“After issue #10 this fall there will no longer be new content — except for the end-of-year specials which will always be all new,” DC said in a statement to ABC News. “So starting with issue #11 the magazine will feature classic, best-of and nostalgic content from the last 67 years.”
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It peaked at 2.8 million subscribers in 1973, but had just 140,000 left as of 2017.
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DC, the publisher of comics featuring Superman and Batman, purchased Mad magazine in 2017.
A million internet years ago in 2008 when I was Senior Editor at MAKE Magazine, Ladyada and I went to DC Comics to meet the MAD Magazine folks for a collaboration issue with MAKE and MAD, it was the Spy vs Spy issue, volume 16 cover by Sam Viviano. Spy vs. Spy is a wordless black and white comic strip that has been published in Mad magazine since 1961. It was created by Antonio Prohias, a Cuban national who fled to the United States in 1960 days before Fidel Castro took over the Cuban free press.
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