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Alfred E. Neuman screenshots, images and pictures - Comic Vine. Follow. Alfred E. Neuman. Character » Alfred E. Neuman appears in 2051 issues . The fictitious mascot and cover boy of...
- Character Description
- History
- Legacy
Neuman's most prominent physical feature is his gap-toothed grin, with a few notable exceptions. On the cover of issue #236 (January 1983), Neuman was featured with E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. The cover showed E.T. using his famous "healing finger" to touch Neuman's mouth and cause the missing tooth to appear. The cover of issue #411 (November 2001...
Mad magazine
Harvey Kurtzman first spotted the image on a postcard pinned to the office bulletin board of Ballantine Books editor Bernard Shir-Cliff. "It was a face that didn't have a care in the world, except mischief", recalled Kurtzman. Shir-Cliff was later a contributor to various magazines created by Kurtzman. In November 1954, the image made its Mad debut on the front cover of Ballantine's The Mad Reader, a paperback collection of reprints from the first two years of Mad. The character's first appea...
In other media
In late 1959, Mad released a 45 rpm single entitled "What – Me Worry?" (ABC-Paramount 10013), by "Alfred E. Neuman and His Furshlugginer Five", featuring an uncredited voice actor singing as Neuman. (The B-side of the single, "Potrzebie", is an instrumental.) A live-action version of Neuman – an uncredited actor wearing a mask – appears briefly in the 1980 film Up the Academy which was originally released to theaters as Mad Magazine Presents Up the Academy. Madlater pulled its support from th...
Supreme Court case
In 1965, the origins and copyright of the Neuman image made it all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States. The Court found that the copyright holder could not prove that all prints manufactured by her husband, the original holder, carried a valid copyright notice and that he had "been most derelict in preventing others from infringing his copyright".
Politics
The August 1971 cover of National Lampoon features a Frank Kelly Freas illustration that merges the features of William Calley Jr.with those of Alfred E. Neuman. The words "What, My Lai?" appear beneath the illustration. During the presidency of George W. Bush, Neuman's features were frequently merged with those of Bush by editorial cartoonists such as Mike Luckovich and Tom Tomorrow. The image has also appeared on magazine covers, notably The Nation. A large Bush/Neuman poster was part of th...
20. Juni 2023 · Ein Gesicht mit einer Zahnlücke, einem breiten Grinsen und einem leicht verträumten Ausdruck – das ist Alfred E. Neuman. Als ikonisches Maskottchen des legendären MAD Magazins hat er seit Jahrzehnten die Herzen von Lesern erobert und sich zu einer Symbolfigur der Popkultur entwickelt.
9. Nov. 2023 · NOTE: ALL full images of Alfred E. Neuman are presumed under copyright, as the character first appeared in 1954. unless a specific image is found where no copyright notice was renewed, no images should be posted here. prior images, out of copyright, that are likely precursors, and images in context (people holding magazines, graffiti ...
Alfred E. Neumann (auf Englisch Alfred E. Neuman) ist Maskottchen und Titelheld der Satirezeitschrift MAD. Die fiktive Figur gab es allerdings schon, bevor MAD sie 1954 für sich reklamierte. Dargestellt wird Alfred E. Neumann als Straßenjunge mit rotem Haar, abstehenden Ohren, Sommersprossen und breitem Grinsen, das seine ...
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