Duke 2000: Whatever It Takes (A Doonesbury Book) #[nn]

In Duke 2000: Whatever It Takes, G. B. Trudeau delivers a sharp, satirical snapshot of a nation in political flux, where Duke’s presidential run collides with real-world chaos—Jeff starts college, Joanie and Rick fret over him, and Al Gore, Donald Trump, and George W. Bush all enter the race, with the latter stumbling through speeches that leave him looking absurd. Amid the political circus, Mark and Chase tie the knot mid-flight, Roland reports from the web, and Duke’s personal struggles take a dark turn—his choices, like the fate of Microsoft’s clash with Mikim, echo in ways that feel both absurd and eerily prescient. The story unfolds with Trudeau’s signature wit, rendered in bold, expressive art by G. B. Trudeau and Garry Trudeau, with inks by Don Carlton and lettering by the same, all wrapped in a cover by G. B. Trudeau and Garry Trudeau, capturing the era’s electric unease.