Mad #505
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fundalini Pages," Dorothy finds herself swept from the struggling streets of Detroit to the surreal, illogical realm of Punditland, where reality bends and nothing adds up. Joined by the Unfair-Crow, the Spin Man, and a lion, she journeys to confront the Wizard—only to discover he’s just another hollow politician with no real power to change anything. Written by Desmond Devlin and illustrated by Tom Richmond, with a cover by Mark Fredrickson, this issue blends biting satire with a dreamlike, off-kilter tone.
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Dorothy is lamenting the bad economy in the wasteland of Detroit, MI and is magically transported to Punditland, where nothing makes sense. Dorothy, the Unfair-Crow, the Spin Man, and lion travel to see the Wizard, who turns out to be just another "cheap backroom politician" who cannot save any of them.
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