National Lampoon Magazine #4/1985
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Hunchbacks as Camel" is a delightfully absurd four-cartoon showcase from the 1985 National Lampoon Magazine, written, drawn, and inked by Hoviv. With a surreal blend of whimsy and cheek, it features a man on a flying carpet dodging an airliner, a beachgoer shielding himself from a passing plane, an ocean-crossing airplane rowed by oars, and a stewardess misreading the thoughts of passengers—each strip a sharp, funny twist on mundane moments gone gloriously strange.
In a quiet moment after polishing the boardroom—its walls lined with portraits of past executives—the janitor slips into his supply room, where a different kind of legacy hangs: large paintings of former janitors, each one a silent tribute to the unseen hands that kept the place running.
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