Referring Clues

• Daft
• Harvey Kurtzman was its first editor
• Cracked
• Breathing fire
• Magazine since 1952
• Bonkers
• Nuts or crackers
• Wacko
• Cuckoo
• Steamed
• Like King George III
• "Spy vs. Spy" magazine
• Ready for an asylum
• More than sore
• Insane
• Plenty ticked
• Like some scientists
• Ticked
• Magazine with a fold-in back cover
• Unhinged
• Certifiable, so to speak
• It has a cover price of "$2.99 CHEAP"
• Like some love
• Alfred E. Neuman's magazine
• Like Lady Macbeth
• Humor magazine since 1952
• Beside oneself
• Ticked off but good
• Out of one's mind
• On the warpath
• Irate
• Ranting and raving
• Like a wet hen
• Steaming
• Harebrained
• Monthly originally published by EC Comics
• ___ Hatter (tea party attendee)
• Magazine with a fold-in
• Magazine that features "Alfred's Poor Almanac"
• Loony
• Off one's rocker
• Unbalanced
• Extremely upset
• Crackbrained
• Crackers, so to speak
• Like Wonderland's hatter
• Fit to be tied
• Gaga
• Alfred E. Neuman's mag
• "Spy vs. Spy" mag
• Irrational
• Boiling
• Bananas, nuts, or crackers
• Cap or house starter
• Satirical magazine since 1952
• Off-the-wall
• Ticked off
• Humor magazine
• "Cheap" satire magazine
• Frantic
• Furious
• "What, me worry?" magazine
• Angry
• Wacky
• Spot to spy "Spy vs. Spy"
• Certifiable
• "Are you ___?"
• Magazine featuring movie satires
• It publishes an annual "20 Dumbest People, Events and Things" list
• Bench wear
• Magazine with a gap-toothed mascot
• Sergio Aragonés's magazine
• Magazine that featured Don Martin cartoons
• It facetiously calls its regular writers "the usual gang of idiots"
• Sore
• Hot under the collar
• Magazine that had a "Lighter Side of ..." feature
• Demented
• Satire magazine
• More than miffed
• Fuming
• Miffed and more
• Satirical periodical
• Teed off
• Totally impractical
• March hare characteristic
• Ranting or raving
• Deranged
• "Spy vs. Spy" magazine
• Non compos mentis
• Like a March hare
• Brainsick
• Satirical magazine
• Type of money
• It made Alfred E. Neuman famous
• Hatter's mental state?
• ___ Hatter
• Alfred E. Neuman is its mascot
• Magazine written by the "usual gang of idiots"
• Batty
• In a lather
• Satire mag
• Like some cinematic scientists
• Magazine featuring 47-Down
• "Usual gang of idiots" magazine
• Steamed up
• Magazine with a "fold-in"
• Moonstruck
• Frenzied
• Riled up
• Al Jaffee's magazine
• Magazine that began as a comic book
• Crazy
• Out of one’s mind
• "___ About You"
• Crackers or nuts
• Like the hatter of Wonderland
• Like some fictional scientists
• It features "Drawn-Out Dramas"
• Its first issue included "Crow Vadis?"
• ___ money
• Word before money or dash
• Word before money or dash
• Foaming at the mouth
• Ready for a commitment?
• Crazed
• Seething
• Incensed
• Neuman's mag
• Neuman's magazine
• Alfred E. Neu-man's magazine
• Very cross
• Livid
• Quite cross
• Miffed
• Bananas, so to speak
• Seeing red
• Hot
• In a snit
• George III descriptor
• Spitting nails, so to speak
• Ready to be committed
• ___ dash
• "Cheap!" magazine
• Magazine featuring a Fold-In
• Pretty ticked
• Spitting bullets
• Alfred E. Neuman promoter
• Frantic, and a word that can precede the ends of 17-, 26-, 43-, and 56-Across
• Magazine that features "Spy vs. Spy"
• Like one hatter
• Hopping ___
• Nuts
• Enraged
• Insane or angry
• Magazine with a back-cover fold-in
• Over the edge
• Fox's ___ TV
• Vexed
• Raging
• "___ libs"
• Berserk
• Magazine written by "the usual gang of idiots"
• Really riled
• Maniacal
• Lunatic
• Peeved
• Magazine that features a "fold-in"
• Very angry
• Vexed, plus
• "not too long ago, legos looked glad / but now they're all badass and rad / they look ready to fight and cause parents some fright / all the faces on legos look ___"
• "___ Men"
• Whacked
• Extremely, in modern lingo
• Zoo
• Zany
• Magazine of fold-in fame
• Belinda Carlisle hit "___ About You"
• Nutso
• "Are you ___?!"
• "I learned to be a movie critic by reading ___ magazine": Roger Ebert
• Magazine with Don Martin cartoons
• ___ as a hatter
• Like a stereotypical scientist
• Satiric magazine founded in 1952
• Like many a villainous fictional scientist
• About to explode
• Throwing a hissy fit, say
• Out of one's head
• Very sore
• Like Lear
• Not in one's right mind
• Boiling, in a way
• 5-Across relative
• Upset
• Nutty
• Opposite of happy
• Really irate
• Magazine first published in 1952
• Like some scientists, in film
• ___ cow disease
• Magazine with "The Lighter Side of..."
• Like some film scientists
• ___ Hatter (tea party attendee)
• Angry or insane
• Alfred E. Newman's magazine
• Like some scientists, in films
• Queen "I'm Going Slightly ___"
• Gary Jules "___ World"
• What Queen was "Going Slightly"
• Foolish
• Mother stands up, fuming
• Figure modern times to be just crazy
• Keen to take mum to the capital of Denmark
• Many an advert seems crazy!
• Mother turns cross
• Nuts from 1,012 years ago
• To blow up a dam could be much too risky
• See 11
• Almost made angry
• Furious, the horse reared
• Magazine with a foldable back cover
• Rubbed the wrong way
• Needing to be committed?
• Crazy about mother
• Dam's reversal?
• Honked off
• Like Don Quixote
• Magazine famous for its fold-in
• Disordered, having been created short
• Wild about mother!
• * Return of still barrier separately included
• Satiric magazine since 1952
• Angered
• Mother brought back crackers
• In a red state?
• It's senseless to put back the barrier
• Senseless, foolish
• Infuriated
• To get mother up would be absurd
• "The Lighter Side of..." magazine
• Alfred E. Neuman magazine
• Mentally unbalanced
• Like Ophelia, ultimately
• Cross mother up
• Furious mother and daughter
• Very keen to be master over many
• Like Carroll's Hatter
• Word that appears four times in a 1963 film title
• Bananas mean a lot to mum
• "Are you ___?"
• Mother is upset and angry
• Roused to anger
• Enthusiastic
• Made no end angry!
• Like Lear, ultimately
• Many a sad ending is nonsensical
• Like a fictional hatter
• 1952-2019 humor magazine
• Like the emoticon >:-<
• Rabid
• In your feelings, perhaps
• Hulking out
• Boiling or fuming
• Its first cover identified it as &ldquo;Humor in a Jugular Vein&rdquo;
• Angry, informally
• Word before dog or dash
• Balmy
• Cross
• Magazine with a satirical "fold-in" back cover
• Getting cross is really foolish
• What Hamlet is thought to be, or not to be
• Wild
• More than enthusiastic
• A word about Max
• Much more than miffed
• In a dither
• Mother got up furious
• Senseless
• Plenty steamed
• Choleric
• Former humor magazine
• It began as a comic book with the tagline "Humor in a jugular vein"
• Magazine with "The Lighter Side of..." features
• Ready to throw a fit
• Like this emoticon >:-(
• "why some people be ___ at me sometimes" (Lucille Clifton poem)
• "I'm not ___, I'm just disappointed"
• Outraged
• Highly irate
• Very, informally
• Angry with mother - but to a good end
• Ready to blow
• The servant I dismissed is furious
• Publication credited to the “Usual Gang of Idiots”
• Furious when barrier's lifted
• Like a wet hen?
• ___ Hatter from "Alice in Wonderland"
• Really angry
• Insane, not angry
• "___ woman" (Taylor Swift song)
• "___ Love"
• "I Ain't ___ at Cha" (1996 2Pac hit)
• "We're all ___ here. I'm ___. You're ___": Cheshire Cat
• More than a little annoyed
• Crazy part in that Mozart movie
• Up in arms
• Like a hatter in a famous tale
• Wrathful
• Like some scientists and dashes
• "___ Max"
• Crackpot
• Worked up, say
• Crazy (about)
• Far from joyful