National Lampoon Magazine #70
In "P. T. 69: The Adventures of Ted Kennedy in World War II," a wistful Ted Kennedy recounts his unlikely journey as a young man during World War II, driven by the mystery of his brother Jack’s disappearance. With the family fortune, he commissions a boat and assembles an all-female crew to search the Pacific, blending personal grief with daring adventure. Written by Sean Kelly and illustrated by Kevin Nowlan, with inks by Nowlan, this satirical tale captures a surreal, nostalgic twist on history, all wrapped in a striking cover by Kevin Nowlan.
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Ted Kennedy reminisces about being sent to the Pacific in World War II as a youngster when his brother Jack is listed as missing. He uses the family fortune to buy a boat and outfits it with an all-girl crew to try to find his brother.
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