Ronald Rump the Poor Little Rich Brat #2
In "Ronald Rump Is So Amazing and Rich (Very)," Ronald Rump journeys to a future where Earth offers free medical cures and even his Merry-Go-Lago theme park runs at no cost—only Mars still charges for air. Written and illustrated entirely by Peter Wolf, this self-contained adventure follows Ronald’s year-long vacation in a world of free luxuries before he returns to a present where the T-Rump Plague has been cured, the economy collapsed, and millionaires are now taxed to fix it. With his parents demanding a spanking and Ronald demanding a recount, the issue balances absurd satire with a surprisingly grounded take on wealth and responsibility—all in a single, boldly drawn package, with cover art by Peter Wolf.
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Ronald arrives in the future and discovers all medical cures are free. Ronald learns that money is only needed on Mars, where even air costs money, but on Earth everything is free, including his Merry-Go-Lago theme park. Ronald spends a year enjoying the rides at his theme park before returning back to the present with the T-Rump Plague cure. When he arrives home, his parents tell him scientists cured the T-Rump Plague while he was gone, but the economy collapsed and was only solved by making millionaires pay taxes. Ronald's parents vote he needs to be spanked, while Ronald demands a recount.
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