Peter Kuper is interviewed by Christopher Irving for The Drawn Word: 

Oh, darn, I missed National Gorilla Suit Day. It's January 31 of each year. Here's the story: Above copyright Don Martin. Golfch...

From MAD #132, January 1970, Golden Age Comic Book Stories presents the entire "The Month Before Christmas"   (EDIT: Oops. Th...

From Cartoonist PROfile s #7, August 1970. Interview by Jud Hurd, photos by Jim Ruth. Art copyright 1970 E.C. Publications, Inc. This ea...

When Don Martin left MAD Magazine, he went on to do a number of things: he freelanced for CRACKED Magazine, he began his DON MARTIN MAGAZINE...

The Hairy Green Eyeball 3 gives us scans of an early Warren magazine, "Favorite of Filmland Magazines," a 1960 short-lived public...

Running Press has produced a substantive, massive hardcover MAD'S GREATEST ARTISTS SERGIO ARAGONES -- well worth space on your personal...

MAD Magazine cartoonist Al Jaffee is interviewed by Michael Mechanic for Mother Jones magazine . The occasion: the publication of AL JAFFE...

There is so much to love in a Jack Davis drawing: the energy, those crazy caricatures, how alive those pen lines are. These are works of art...

Tom Spurgeon asks why the upcoming Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art's Al Jaffee exhibit is being funded by Kickstarter . He not only ask...

"This is an homage to two of my favorite artists. The great geniuses of MAD Magazine: Sergio Aragones and Al Jaffee. These two guys w...

Ooh! Tom Richmond has all the information here . While this isn't ALL of his great cartoons for MAD, it's a good beginning in a 272 ...

Like a lot of people, I learned to draw from copying other cartoonists. One of the cartoonists I loved was Don Martin. He was part of the Mo...

Big hat tip to Potrzebie -- where there is a plethora of Davis art to ogle. Go look!

Above: a 1963 photo of Bill Gaines entering the MAD offices. Poking their heads out of the door are (from top to bottom): Nick Meglin, John ...

The Golden Age Comic Book Stories blog hits one out of the part with "The Month Before Christmas" by Frank Jacobs with art by th...

The Easily Mused Blog scans in a 1971 NATIONAL LAMPOON parody of MAD Magazine . Hat tip to my friend Sean Kelly! Thanks, Sean!

Here's a 20 minute documentary with the same title as the 2003 Fantagraphics book: WILL ELDER: THE MAD PLAYBOY OF ART . There is a small...

Found this via a Web search for something else. Which is, of course, the most fun way to find something, isn't it? Russ Maheras shows us...

My friend Ray Alma , a humorous illustrator whose work has appeared in Mad Magazine fame, talks to My Latino Voice about his cartooning care...