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Alfred E. Neuman is the fictitious mascot and cover boy of the American humor magazine Mad. The character's distinct smiling face, parted red hair, gap-tooth smile, freckles, protruding nose, and scrawny body, first emerged in U.S. iconography decades prior to his association with the magazine, appearing in late nineteenth-century advertisements for painless dentistry – the origin of his "What, me worry?" motto. However, he first appeared in advertisements for an 1894 play, called "The New Boy", which portrayed a variation of him with the quote, "What's the good of anything? – Nothing!". He also appeared in the early 1930s, on a presidential campaign postcard with the caption "Sure I'm for Roosevelt". The magazine's editor Harvey Kurtzman claimed the character in 1954, and he was named "Al

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rdfs:label	Alfred E. Neuman (ca) Alfred E. Neumann (de) Alfred E. Neuman (en) Alfred E. Neuman (es) アルフレッド・E・ニューマン (ja) Alfred E. Neuman (nl) Alfred E. Neuman (pt) Alfred E. Neuman (sv)
rdfs:comment	Alfred E. Neuman és el nom de la mascota de la revista MAD, dels Estats Units, que ha esdevingut una icona popular. Representa la cara d'un vailet entremaliat somrient. Influït pel grafisme de The Yellow Kid, el noi ha anat actualitzant els seus trets per modernitzar-se amb el pas del temps i també ha aparegut disfressat en diverses ocasions, des de la seva primera aparició el 1954. S'ha editat un joc de taula amb la seva cara, definit com un anti-Monopoly on l'objectiu és perdre tots els diners. Igualment ha servit de caricatura política de George W. Bush i ha aparegut en sèries de televisió, còmics i diàlegs entre famosos. (ca) Alfred E. Neumann (auf Englisch Alfred E. Neuman) ist Maskottchen und Titelheld der Satirezeitschrift MAD. Die fiktive Figur gab es allerdings schon, bevor MAD sie 1954 für sich reklamierte. Dargestellt wird Alfred E. Neumann als Straßenjunge mit rotem Haar, abstehenden Ohren, Sommersprossen und breitem Grinsen, das seine Zahnlücke(n) enthüllt. Die Figur gilt als Symbol für grenzenlose Dummheit und Naivität. (de) アルフレッド・E・ニューマン（Alfred E. Neuman）は、アメリカ合衆国の風刺雑誌『MAD』のマスコット・キャラクター。やぶにらみで前歯の欠けた、まるで縁日のお面のような顔をしている少年。実際にお面として広告パロディのジョークにされたこともある。ドナルド・トランプ大統領は、ニューマンを2020年大統領選挙に民主党から出馬表明したピート・ブティジェッジになぞらえており、2019年5月にブティジェッジのことを指して「ニューマンは大統領になることができない」と発言したことがある。 (ja) Alfred E. Neuman é o nome adotado para a personagem símbolo da revista norte-americana Mad, cuja figura irreverente e sarcástica ilustrava as capas e muitas das histórias naquela contidas. (pt) Alfred E. Neuman är en fiktiv tecknad person. Han lanserades 1955 som fast omslagsfigur på den amerikanska humortidningen Mad Magazine, efter att tidigare ha synts på omslaget till en samlingsvolym med återtryckt äldre material ur tidningen hösten innan. Därefter har han varit dess och dess internationella systertidningars (inklusive Svenska Mads) "maskot". (sv) Alfred E. Neuman is the fictitious mascot and cover boy of the American humor magazine Mad. The character's distinct smiling face, parted red hair, gap-tooth smile, freckles, protruding nose, and scrawny body, first emerged in U.S. iconography decades prior to his association with the magazine, appearing in late nineteenth-century advertisements for painless dentistry – the origin of his "What, me worry?" motto. However, he first appeared in advertisements for an 1894 play, called "The New Boy", which portrayed a variation of him with the quote, "What's the good of anything? – Nothing!". He also appeared in the early 1930s, on a presidential campaign postcard with the caption "Sure I'm for Roosevelt". The magazine's editor Harvey Kurtzman claimed the character in 1954, and he was named "Al (en) Alfred E. Neuman es el nombre de la mascota ficticia de la portada de la revista de humor estadounidense MAD. El rostro distintivo del personaje, con su cabello rojo peinado casi a la mitad, su sonrisa con espacios entre los dientes, pecas, nariz protuberante y cuerpo escuálido, en realidad había estado apareciendo en la iconografía estadounidense durante décadas antes de que fuera asociado con la revista, apareciendo en anuncios publicitarios de principios del siglo XX sobre odontología indolora, de donde proviene su lema "What, me worry?" ("¿Qué, preocupado yo?"). También apareció a principios de la década de 1930 en una postal durante las campañas presidenciales con la frase "Sure I'm for Roosevelt" ("Claro que estoy con Roosevelt"). El editor de la revista, Harvey Kurtzman, decidió inc (es) Alfred E. Neuman is de fictieve mascotte en het gezicht van het Amerikaanse satirische tijdschrift MAD. Met zijn flaporen, kenmerkende, zorgeloze glimlach met ontbrekende voortand en zijn rode haar zwerft hij al minstens sinds de jaren 20 door de Amerikaanse iconografie. Zo verscheen hij in advertenties voor pijnloze tandheelkunde (Me Worry?) en in de vroege jaren dertig op een postkaart voor de verkiezingscampagne van Roosevelt. (nl)
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