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A side-by-side comparison image showing two versions of the same MAD Magazine cover (No. 50, October 1959, "Our Price 25 cents Cheap"). The cover design depicts a large red paintbrush painting on a brick wall with a hanging sign, three lamps above, and a fishing-pole-like easel mechanism with a paint bucket dripping red paint, set against a cityscape with water towers. On the left, the illustrated face in the sign has been digitally altered/faceswapped to resemble a real photograph of a smiling man with brown hair, a gap between his front teeth, and wearing a gray suit jacket with a white collared shirt. On the right is the original, unaltered MAD cover featuring the magazine's usual gap-toothed cartoon mascot character with red/orange hair and big ears.

Text in image: MAD OUR PRICE 25 cents CHEAP No. 50 OCT 1959

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A side-by-side comparison meme with the caption "Pee-wee Herman" at the top. The left photo shows actor Paul Reubens in character as Pee-wee Herman, wearing a gray suit and red bow tie, smirking with a raised eyebrow at an event with other formally dressed people blurred behind him. The right photo shows a man with dark, somewhat tousled hair wearing a pink/red checked button-down shirt, photographed indoors against a plain wall, resembling U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff. The meme implies a physical resemblance between Pee-wee Herman and the man in the right photo.

Text in image: Pee-wee Herman

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