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Fans of the legendary National Lampoon magazine cover that pointed a pistol at a posed pooch to encourage sales will find more of the same on the new National Lampoon Web site, a revival of the print magazine, which ended publication last November. Skewed humor made the print version an icon of the '70s and spurred a multimedia empire that included hit movies and albums. Adding the Net's video and audio capabilities, site editor and stand-up comic Scott Rubin and staff take on such familiar NatLamp targets as the Dutch and high school yearbooks in their initial run. Print features, including News on the March and True Facts, return, buttressed by new ones such as Apocalyptic Al, a year 2000 Cassandra, and Cyber Cops, an episodic series that uses full-motion video and animation to patrol the Internet. Archived material is available in the Flashbacks section, which offers clips from the Radio Dinner and Lemmings albums, as well as National Lampoon Radio Hour snips from Chevy Chase, John Belushi and Gilda Radner.