National Lampoon Magazine #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Heil Love!", two down-on-their-luck tramps, Mr. Duck and Weevil, strike up a conversation with a wide-eyed young man eager to embrace the life of a vagabond—only to learn the hard way that hopping a moving freight train isn’t the easy escape he imagined. Written and illustrated by Bobby London in his singular, deadpan style, this satirical gem from National Lampoon Magazine #59 (1975) captures the absurdity of youthful idealism with sharp wit and dry humor. The cover, by Neil Selkirk, perfectly sets the tone with its offbeat, surreal energy.
In a brief, deadpan moment from *National Lampoon Magazine* #59, two weary tramps—Mr. Duck and Weevil—lounge by the tracks, their lives a rhythm of drift and dust. When a wide-eyed young man arrives, eager to hitch a ride on a passing freight train and embrace the open road, the story unfolds with a quiet, ironic punch.
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Reprinted in Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem #20 (1979), Schwermetall #12 (1981), Tung metall #4/1987 (16) (1987)
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