#Norman Mingo

[tomoleary]

Norman Mingo Mad #78 Cover Preliminary Sketch Original Art (EC, 1963) Source

[cantsayidont]

September 1966. MAD takes on the BATMAN TV show, and writer Lou Silverstone offers arguably the sharpest satirical insight in MAD's long history of pop culture parody:

Bats-Man replies, "Exactly! So let them laugh! Because we laugh too—all the way to the bank."

(The art for this story was by Mort Drucker.)

[gameraboy2]

MAD #182 (1976), back cover by Norman Mingo

[kekwcomics]

MAD Magazine #89 (1964)

Art: Norman Mingo

[scrambler]

Jack Rickard, MAD magazine, September 1972.

Norman Mingo cover art

[jamesusilljournal]

Mad Magazine Cover, illustrated by Norman Mingo, July 1973

[pulpsandcomics2]

Mad #35 cover by Norman Mingo

[cryptocollectibles]

Mad Super Special #79 (February 1992) by EC

Written and drawn by the usual gang of idiots, cover by Norman Mingo.

[comicbookbrain]

Batman and Robin by Norman Mingo - 1966

[cryptofmadness]

Happy Birthday Norman Mingo!!

Text by Chet Reams

Born on the 25th of January, in 1896 was MAD magazine illustrator Norman Mingo. A happy birthday wish to Norman!

(Some of his MAD artwork is pictured below!)

[tomoleary]

Norman Mingo “Alfred as Santa Claus” Mad #108 Cover Original Art (EC, 1967) Source

[usualgangofidiots]

June 1973 cover

Artist: Norman Mingo

[saturn-c]

The full "Oddfather" comic from MAD Magazine issue #155, published in 1972. Script by Larry Siegel, art by Mort Drucker. Cover art by Norman Mingo.

[pinupvintagepulp4]

Little red book around her neck. Pin-up art by Norman Mingo.

[listieshadows]

Everyone else's arts had been so neat, I jus' had to get in on it myself.

Based on the cover for MAD Follies #1, by Norman Mingo.