Harvey Kurtzman was an influential American cartoonist, writer, and editor, best known for his work in the comic book industry during the mid-20th century. He co-founded the iconic magazine Mad, which became famous for its satirical humor and parodies of popular culture. Kurtzman's innovative storytelling and artistic style helped shape the landscape of comic art. In addition to Mad, Kurtzman created several other notable publications, including Trump and Help!. His contributions to the field earned him recognition as a pioneer in comic satire, influencing generations of artists and writers. Kurtzman's legacy continues to be celebrated in the world of comics and humor.