Cable TV

Bill Maus’s Cable TV (1993) is a single-issue, self-contained parody comic that lampoons the burgeoning world of cable television and its endless channels. Published as a one-shot from an independent press, the book showcases Maus’s full creative control as both writer and artist. Its enduring cult status stems from its sharp, pre-internet satire of media overload, making it a time capsule of early-90s pop culture critique.