Further Down on Maggie's Farm

Published by Penguin in 1982, Further Down on Maggie's Farm is a single-issue comic that stands as a pointed satirical response to the political climate of its era. Rooted in the creative energy of the underground comix movement, this short-lived series uses its title to evoke both the song by Bob Dylan and the tenure of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, offering a sharp, humorous critique of the day's social and economic policies. While it never expanded beyond its debut, the issue remains a notable artifact of early-1980s countercultural commentary in comics form.