Yuge!: 30 Years of Doonesbury on Trump #[nn]
In "1980s," Garry Trudeau delivers a sharp, satirical snapshot of Trump’s early image-building, where the real estate mogul leans into his self-styled persona as a sexual icon. Duke enlists Boopsie to pose as his companion, sparking reactions from Earl’s fascination, Honey’s quiet sabotage, and Zonker’s dubious enrollment in the fledgling Trump University—all drawn with Trudeau’s signature wit and precision, inks by Don Carlton and colors by George Corsillo. The cover, penciled by Trudeau and inked by Todd Pound, captures the era’s glossy excess.
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Trump needs to pump up his self-proclaimed image as a sexual star; Duke hires Boopsie to play his companion; Earl is enthralled with Boopsie; Honey tries to undermine Boopsie; Zonker enrolls in the scam Trump University.
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