The Way Out Wizard Of Id
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Step into the gloriously chaotic kingdom of Id, where the bumbling, bespectacled Wizard reigns supreme in magical incompetence — and The Way Out Wizard of Id presents over 250 hilarious hi-jinks from one of the most beloved comic strips in syndication history. Created by the legendary duo Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, this madcap collection chronicles the Wizard's medieval misadventures alongside a cast of wonderfully absurd characters, including the tyrannical King, the long-suffering Spook, and the eternally hapless knights of Id's crumbling realm. Parker and Hart's genius lies in their razor-sharp wit and deceptively simple line art, which transforms the trappings of medieval fantasy into a relentless vehicle for satirical comedy and slapstick brilliance. First launched in 1964, The Wizard of Id strip became a cultural institution, skewering politics, power, and the human condition with a lightness of touch that belies its sophisticated undertones. This collection is an irresistible treasury for fans of classic newspaper comic artistry — and a reminder that the best punchlines are always just one botched spell away.
Author: Parker & Hart
Format: Paperback
Genre: Cartoons & comic strips
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Step into the gloriously chaotic kingdom of Id, where the bumbling, bespectacled Wizard reigns supreme in magical incompetence — and The Way Out Wizard of Id presents over 250 hilarious hi-jinks from one of the most beloved comic strips in syndication history. Created by the legendary duo Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, this madcap collection chronicles the Wizard's medieval misadventures alongside a cast of wonderfully absurd characters, including the tyrannical King, the long-suffering Spook, and the eternally hapless knights of Id's crumbling realm. Parker and Hart's genius lies in their razor-sharp wit and deceptively simple line art, which transforms the trappings of medieval fantasy into a relentless vehicle for satirical comedy and slapstick brilliance. First launched in 1964, The Wizard of Id strip became a cultural institution, skewering politics, power, and the human condition with a lightness of touch that belies its sophisticated undertones. This collection is an irresistible treasury for fans of classic newspaper comic artistry — and a reminder that the best punchlines are always just one botched spell away.