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- The New Yorker’s “Paunch,” 1934
- NatLamp’s “Why Leave This Room?” 1982
- An Overlooked NatLamp Spoof, 1977
- Portfolio: 10 Parodies from the 1920s
- Wisconsin Octopus Parodies, 1920-1959
- Parodies of Mad, 1954-2019
- Online: Collier’s WW3 & Shaft’s “Collera’s,” 1951-52
- Bicentennial Burlesques, 1975-76 (and 2008)
- Online: “The Washington Post,” 2019
- “A Word with Punch,” 1847
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- Parodies of Mad, 1954-2019
- National Lampoon Parodies, 1970-2006
- National Lampoon Parodies, A to Z
- Online: National Lampoon's "Mad," 1971
- Playboy Parodies 2: U.S. Newsstands, 1957-2018
- Parodies In Playboy, 1970-2000
- Parodies in Mad, 1954-2017
- Playboy Parodies 1: College, 1955-1989
- The Bawl Street Journal, 1919-2009
- An Overlooked NatLamp Spoof, 1977
My Other Life
Tag Archives: 1920s
Wisconsin Octopus Parodies, 1920-1959
The Magazine Before The Onion, the most famous humor magazine to come out of Madison was the University of Wisconsin Octopus, b. November 1919, d. 1959, after UW officials found the May issue so offensive they extinguished the title. The editors … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, College, Flair, Life, Online, Playboy, The New Yorker, Time, Wisconsin Octopus
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