How Come I'm Always Luigi? A FoxTrot Collection #[nn]
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This 2006 collection from Andrews McMeel gathers a selection of Bill Amend's popular FoxTrot newspaper strips, focusing on the humorous misadventures of the Fox family—particularly the long-suffering middle child, Jason, whose schemes and obsessions often leave him feeling like the Luigi of any situation. The volume captures the strip's trademark blend of geek culture references, sibling rivalry, and everyday family chaos from a specific period in the comic's run.
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