"Herman, You Were a Much Stronger Man on Our First Honeymoon"

In 1983, Andrews McMeel released this single-issue comic, a one-off gag strip collection built around a recurring punchline about a husband whose memory of his own strength doesn't match reality. Its title—a line of dialogue from a wife to her husband—sets the tone for a series of domestic, observational humor panels. While no specific creator is named in the available facts, the book stands as a quirky, self-contained artifact of early-80s newspaper-style cartooning. It matters as a curious footnote in the era's humor landscape, a single, complete joke rather than an ongoing strip.