National Lampoon Magazine #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Those Fabulous Bunnies," writer Preiss and artist Chaykin (with inks by Chaykin) deliver a sharp, surreal thriller where Nick and Nicky infiltrate the Du Pont Chemical Building to recover "plan #386 bn" and rescue Jilly Faff’s mother, who’s been taken to a high-security vault. The story unfolds with a blend of deadpan humor and tense espionage, all rendered in Chaykin’s distinctive, hyper-detailed style.
In a deadpan parody of pulp detective tales, Jo finds herself caught in a bizarre kidnapping plot when her mother vanishes into the vault of the Du Pont Chemical Building. Assigned to the case with his partner Nicky, Nick must infiltrate the building and retrieve "plan #386 bn"—a mysterious document that might just be the key to the rescue.
In this witty 1975 National Lampoon gem, Tony Hendra and Gerald Sussman deliver three sharp, silent satire strips that contrast absurd workplace blunders with unexpectedly effective solutions—each page splitting a trio of office mishaps into "The Wrong Approach" and "The Right Approach," all told through exaggerated pantomime. Without a single word, the humor lands with precision, turning corporate fumbles into timeless visual gags.
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Reprinted in D.O.A. #1 (1976), One Year Affair #[nn] (1976), Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem #27 (1980), Schwermetall #32 (1982), Jim Osborne: The Black Prince of the Underground #[nn] (2018)
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