"—in "Starchie Bunker's Place".

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  11. 3 Jul 2019

    What a run for . Unapologetic humor, brilliant artwork, and every single cover reminded u that the price was cheap! MAD Magazine was a weekly staple in my childhood and in times of stress, I still think to myself “What, Me Worry?” 😂

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  12. 4 Jul 2019

    So sad. Mad magazine has given our family so many laffs.

    BREAKING: is cancelling publication of
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  13. 3 Jul 2019
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    Sorry to hear this. I'm 58, still subscribe, and still have my copies from the '70s. Plus an Alfred E. Neuman statuette. 💗 Heartbreaking.

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  14. 5 Jul 2019

    Few things shaped my sense of humor and demeanor like MAD Magazine did. "Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions" built me into the radio personality that I am, the parodies spoke to me, and the crisp writing and weird humor resonated deep within my soul. (and )

    I am profoundly sad to hear that after 67 years, MAD Magazine is ceasing publication. I can’t begin to describe the impact it had on me as a young kid – it’s pretty much the reason I turned out weird. Goodbye to one of the all-time greatest American institutions.
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  15. 3 Jul 2019

    The End Of An Era Dept. Another of the great institutions is going away. has brought me so many laughs for many years.

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  16. 4 Jul 2019

    Indeed. This is such a bummer. I grew up with and turned my kids on to it as well.

    As usual, expressed exactly what I’m feeling.
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  17. 4 Jul 2019

    for introducing me to the concepts of Filk, Parody, Satire, and Snappy Answers To Stupid Questions! for introducing me to Mad Magazine as a child learning to read in 1974.

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  18. 4 Jul 2019

    BREAKING: Unable to compete with the joke that is reality, Mad Magazine ceases publication after 67 years.

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  19. 4 Jul 2019

    My MAD mentor: Terry Gilliam on Harvey Kurtzman. As creator of Harvey Kurtzman inspired a generation of satirists. explains the genius of his mild-mannered mentor.

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  20. 5 Jul 2019

    Wrote a little something about . Eternally grateful to , , , and the whole Mad crew for letting me be a small part of something so monumentally important.

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