(1980)

Published in English (United States) United States
 
Price
3.95 USD; 4.95 CAD
Pages
132
On-sale Date
1980
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Brand
An Owl Book
ISBN
0-03-049191-6 Search at WorldCat
Editing
Don Hutter (uncredited, see notes)
Color
Color cover; Black and White interior
Dimensions
6⅛” × 8¼”
Binding
Squarebound Paperpack; trade paperback
Publishing Format
Collected Edition

Issue Notes

Reprints 124 daily newspaper comics strips originally published between June 18th and December 28th 1979.

First printing 1980.

List of “Doonesbury books by G. B. Trudeau” ends with And That’s My Final Offer! List of “In Large Format” books ends with Doonesbury’s Greatest Hits.

Story continues from A Tad Overweight, but Violet Eyes to Die For (A Doonesbury Book) (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1980 series). Story continues in He’s Never Heard of You, Either (A Doonesbury Book)(Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1981 series).

Garry Trudeau’s original editor at Holt, circa 1972, was Don Hutter (Walker 2010, 128). And Trudeau’s editor in 1981 was Hutter (Walker 2010, 95), until Hutter left the position (New York Times 1981). GCD’s editing credit reflects the assumption that Hutter was Trudeau’s editor at Holt continuously between 1972 and 1981.
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Reference:

New York Times. 1981. “New Editor at Simon & Schuster.” May 2.

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

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Doonesbury / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Garry Trudeau
Inks
Don Carlton (uncredited)
Colors
?

Genre
humor
Characters
Uncle Duke

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Doonesbury / comic story / 124 pages (report information)

Script
Garry Trudeau (signed)
Pencils
Garry Trudeau (signed)
Inks
Don Carlton (uncredited, see note)
Letters
Don Carlton (uncredited, see note)

Genre
humor
Characters
Uncle Duke; Jim Andrews; Zeke Brenner (first appearance in a Doonesbury collection); Joanie Caucus; Rick Redfern; Mark Slackmeyer; Roland Burton Hedley, Jr.; J.J. Caucus [Joan Caucus, Jr.] (first appearance in a Doonesbury collection); Honey Huan; B.D.; Barney Perkins; Weinburger; Mike Doonesbury; Zonker Harris; Kirby; Nichole (cameo); Bernie (cameo); Dr. Dan Asher (cameo)
Synopsis
Duke is recruited by Jim Andrews of Universal Petroleum to perform a payoff in Iran, but is captured, tried and sentenced to death by firing squad. Zonker contends with Zeke over Duke’s estate. Rick is interviewed for a new book by David Halberstam. Joanie is reunited with her daughter, J. J., who starts college at Georgetown University and dorms with Honey. The gang close out the ’70s with an end of the decade party.
Reprints
  • from Doonesbury (Universal Press Syndicate) 1979-06-18 - 1979-12-28

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).
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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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