June 28, 1982. Few of you will remember, but four decades ago, one didn’t see actual corporations named in comic strips. My editor, terrified, would send them back to me with the names removed… or far funnier, my use of the word “Whopper” would —on Burger King’s lawyers’ insistence — be ordered renamed as “Whopper Sandwich TM”. I told them to all to fck off. You still can’t do it in movies, oddly. -bb

From the vaults of Berkeley Breathed's Bloom County, which originally ran from 1980 to 1989, a classic signed, personalized print. Please include a first name for personalization.

Printing details for this highest art-quality print:

• 100% Cotton Archival Acid-free Paper

• Paper dimensions are 13”x19"

This is a custom item and may take up to six weeks to process prior to shipping. It is printed to order and personally signed by Berkeley Breathed. Thank you for your patience.