National Lampoon Magazine — October 1976 (The Funny Pages Issue)

The October 1976 "Funny Pages Issue" of National Lampoon is designed from cover to cover as a comic book — and the cover delivers: a Superman-style caped hero, seen from behind in red and blue, reading Miranda rights to a gang of criminals mid-heist. Bricks flying, guns drawn, a woman in distress, a stack of cash on the table. The speech bubble: "You have a right to remain silent. Any statement you do make may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to have an…"

It's a perfect piece of superhero satire — the Man of Steel reduced to a beat cop reciting procedure while chaos unfolds around him. The Lampoon treating the comic book form with the same irreverence it brought to everything else.

A strong crossover issue for both National Lampoon collectors and comics enthusiasts. Bagged and boarded, solid condition. Sold as-is.

• National Lampoon, October 1976
• "The Humor Magazine" — $1.00 cover price
• Full comic book format issue
• Bagged and boarded
• Vintage collectible magazine, sold as-is