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Loading... Death of a Party Animal (original 1986; edition 1986)by G. B. Trudeau (Author)
Work InformationDeath of a Party Animal by Garry Trudeau (1986)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Doonesbury's dry political humor is somewhat an acquired taste, one that I often struggle to acquire myself. However, fans of Hunter S. Thompson are more than aware of his being the inspiration behind his thinly-disguised (if at all) appearance in Doonesbury as Uncle Duke. This is a collection of some of the comic strips featuring this character, and all I can really say about it is that if you like Hunter S, Thompson, you'll probably enjoy some of the strips in this collection. That is all. ( ) Introduces Trip Tripler as Sal's (Mike's brother) first college roommate. Mike and J.J. find a dilapidated apartment with a dope den in the same building. Zonker wins a $23 million lottery. The gang gets together at Walden Commune to say goodbye to it as Mike and J.J. depart. J.J. gets a gig doing the restrooms at a club opening, and Trip Tripler joins Navy ROTC. Duke is discovered apparently dead, but it is found that he has been changed into a zombie and spirited away. Rev. Scot Sloan takes over Walden. no reviews | add a review
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"In this "Doonesbury" collection, Zonker wins twenty-three million dollars, J.J. scores a coup in the fast-moving art scene with a commission to do the johns in a rock club, and Uncle Duke is sold into slavery." -- Amazon.com No library descriptions found. |
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