Mad's Dave Berg Looks at People

by Dave Berg

Collection of Berg's contributions to Mad Magazine

Genres: Humor, Comics, Graphic Novels

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1966

About the author

Artist, author, and cartoonist for MAD Magazine, 1956-2002.

Reviews

[Ryan]

My dad recently bought this for me at the antique store for a buck. I used to read MAD Magazine when I was a kid so it was a thoughtful and unexpected surprise. While I used to read MAD, I'm not sure if it was ever really funny. I did enjoy the art sometimes and this book has some decent comic style drawings but the humor is basic, observational, and mild as can be.

[Mark Bates]

From 1966 and still funny...politics never changes.

[Olivier R.]

Still incredibly relevant with a lot of his observations and very fun read.

[Russell Horton]

A reread naturally. Mr Berg highlights the absurdities of life. These MAD paperbacks are gems and always good for chuckle.

[Duane]

Funny satire look at everyday life.

[Thomas Schulte]

I particularly like MAD's Dave Berg's comics for his personality insights. Those crazy humans inspire him to point our our personal, political, and pathetic issues ... With humor!

[Amber]

Interesting…but was never a huge fan of Mad Magazine. The Illustrations are very nice.

[Michael David]

Dave Berg looks at most people's vapidity and shallowness in their everyday lives, and does so quite well.

[FranklinTV]

Typical examples of the gentle humour of Dave Berg.