(#167, June 1974, pp. 29–30) An explorer in Africa captures a giraffe, his guides standing on each other's shoulders to transport it in a cage. "MAD Artists' Response to an Article: Draw This Figure" (#178, October 1975, pp. 2–3) In place of the usual letters page, and in a parody of the typical art school advertisement, 12 MAD artists contribute their renditions of a horse, Prohías drawing it as a pair of chess knights portrayed by the spies glaring at each other. "Shell-Shock Dept.: The Pearl" (Fall '75 Special, pp. 11–12) An oyster travels through the hands of several people, the last finally opening it and finding an advertisement for a pearl shop. "Don Martin Dept.: One Special Day in the Dungeon" (#277, March 1988, p. 45) Prohías came up with a hot birthday gag for the last strip Don Martin drew for MAD. "Quick Draw Guffaw Dept.: Play Pictionary with the MAD Artists" (#284, January 1989, pp. 14–15) Given the theme "Gluttony," Prohías contributes a quickly-drawn panel of the two spies dining on a pig with a bomb in its mouth. "National Business Machines" (Super Special March 1996, p. 25) In a never-before-published older strip, a man enters a showroom, sees demonstrations of various models of a product, and makes a purchase; but rather than buying the product, he buys one of product demonstrators, who is revealed to be a robot. References Comic creator: Antonio Prohías Completely Mad by Maria Reidelbach, Little, Brown and Company, 1991. Totally Mad'' CD-ROM collection, Broderbund, 1999. External links Complete list of Prohías' work for MAD Magazine Cartoons by Antonio Prohías in El Avance Criollo Cuban comics artists Mad (magazine) cartoonists Exiles of the Cuban Revolution in the United States 1921 births 1998 deaths Cuban anti-communists Cuban satirists Cuban emigrants to the United States People from Cienfuegos 20th-century American artists