Buck Wild Doonesbury (A Doonesbury Book) #[nn]

Jan 1999 · Andrews McMeel · 14.95 USD 22.95 CAD

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This collection gathers a selection of Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury strips from the late 1990s, continuing the sharp political and social satire the series is known for. The volume features the ongoing adventures of the cast, including Mike Doonesbury, B.D., and others, as they navigate contemporary issues of the era. Published by Andrews McMeel, it's part of the Buck Wild Doonesbury series of paperback compilations.

In this 1999 collection of Doonesbury strips, Duke grapples with selling his house while the Barbara Anne Boopstein Film Festival brings unexpected attention, and a surprising inheritance reshapes lives—Alice inherits Lacey’s fortune, and she and Elmont begin searching for new housing. Meanwhile, Zipper starts college, Duke plots Jesse Ventura’s inaugural gala, and Phred attempts to book Jimmy Thudpucker, all against the backdrop of the Starr Report’s cultural ripple. G. B. Trudeau’s sharp, satirical storytelling is brought to life with his own art, aided by Don Carlton’s inks and Garry Trudeau’s color work, while the cover by G. B. Trudeau, Garry Trudeau, and Don Carlton captures the era’s political and personal chaos.