The art of Jack Davis has been a fixture in American publications and advertising for more than sixty years. His distinctive style of cartooning is immediately recognizable to millions as "that guy from Mad Magazine."

Before becoming one of the original "usual gang of idiots" at the groundbreaking humor magazine, Jack's artwork had earlier been one of the foundations of EC Comics, the famous (and infamous) prolific publisher of horror comics that was at the epicenter of the comic book scandals of the 1950s. With Congressional hearings turning a spotlight onto lurid and sensationalistic comic books, Jack's career might have been at an end. In fact, it was only just beginning. Mad turned out be a springboard for Jack into magazine illustration and advertising art.

Nowhere Productions' forthcoming documentary examines the work and impact of one of cartooning's most beloved figures. Through interviews with the artist and his colleagues, the effect that Jack Davis has had on generations of American and international cartoonists will be seen with stunning clarity.