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National Lampoon Magazine#7/1985

National Lampoon Magazine #7/1985

Jul 1985 · Twenty First Century / Heavy Metal / National Lampoon · 2.00 USD
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"Joe's First Job Interview" is a quietly unsettling short story from the 1985 issue of National Lampoon Magazine, written and illustrated by John Jonik, whose distinctive art brings a surreal edge to a seemingly simple bedtime scene. A young boy, clutching his teddy bear, finds something unexpected inside—only to be drawn into a moment of quiet, strange intimacy that lingers long after the lights go out. The cover by John Jonik adds a layer of dry, deadpan humor to the whole unsettling vignette.

Contains 6 stories
Joe's First Job Interview
0.25 pp · Humor
Script ? [as M. Jacobs]Pencils ? [as M. Jacobs]Inks ? [as M. Jacobs]
Youth Is Scary
3 pp
Untitled story
2 pp
MauriceFoamy (dog)
Ageless Love
6 pp · Romance, Satire-Parody
The Origin of the Titman
6 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
Carnegie MelonHoney MelonTitman [Buster Melon]BobbinKenny Flaccid (cameo)
Bedtime Companion
0.4 pp · Humor

In "Bedtime Companion," a young boy tucks himself in with his favorite teddy bear—only to discover a surprising secret hidden inside. When his mother leaves the room, he pulls out a doll of a nude woman, sparking a quiet, offbeat moment of childhood curiosity.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker John Jonik

Reprints

Reprinted in USA magazine #38 (1989), USA magazine hors-série #2

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