This Doonesbury collection features some strips from 1975-1978. Ongoing storylines include Duke's stints as governor of American Samoa and U.S. ambassador to China, adoptee Kim's new life in America, bicentennial recollections of minuteman Nate Harris, Ginny's congressional campaign, as well as various jabs at the Ford and Carter administrations. Having read biographies of both Presidents in the past year, I could better appreciate the political jokes. It makes me wonder if I should move on to the next Doonesbury collection I have or wait until after I read a biography of Ronald Reagan.
--J. ( )

Best editorial cartoon ever. ( )

Best editorial cartoon ever. ( )

The cartoons here that were published in the aftermath of the Vietnam War are the most memorable to me. Especially the reeducation camp.... ( )

I spent hours as a kid poring over my stepdad's collection of skinny single-edition Doonesbury collections, and this anthology of strips from the mid-1970s takes me right back to afternoons spent lolling on the floor at the base of his glass-fronted barrister's bookcase, reading Doonesbury over and over and over. ( )