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CONDITION NOTE: This magazine has heavy wear from age and reading. Inspect photos closely for condition details. There are tears on the front cover and wear throughout. It is sold as a reader only, and is in low grade condition.
This is the June 1977 issue of Sick magazine, a classic humor and satire publication. The iconic cover features a child on a skateboard at the White House door, with President Carter peering out and asking, "Can Amy come out and play?" This cover art is a direct parody referencing President Jimmy Carter and his daughter, Amy Carter, and captures the spirit of 1970s pop culture and politics.
The cover prominently advertises several parodies of popular television shows and figures of the era, including "WE'VE MADE AN ISSUE OF... SCARSKY & CRUTCH," a take on Starsky & Hutch; "PRESIDENT KRUDDER," a humorous jab at President Carter; "MARY HEARTBURN," a spoof of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman; and "CHARLE'S ANGLES," a parody of Charlie's Angels. This vintage magazine offers a unique look into the satirical humor and cultural references of the late 1970s.
This listing includes one (1) individual magazine. It is a newsstand copy featuring a variety of comic strips and articles typical of a humor periodical.
This is the June 1977 issue of Sick magazine, a classic humor and satire publication. The iconic cover features a child on a skateboard at the White House door, with President Carter peering out and asking, "Can Amy come out and play?" This cover art is a direct parody referencing President Jimmy Carter and his daughter, Amy Carter, and captures the spirit of 1970s pop culture and politics.
The cover prominently advertises several parodies of popular television shows and figures of the era, including "WE'VE MADE AN ISSUE OF... SCARSKY & CRUTCH," a take on Starsky & Hutch; "PRESIDENT KRUDDER," a humorous jab at President Carter; "MARY HEARTBURN," a spoof of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman; and "CHARLE'S ANGLES," a parody of Charlie's Angels. This vintage magazine offers a unique look into the satirical humor and cultural references of the late 1970s.
This listing includes one (1) individual magazine. It is a newsstand copy featuring a variety of comic strips and articles typical of a humor periodical.