>"The face first came to my attention when I was doing the comic book Mad for publisher William Gaines in the middle fifties... We were working with Ballantine paperback books on the first of a series of Mad reprint collections... I noticed on the Ballantine Book bulletin board a postcard with this face... The face was not unfamiliar. I associated it with the funny‐picture postcards in Times Square penny arcades and tourist traps, this one with the caption “What, Me Worry?” under the bumpkin portrait... So I pocketed the card and rushed back to the workshop where I inserted the “What, Me Worry?” face on and in subsequent issues of Mad Magazine. So, Alfred E. Newman was someone else's intellectual property, which this Jew, Kertzman, stole and took over. Not something you would normally want to brag about.