MAD #1 (1952)

This historic comic book was first published in 1952, and it quickly became a cultural phenomenon. MAD #1 contains a collection of satirical pieces that poke fun at various aspects of American culture, including advertising, politics, and Hollywood.

One of the most famous pieces in this first issue is "Superduperman," a parody of Superman that imagines the hero as a corporate sellout more interested in endorsing products than saving the day. The issue also features a comic strip called "Greasemonkey," which follows the wacky adventures of a car mechanic.

MAD #1 may have been published nearly 70 years ago, but its humor remains relevant and hilarious today. This comic book is a must-have for any serious collector, as it marks the beginning of one of the most iconic and enduring satirical publications in American history. At Comics Into Cash, we pride ourselves on our knowledge and expertise when it comes to collecting and selling comic books like MAD #1. Contact us to learn more about appraising your collection or selling to us directly.