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former9thward

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5. R.I.P. Al

Reply to onehandle (Original post)

Wed Apr 30, 2014, 09:36 PM

Apr 2014

You taught a lot of us how to rebel and to laugh at ourselves at the same time.

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Mad Magazine's Al Feldstein Dies at 88 [View all] onehandle Apr 2014 OP

thank you for the memories, Al Skittles Apr 2014 #1

Thank you, Al! scarletwoman Apr 2014 #2

It is! Thinking back, we all had MAD hidden in our desks at school... TreasonousBastard Apr 2014 #7

Born in 68 awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #31

I forever remember my oldest male cousin glued to Mad Magazine, growing up... hlthe2b Apr 2014 #3

My love of reading is due to Mad Magazine Freddie Apr 2014 #8

My first letter to the editor was printed in Mad, around 1969-1970. tabasco Apr 2014 #19

RIP AL Botany Apr 2014 #4

This face has been around a long time. pipoman Apr 2014 #13

R.I.P. Al former9thward Apr 2014 #5

A triple fold of my heart. RIP. RGinNJ Apr 2014 #6

There goes a piece of my childhood Jack Rabbit Apr 2014 #9

Western artist. Ptah Apr 2014 #10

Very nice! tabasco Apr 2014 #20

Mad Magazine made my bathroom a happier place (nt) The Straight Story Apr 2014 #11

Salud, Al! malthaussen Apr 2014 #12

About 4 years ago Unknown Beatle Apr 2014 #14

I have that one also, and was a tad upset that it was NOT complete. SeattleVet May 2014 #26

Thanks for the link. Unknown Beatle May 2014 #29

Is that the same Jean Shepherd that read poetry with Mingus? navarth May 2014 #41

Yes, it was the same person. SeattleVet May 2014 #45

excellent, thanks. nt navarth May 2014 #46

Thank you, I must get it. nt awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #33

What a loss. Joe Shlabotnik Apr 2014 #15

RIP and thanks for the memories. One of my must-haves after Obama was elected... Hekate Apr 2014 #16

Oh! Too bad... :( Rhiannon12866 Apr 2014 #17

I was a Mad devotee Lifelong Protester Apr 2014 #18

Spy vs. Spy, 'The lighter side of...'... Ferretherder Apr 2014 #21

I had forgotten about "One Fine Day". nt awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #34

Don Martin,... Ferretherder May 2014 #37

As a kid playing around my grandfather's 4_TN_TITANS Apr 2014 #22

I was one of those "boomers" jaysunb May 2014 #23

I remember finding the very first issue of MAD on the comic book rack. RushIsRot May 2014 #24

Al Jaffee is still alive at 93. Spitfire of ATJ May 2014 #25

Wow. Glad to hear. kysrsoze May 2014 #28

R.I.P. Big Loss. a Genius and a trendsetter. kysrsoze May 2014 #27

I grew up on Mad... awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #30

Say hello to George when you meet him AL. Historic NY May 2014 #32

RIP. Crunchy Frog May 2014 #35

R.I.P. BumRushDaShow May 2014 #36

MAD magazine taught me critical thinking. L0oniX May 2014 #38

+1000. bullwinkle428 May 2014 #39

I'd practically kill Brainstormy May 2014 #40

The Alfred E. Neuman/George Bush portraits navarth May 2014 #42

Holden Caufield was too full of himself to have ever read MAD! hedgehog May 2014 #43

A great loss. bvf May 2014 #44

The Lighter Side, Spy vs. Spy. the 45 flexi singles! I was a devotee. Couldn't stand it zonkers May 2014 #47

Rest In Peace, Al. Tom Ripley May 2014 #48

Mr. Felstein made ours a better world. Octafish May 2014 #49

For many years Mad was my favorite magazine... Sancho May 2014 #50

Would go to Fellner's Pharmacy every week in the 1970s . . . HughBeaumont May 2014 #51

When I was 12-16yo I loved picking up mad and cracked at the grocery store Dozer May 2014 #52