I was introduced to Dan O'Neils Odd Bodkins cartoons by one of my fellow Army inductees while stationed in Europe in 1972. He was from San Francisco and had been fortunate enough to read these cartoons when they were originally run in the San Francisco Chronicle in the late 60s. I still remember how ecstatic he was when he got the copy from home. The humor is loony lampooning political and religious satire; Doonesbury is watered down and very politically correct by comparison.In the Sideways (after the Forward) Dan O'Neil writes about his original editors requirements to keep Sex, Drugs, Politics and Religion out of the strip, as he says he managed to keep sex out.If you want to get a taste of how anti-war and anti-establishment the late 60's were, make the effort to track down a copy and enjoy the ride.