Friday Fun YAK YAK "Hysterical Historical Quizzical Quiz"

Since it's the 4th of July weekend...

...we thought we'd go with a post with a historical theme and let writer/artist Jack Davis test your knowledge with this (astonishingly) never-reprinted feature from the first appearance of Yak Yak in Dell's Four Color Comics #1186 (1961)!

So, how did you do?

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Friday Fun YAK YAK "How to Identify Road Nuts!"

"Road rage" is not a new phenomenon...

...although, as shown on TV shows like Road Wars, it's gone to new extremes!

Though this feature (written and illustrated by the legendary Jack Davis) from Dell's Four Color Comics: Yak Yak #1348 (1962) is over sixty years old, it's as applicable today as it was then!

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Monday Madness YAK YAK "How to Bat 400!"

Winding up our month of baseball-related comics...

...is the legendary Jack Davis' take on how to be the greatest hitter in whatever league (major or minor) you're in!

Follow the advice in this never-reprinted feature from Dell's Four Color #3196: Yak Yak, and you'll either win the league's batting championship or qualify to run as the Republican Presidential candidate!

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Friday Fun YAK YAK "Romance vs Realism"

A while ago, we presented the first part of this series about "fiction vs realism"...

...now here's the second, and sadly, final part of the series!

Dell gave MAD mainstay Jack Davis his own title, to do with as he pleased.

The series, Yak Yak (subtitled "A Pathology of Humor") only ran two issues, but they were pure Davis, who wrote, penciled, inked, and colored the whole project as well as providing painted covers for both issues!

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Friday Fun YAK YAK "How to Win Friends"

Sometimes, we need to get away from current events...

...and just enjoy a good laugh, courtesy of legendary writer/artist Jack Davis!

From Dell's Four-Color Comics #1186 (1961)

Dell gave MAD mainstay Jack Davis his own title in the Four Color Comics series, to do with as he pleased.

The series, Yak Yak (subtitled "A Pathology of Humor") only ran two issues, but they were pure Davis, who wrote, penciled, inked, and colored the whole project as well as providing painted covers for both issues!
It's never been reprinted, except for excerpts here and there.
Hopefully, somebody will do so in the near future...

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Monday Madness YAK YAK "TV for All!"

Those of you who grew up with a smart phone in your hand...

...will probably not understand a single thing (either in terms of technology or pop culture) in this feature about living in a household with only one screen and a limited selection of programming!

Ironically, cross-genre programming has become something of a staple in our media-dominated world!

Dell gave MAD mainstay Jack Davis his own title, to do with as he pleased.

The series, Yak Yak (subtitled "A Pathology of Humor") only ran two issues, but they were pure Davis, who wrote, penciled, inked, and colored the whole project as well as providing painted covers for both issues!

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Friday Fun YAK YAK "Drama vs Realism"

After hearing of recent events in the Middle East, I'm struck by the disparity of info presented by con and lib media...

...so to keep my spirits up, I decided to run this never-reprinted piece showing the stark difference between how each side portrays a given situation.

I leave it to the reader to decide which (drama or reality) is which (con or lib)...

Dell gave MAD mainstay Jack Davis his own title, to do with as he pleased.

The series, Yak Yak (subtitled "A Pathology of Humor") only ran two issues, but they were pure Davis, who wrote, penciled, inked, and colored the whole project as well as providing painted covers for both issues!

The next (and final issue) had another Drama vs Realism piece.

You'll see that next Friday!

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