Planet Doonesbury (A Doonesbury Book) #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers a series of Doonesbury strips from the mid-1990s, focusing on the evolving political and social landscape of the era. Garry Trudeau's sharp satire explores themes like media culture, environmental issues, and the absurdities of American life through his iconic cast of characters. The volume captures the strip's signature blend of humor and commentary during a period of significant change.
In this sharp, satirical collection from 1997, G. B. Trudeau delivers a biting look at American life through a series of interconnected strips that skewer politics, pop culture, and personal crises. From Mike navigating layoffs at a tech firm to B.D. confronting his past in Vietnam, and Joanie facing an awkward moment with Scot, the stories blend humor and heart with Trudeau’s signature wit. The full-color, cover by G. B. Trudeau and Don Carlton captures the era’s absurdity with precision.
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