Vintage 1970's satire / parody humor magazine Sick Magazine, issue no. 99, August 1974. Published by Pyramid Communications, New York, and printed in the U.S.A.  50 printed pages (glossy cover paper, newsprint paper inner pages).

Sick Magazine was a Mad Magazine inspired satire/parody magazine that was founded by cartoonist Joe Simon and published 134 issues from 1960-1980.

In This Issue: 

Cover: cover art by Joe Simon showing Sick mascot Huckleberry Fink holding a copy of Sick and wearing a "The Devil Made Me Do It" t-shirt.

Article Highlights 

• Movie Satire: The Exor-Sick
• Phones Are Wonderful But I Wouldn't Want My Daughter To Marry One
• When Everything Becomes A Shortage
• International Sports Knicknames
• A Sick Look At A Library
• Sick Visits Miami Beach
• Sick Sick World
• A Sick Look At Streaking
• TV Scenes We Wanna Watch
• More Kooky Klassifieds
• The Sick Capital Punishment Catalog
• Comedian Of The Month: Johnny Carson
• What We Say & What Really Is
• Movie Review: Blazing Saddles
• Young Man's Romantic Confesstions
• ...and 8 more humorous articles

Condition: The magazine is in overall very good condition. The glossy covers have some light wear along the edges, and the inside newsprint pages have yellowing from age. (see photos).