Dates
- Cover date
- Summer 1975
- On sale
- July 8, 1975
- Pages
- 100
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Kung Fooey · 8 pages
Parody of the ABC television series "Kung Fu".
- College Bulletins of the Future · 3 pages
- The Boob Rube Story · 4 pages
Satirical version of the life story of baseball legend Babe Ruth.
- The Moe Jaymouth Story · 4 pages
Satirical version of Joe Namath's football career.
- Realistic Toy Catalogue · 5 pages
Parody of toy catalogs.
- Nixonland · 6 pages
Richard Nixon's daughter and son-in-law lead a tour of the new theme park built around highlights from Nixon's political career.
- The Lighter Side of Racial Violence · 1 pages
Parody of Dave Berg's "The Lighter Side" features from Mad Magazine.
- Shush-Ups · 1 pages
Parody of Mad Magazine's "Shut up" recurring feature.
- The Walnuts · 7 pages
Parody of the television series "The Waltons".
- Pest Great-Nuts · 1 pages
Parody of television commercials for Post Grape-Nuts Flakes, with commercial spokesman Ewell Gibbons.
- The Heck We Were! · 1 pages
Parody of the film "The Way We Were".
- Oozie's Girls · 1 pages
Parody of the television show "Ozzie's Girls".
- Billy Jerk · 1 pages
Parody of the film "Billy Jack".
- The Starloose! · 1 pages
Parody of the television series "The Starlost".
- Celebrity Sportsman · 4 pages
Parody of the television show "American Sportsman".
- Tomb it may concern Dept. Celebreties Gravestones · 2 pages
- Past Imperfect Dept.- The 1993 Nostalgic Paraphernalia Catalogue · 4 pages
- McClown · 5 pages
- Evolution And History Of Moosekind, Part 1 · 3 pages
The evolution of human history, parodied as it would apply to anthropomorphized moose. This chapter covers the evolution of prehistoric moose ancestors.
- Crazy's Horrifying Crazies · 3 pages
Series of spot gags with a supernatural theme.
- Human Wall; Become a False Messiah; Mass Murder · 3 pages
- Hot-Rods of the Gods · 6 pages
Parody of the novel "Chariots Of The Gods".
- Watergate Parade · 1 pages
Richard Nixon gives a pep talk to Gerald Ford, who is replacing Nixon in a long-running Broadway musical.