The title says it all. 

Now out of print.  We're on the hunt for some copies, so check next time you're on the site to see whether or not we scored.

The latest volume in the Mad's Greatest Artists series, this one will be very hard to pass up for anyone who grew up reading Mad Magazine and found their eyes constantly straying to the margins, where Aragonés uniquely plied his trade.  Only Mad would make doodling in the margins a regular feature.  The tacit acceptance and then official incorporation of this normally frowned-upon activity exemplifies the spirit of Mad perhaps more than any other aspect of what can now safely be considered an American institution (and the spirit of which is perfectly captured in this volumes cover image).  These drawings are celebrated in a giant fold out poster that is included in this volume that displays 500 favorites!  And, of course, there is much, much more to Aragonés's work than the marginalia.  Here, in the close to 300 oversize pages of this affordably priced hardcover, readers will discover timeless insights into the human condition side-by-side with graphic commentaries on nearly fifty years worth of fads and trends of the day. 

Long out of print.  ONE COPY ONLY

FROM THE ARCHIVES

Just in time for Halloween, a small stack of NEW copies of this 1988 magazine-size reprint of TALES OF THE CRYPT #23 & #24.  Very crisply printed in full color on flat white stock, it collects eight classic – all four from each issue, 56 pages of classic EC comics in all – but none of the non-story pages. 

According to the CPIU inflation calculator, $4.95 in 1988 is worth $13.56 today – so DEAL!