[vladimir998]

Online?: http://www.thesandpebbles.com/mad_magazine/mad_sequence.htm

[ViLaLuz]

I remember that. Was it 1968 or ‘69? Definitely late 60s.

[CaptainK]

Are you referring to this?

http://www.thesandpebbles.com/mad_magazine/mad_sandpebbles.htm

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

There is this thing called Google....What you do is go to Google.com and type in all words relevant to your search and check out images. I will find it for you in less than a minute.......

Here you go........

https://www.google.com/search?q=Steve+McQueen+from+the+Sand+Pebble,+Mad+magazine&es_sm=119&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=VvWYVNnJHcjfsAToy4KoBQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAg&biw=1805&bih=1000#tbm=isch&q=Sand+Pebble%2C+Mad+magazine&facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=WW_dz1ebbHW-TM%253A%3BPAP7Ts95K7gijM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.thesandpebbles.com%252Fmad_magazine%252Fmad08.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.thesandpebbles.com%252Fmad_magazine%252Fmad_sandpebbles.htm%3B919%3B417

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

I think I have some in my basement somewhere but I am not going to go search right now. I will look and if I find something I will let this comment be my bookmark.

[mass55th]

It's listed on Wikipedia for 1968: The "Sam Pebbles" Movie: The Sand Pebbles (December 1966) (Genre: Period war) Writer: Stan Hart Artist: Mort Drucker Issue: 117 March 1968

Sam Pebbles

[Ray76]

http://www.amazon.com/The-Sand-Pebbles-Steve-McQueen/product-reviews/B000059HGZ

[Jack Hammer]

The Sam Pebbles; March, 1968.

[MtnMan101]

The real Issue

[Misterioso]

“Main steam stop valve.” — “Men stem stop wow.”

[a fool in paradise]

There was a boxed set of 6 CDs put out (in the 1990s?) that collected every issue up to that point. I’m not sure if it remained on the market though because there was some controversy that (unlike the reprint collections in books, magazines, and paperbacks) the artists/writers weren’t being paid.

I have it but I don’t like reading magazines as pdfs (I have a number of collected publications this way). The pages are never legible at full view and I find the interface (at least with some of these magazines) to be clunky to slide the page around to read everything.

Some magazines are keyword indexed in these pdfs.

There are some obsessive Mad collectors out there and there are probably dedicated websites to indexes regarding artists/writers/subjects/titles.m not sure if it remained on the market though because there was some controversy that (unlike the reprint collections in books, magazines, and paperbacks) the artists/writers weren

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I’m still looking for a clean link to Botch Casually and the Somedunce Kid that won’t cause my virus alarms to go off.

[laplata]

One of my cousins has every issue of Mad Magazine. They are in plastic and in excellent condition. He’s thinking of looking for a buyer.

[Ha Ha Thats Very Logical]

I don’t remember the MAD parody, but it reminds me of one of my favorite episodes of Get Smart. The villain was Asian, and called himself “The Claw.” Except, of course, he pronounced it “The Craw.” So his conversation with Maxwell Smart went like “I am the Craw.” “Oh, you’re the Craw?” “No, not the Craw, the Craw!” Cracked me up every time.

[laweeks]

Hell, I’ve been looking for their parody of the “Readers Digest” version of Gone With The Wind in, I think, 16 words to cover the entire book.

Please advise.

[Wingy]

I’m continually impressed with the breadth of uses for Free Republic. The odd computer questions, job requests, and recipes are to be expected on any public forum, and you do find them here, sprinkled about. But I’m puzzled why you would go to one of the preeminent conservative political websites of the web to ask about a forty-six year old issue of Mad magazine?

[9thLife]

If you happen to come across a parody of a Picasso in Mad I'd love to see it. It depicts, as only Mad could, a typical Picasso head with the subject's finger in his nose; the tip of the finger is visible in his eyeball.

No, it's hilarious. Next to Rockwell's little parody of modern art, this was the absolute all time best one I've ever seen...and it was merely a margin drawing in Mad.

Outrageously funny.

[Joe Boucher]

Beowulf9,
A few years ago I stumbled upon a box set of
Absolutely Mad,
53 years of Mad Magazine on dvd.
Political satire at its best.