Review of
Interlude With Interlandi,
by Frank Interlandi
Four out of five stars
This collection
of cartoons is meant to depict college life from the perspective of the
faculty, staff and students. However, all of the characters are drawn as if
they are professors emeriti. For example, there is a cartoon where a basketball
game is about to start, and the referee is getting ready to execute the initial
center jump. The players are all drawn with wrinkles on their necks and the
facial expression of the sternest of aged professors.
The situations
are parodies of common events in the lives of college students and staff, so in
nearly all cases they have worn well over time. The modern college student will
understand and appreciate them. Although the humor is often subtle and may not
be readily apparent to people that have no exposure to the college scene.
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