National Lampoon Magazine #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "An Angry American Fights Back!", a heated moment on a public transit ride takes a sharp turn when a man's bigotry is quietly challenged by the presence of two women—one white, one Black—seated beside him. The story unfolds through stark, unflinching photos that capture the tension with quiet precision, offering a pointed, satirical snapshot of racial dynamics in 1973. The visual storytelling, credited to unknown photographers, delivers its message with unvarnished realism.
In a single, sharp moment of absurdity from *National Lampoon Magazine* #37, a man’s ranting bigotry takes a sudden, ironic turn when a plain white woman sits beside him—only to shift gears completely when a striking Black woman takes the seat next to him. The story’s quiet punch relies entirely on the shift in tone and the power of a glance, all captured in stark, photo-based art.
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Reprinted in Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem #33 (1981)
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