In stores August 7. The late, great animator Chuck Jones gets a Looney salute in a moving Coyote-Roadrunner tale. Plus, Bugs Bunny battles a rodeo bull and plays his one-millionth dirty trick on Elmer!
32 pages, $2.25

In stores August 7. [New Release Date: August 14] As the warm breezes of summer caress us, we know that all too soon, the icy chills of fall and winter will be upon us, and the fields will lie fallow in their wake. How will the new issue of MAD make things better, you ask? Well, it couldn't hurt.
Color/B&W, 48 pages, Magazine Format, $3.50

In stores August 14. [New Release Date: August 21] It’s more cover-to-cover color that will have your head spinning! Featuring classic MAD articles, most in color for the first time! If you couldn’t make out what something was in black and white, it becomes all-too-clear here. Don’t you wish you didn’t know?
48 pages, Magazine Format, $3.99

In stores August 14. “The Dragon’s Eye” continues! Scooby-Doo and the gang blaze a trail through the jungles of India, on the hunt for the criminal who’s stealing the far-flung pieces of the Dragon’s Eye jewel. But the monstrous guardians of the jungle are on their trail! Plus, a biplane-barnstorming banshee terrorizes Shaggy’s family farm!
32 pages, $2.25

In stores August 14. The award-winning collection of Will Eisner’s indelible creation, the Spirit, continues in this volume reprinting the newspaper Spirit sections from January to July, 1944. Thrill to the adventures of the Spirit as he fights the likes Killer Ketch, Dr. Peroo, and the deadly Black Marx! Plus, a 4-page portfolio of Eisner’s work done for the U.S. Army! For more information, see the feature article.
224 pages, Hardcover, $49.95

In stores August 21. We’re putting you down for 20 cases of this book. You got a problem wit’ dat? Take a look at organized — and disorganized — crime, as MAD Magazine collects its best mob satires, including The Godfather, Analyze This, The Untouchables, Scarface, and The Sopranos. Written and illustrated by the "Usual Gang of Idiots," this volume features an introduction by TV critic Joel Siegel (Good Morning America). For more information, see the feature article.
B&W, 96 pages, Trade Paperback, (8 1/4” x 10 1/2”), $8.95

In stores August 21. Tuckered-out Townsville wants to take a holiday — but HIM’s the center of the big celebration! Plus, who’s afraid of the Closet Monster? Definitely not Buttercup — that is, until the Closet Monster actually shows up!
32 pages, $2.25

In stores August 28. No brilliant scientific creation is complete without a meddling big sister to screw it up! Dee-Dee throws a real monkey wrench into Dexter’s teleporter, and finds a fatal flaw in his giant robot!
32 pages, $2.25

Advance-solicited; in stores November 6. [New Release Date: November 20] Are you ever Seized by an Uncontrollable Desire to spend more time Escaping the Doldrums and Letting Out an Insane Cackle in the process? Then get ready for this new 96-page hardcover collecting eighty of the best, crazy, colloquial creatures created by MAD’s Paul Coker, Jr. and Phil Hahn. Newly colored, this first-ever collection comes with two all-new introductions by none other than…Paul Coker, Jr. and Phil Hahn. For more information, see the feature article.
96 pages, Trade Paperback, (5 1/2” x 5”), $9.95