How did Alfred E. Neuman come to be the spokesperson of Mad? In 1954, Harvey Kurtzman, then the editor of Mad (which was still a comic book at the time), saw a postcard with the iconic image of ...

Alfred E. Neuman is the only candidate who has it all — the fresh-face appeal of Joe Biden, the rich multicultural heritage of Elizabeth Warren, the raw sexual magnetism of Bernie Sanders, the ...

Alfred E Neuman has also undergone a transformation. His face has been used to promote such products as Lands' End clothing, breakfast drinks and Lucky jeans, ...

Alfred E. Neuman has been the gap-toothed, big-eared mascot gracing the magazine’s cover for decades. ‘Mad Magazine’s Alfred E. Neuman Alamy.

Alfred E. Neuman advertising a home cooking service, dated around 1930-1945. via WIkimedia Commons A dark-haired Alfred E. Neuman hawking auto parts in an ad dated 1930- 1945.

Although Alfred E. Neuman was used more frequently before Buttigieg's time, the character's likeness was often associated with former President George W. Bush during his presidency.

MAD's mascot, the gap-toothed, shaggy-haired Alfred E. Neuman, appeared on nearly every cover over the years beside satirical illustrations of prominent figures in entertainment, sports and politics.

Be wary of everything you read today because it's April Fools' Day. So no wonder Mad magazine always celebrates mascot Alfred E. Neuman's birthday today. The gap-toothed boy, who first appeared on ...

Regarding “It’s a Mad World of Endorsements” (March 19): Alfred E. Neuman, that silly-grinned, gaptoothed, freckle-faced high priest of antiestablishment has become a traitor, a turncoat, by ...

"Alfred E. Neuman could never be president," Trump said during an interview with Politico in which he was asked about Buttigieg. For those unfamilar with the name, ...

Oh, Alfred E. Neuman, there’s clearly reason to worry. President Donald Trump knows you, but 2020 candidate Pete Buttigieg, who’s not yet 40, did not. And that may be telling.

Mad Magazine, the irreverent and highly influential satirical magazine that gave the world Alfred E. Neuman, will cease publication some time later this year after 67 years.