Mad #325
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When the Beavis & Butt-head Phenomenon Spreads Into Politics," writer Jonathan Bresman and artist Mort Drucker explore a delightfully absurd alternate reality where the cultural impact of Beavis and Butt-head reaches the highest levels of government, all rendered with Mort Drucker’s sharp, satirical flair. The story unfolds through the diary of Doris Feldstein of Brooklyn, whose life takes a surreal turn when she and her husband Hyman discover a rocket ship carrying an infant Superman—whom they adopt and raise as Herman Feldstein, M.D. Cover by Sam Viviano captures the comic’s anarchic spirit with its bold, exaggerated style.
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Diary entries of Doris Feldstein of Brooklyn, who with her husband Hyman discovered the rocket ship bearing the infant Superman, whom they adopt and name Herman. Superman is discovered, undergoes circumcision, enters Hebrew school, and opens his radiology practice as Herman Feldstein, M.D.
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