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Trump Goes Viral - a Solemn Fight against Injustice.
President Trump thought leaving America was bad; only to discover Britain was far worse.
When a terrorist organisation, ISIS Sutton Branch, prematurely unleashes a genetically engineered plague onto the streets of Londonistan mayhem quickly follows. At first, only the LGBTQ community is effected. But not for long, because this virus recognises no gender or lifestyle preference changing all those infected into demented, zombie like creatures intent on one thing - ‘rear door ramming’.
Soon, the streets are overrun with hundreds of people indulging in public lewdness so weird that even the shambolic local police realise something is very wrong. Led by Inspector Joe Merser, all attempts by the cops to maintain the ‘Queens Ring-Peace’ are hampered by an incompetent Scotland Yard and their own craven fear of upsetting a perceived ‘minority’.
Their woes only get worse when the President of the United States crash-lands amongst the teaming masses of the ‘Porking Head’, turning what was already a disaster into a catastrophe of global proportions. For even Donald Trump can see there is nothing random about the events unfolding in front, as well as behind him. Not when his nemesis - former Secretary of State Illary Cliton - ruthlessly takes advantage of the President’s isolation to seize power.
Trump Goes Viral is a 233 page, 20,000 word colour OGN wholly the creation of the author and aimed at an adult, ‘social media’ aware audience. Combining the irreverence of Felix the Cat with the naive art style of Oh Joy Sex Toy, its biting satire mocks both the hyperbolic press and online cancel-culture trolls. Exposing, in doing so, much of the polarizing hysteria that makes the modern experience so ridiculous.
