Lou Silverstone

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Lou Silverstone is a comedy writer who was one of "The Usual Gang of Idiots" at MAD Magazine from 1962 to 1990.

At MAD, he was primarily, though by no means exclusively, a writer of television and movie parodies. His first-ever contribution was "Bananaz," a parody of Bonanza. It was not until 1968 that he began contributing other kinds of articles, many of which were otherwise related to television and movies.

Following his association at MAD, Silverstone moved to its competitor Cracked, where he served several years as an editor and writer.

v • d • e Contributors to Mad

"The Usual Gang of Idiots"

Editors	Jerry DeFuccio \| Al Feldstein \| John Ficarra \| Harvey Kurtzman \| Nick Meglin

Writers	Anthony Barbieri \| Dick DeBartolo \| Desmond Devlin \| Stan Hart \| Frank Jacobs \| Tom Koch \| Arnie Kogen \| Ernie Kovacs \| Barry Liebmann \| Jay Lynch \| Andrew J. Schwartzberg \| Larry Siegel \| Lou Silverstone \| Mike Snider (writer)

Writer-Artists	Sergio Aragonés \| Dave Berg \| John Caldwell \| Don Edwing \| Al Jaffee \| Don Martin \| Paul Peter Porges \| Antonio Prohías

Artists	Tom Bunk \| Bob Clarke \| Paul Coker, Jr. \| Jack Davis \| Mort Drucker \| Will Elder \| Drew Friedman \| Russ Heath \| Bernard Krigstein \| Peter Kuper \| Hermann Mejia \| Norman Mingo \| Tom Richmond \| Jack Rickard \| John Severin \| Angelo Torres \| Rick Tulka \| Sam Viviano \| James Warhola \| Basil Wolverton \| Monte Wolverton \| Wally Wood \| George Woodbridge \| Bill Wray

Photographers	Irving Schild

Related articles	Mad Magazine \| William M. Gaines

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