Mad's Don Martin Steps Further Out

Mad's Don Martin #19

by Don Martin

Don Martin
Mad's
Maddest Artist

... goes off the deep end and hits rock bottom again in this all-new collection of earth-shattering humor!

So if you dig ground-breaking approaches and depth-defying insanity in your funny-fare, you can't help but fall for-

Mad's Don Martin Steps Further Out!

Genres: Humor, Comics, Comix, Childrens, Graphic Novels

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1975

About the author

Cartoonist and illustrator for MAD Magazine from 1956 through 1988. Known as "MAD's Maddest Artist."

Reviews

[Phil]

A collection of Don Martin's comics. Worth a chuckle or two but not as developed art wise as some of his other stuff.

[Corey]

So nostalgic.

[William Harris]

Fondly remembered from childhood. Irreverent and silly, and comic violence on the level of Road Runner etc

[David]

I think I bought this at a Salvation Army or garage sale, but even as a kid when I read Mad Magazine I never really thought it was funny. I guess it seemed vaguely transgressive or bad, but also horribly dated.

This was no exception, all pretty bad. The odd thing is that this was from 1975, but the jokes now are probably just the same.

[Michael P.]

Fun. Nice satire on middle class life c. the sixties.

[dirt]

A case of an introduction far more clever than... I heart MAD.