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"But the Pension Fund Was Just Sitting There" (A Doonesbury Book) #[nn]

Mar 1979 · Henry Holt and Co. · 2.95 USD

A Doonesbury Book collects a series of sharp, satirical strips from 1979, spotlighting Gary Trudeau’s signature blend of political wit and character-driven humor. In one standout arc, Uncle Duke takes over the Washington Redskins and drafts the flamboyant "Lava Lava" Lenny, while Phred lands an unexpected role as Vietnam’s UN Ambassador—just as Mark dives into the House Ethics Committee’s probe into Koreagate. With Trudeau both writing and drawing, the book captures a moment of American absurdity with precision and flair.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Gary Trudeau

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Gary Trudeau

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Uncle Duke becomes manager of the Washington Redskins and drafts "Lava Lava" Lenny; Dr. Henry Kissinger's students protest his speaking at a dinner for the wife of the Shah of Iran; Phred becomes Vietnam's United Nations Ambassador; Mark interviews Lacey about the House Ethics Committee investigation into Koreagate

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