Peace Out, Dawg!

(2002)

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Indexer Notes

Inside front cover

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foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 4 pages (report information)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Peace Out, Dawg!

Indexer Notes

Half-title page; list of available books; title page; front matter

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text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

George W. Bush

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

All in all, it's been a fabulous year for Laura and me.

Keywords

President

Indexer Notes

Quote from Bush, looking back on 2001.

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Doonesbury / comic story / 136 pages (report information)

Script

Garry Trudeau (signed)

Pencils

Garry Trudeau (signed)

Inks

Don Carlton (uncredited, see notes)

Colors

George Corsillo (uncredited, see notes); ?

Letters

Don Carlton (uncredited, see notes)

Genre

humor

Characters

Mike Doonesbury; Alex Doonesbury; Kim Doonesbury; J.J.; Zeke; Duke; B.D.; Boopsie; Zonker; Mark; Phil Slackmeyer; Jim Andrews; Reverend Scott Sloan; Jeff Redfern; Havoc; Roland Hedley; George W. Bush

Synopsis

Notable story arcs include: Alex goes to computer camp; J.J. gets a MacArthur genius grant; Bush blows off treaties; Mike’s business buys the assets of distressed businesses; September 11 shatters everyone; Mark’s father has a heart attack; America invades Afghanistan; Jim Andrews flees the country; Jeff interns with the C.I.A.

Reprints

• in Doonesbury: The War Years (Random House, 2006 series) #[nn] (2006)
• from Doonesbury dailies and Sundays (Universal Press Syndicate) 2001-05-28 - 2002-06-29 [Some strips missing... Sundays in color]

Keywords

9-11; Afghanistan; atrocity; C.I.A.; capitalist; computer; e-commerce; New York City; newspaper comic strip; President; Seattle; September 11; terrorism; War on Terror; World Trade Center

Indexer Notes

Garry Trudeau was assisted by inker Don Carlton (Alter 1990, 66). Carlton’s association with Trudeau began in the early 1970s, and his responsibilities grew to include lettering of the strip. The association endured for decades (Walker 2010, 30–31).

In 2001, George Corsillo became the regular colorist of Doonesbury Sunday strips. One of Corsillo’s first strips included a depiction of the wreckage of the World Trade Center following the attacks of September 11, 2001 (Walker 2010, 183); that strip is reprinted in this volume. GCD’s credits reflect that this volume appears to include both Sundays colored prior to Corsillo’s involvement, and Sundays colored by Corsillo.

Shameless greedhead capitalist Jim Andrews was based on the Jim Andrews of Trudeau's publisher, Andrews McMeel.
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References:

Alter, Jonathan. 1990. “Real Life with Garry Trudeau.” Newsweek, October 15. Microfilm.

Walker, Brian. 2010. Doonesbury and the Art of G. B. Trudeau. New Haven: Yale University Press.

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