Mad's Dave Berg Looks at Things #T5070
In "Home Is Where the Hand Is," Dave Berg’s signature wit shines as a father and son browse a car lot, their differing views on modern conveniences turning a simple shopping trip into a quietly hilarious commentary on progress and practicality. With every gleaming feature the boy admires, the father sees only another potential repair job—rendered in Berg’s crisp, deadpan style, both in story and on the cover by the artist himself.
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A man and his son are shopping for a new car, and while the boy sees all the optional gadgets as status symbols, his father only sees them as more things to repair.
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