A classic from the satirical powerhouse, this 2000 issue of MAD Magazine features a politically charged cover parodying George W. Bush during the peak of the U.S. presidential election frenzy. With Alfred E. Neuman holding up signs that twist campaign slogans into chaotic MAD-style humor, the issue dives into biting pop culture commentary, spoofs on American politics, and absurd comic takes on early 2000s life. This edition is part of the 1999–2001 reboot era after MAD relaunched its numbering, making it a standout collectible from the magazine's modern vintage run.
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor edge wear and slight corner softness typical of age, with no major tears or markings. Interior pages intact and clean. Colors on the cover remain bright and bold.
