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National Lampoon Magazine#72

National Lampoon Magazine #72

Jul 1984 · Twenty First Century / Heavy Metal / National Lampoon · 2.00 USD
“The Big Show”

In "The Big Show," Bill Griffith's surreal humor takes a sharp turn into political satire as Zippy is invited to the White House by Ronald Reagan, who offers him the vice-presidential slot—only for Zippy’s manager to have other plans. With Griffith handling every aspect of the art, inking, and lettering, the story unfolds in his signature offbeat style, blending absurdity with a wink at the era’s political landscape.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Bill Griffith

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Ronald Reagan invites Zippy to the White House and offers him the Vice-President position for the upcoming election. But Zippy's manager decides that Zippy should run for President instead.

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