National Lampoon Magazine #45
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Trogo" is a bold, surreal comic strip from 1973 that pushes boundaries with its absurdist humor and provocative imagery, all crafted by Ed Subitzky in every role—writing, art, inking, and lettering. The cover, by Dick Frank, matches the story’s audacious tone, promising a shockingly dense dose of adult-oriented satire.
A grotesque parade of misfits converges in a surreal, satirical fever dream—where an ax-murderer, a ladybug fetishist, a stripper, and the mother of a male prostitute collide in a story so wildly absurd it defies taste. Published in 1973, this razor-edged comic strip from National Lampoon Magazine #45 thrives on shock and absurdity, pushing the limits of taboo with a tone that’s equal parts grotesque and hilariously deadpan.
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Reprinted in One Year Affair #[nn] (1976), Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem #12 (1978), Schwermetall #5 (1980)
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