Now THAT'S National Lampoon Funny!

Blame Bush! and ScrappleFace are two of the best satirists on the internet, a medium that while gaining hasn't acheived parity with what print has to offer.

Then there's Jay Pinkerton, a Managing Editor of the on-line National Lampoon. His personal site has grown into a monster and it's really worth a look.

The last 2 articles are pure genius. Titled Dead Students Society: Teenagers Are Retarded, you can easily visualize events as they unfold.

http://www.jaypinkerton.com/blog/archives/001346.html
http://www.jaypinkerton.com/blog/archives/001349.html#more

Then you have to see his Superman Origin Comics:
http://www.jaypinkerton.com/blog/archives/001320.html

After that there's the instantly classic Superman Is A Dick collection of real comic book covers:
http://www.nationallampoon.com/supermanisadick/

Around 1980 I traded X-Men #94 (New X-Men) for the first National Lampoon. It, and 100 or so other issues, sit in a basement 3,000 miles away.