Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors. Print-on-demand.

The main feature is "In the Days of Heroes", an autobiographical appreciation of the creations of Jack Kirby. Lettering by P. McCusker.

The front and back covers are identical to another volume with different contents.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors, card stock covers.

Collects five short comics written by Mel Taylor and drawn by R.G. (Rick) Taylor: "Table Dance", "Jack's Riff", "Would You Like Sour Cream or Salsa with Your Crow?", "I Like to Mingle with Riffraff", and "Out Across the Lawn".

The front and back covers are identical to another volume with different contents.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors, card stock covers.

Originally published in 1993, this is a 2020 facsimile edition.

Written by Mel Taylor, drawn by R.G. Taylor.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.

Collects material culled from Mel Taylor's Bootleg mini-comic.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.

Produced in collaboration with the United Fanzine Organization.

Subjects of this issue include: pulp magazines, movie stuntmen, 'The Films of John Wayne', actress Susan Hayward, Milton Caniff's 'Terry and the Pirates', V.T. Hamlin, two pages of reprinted comic strips of the '30s, two pages of old ads for new books by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Orson Welles' 1938 'War of the Worlds' broadcast, and more.

Roughly 8¼ × 10¾"

Contents include: article on Mr. Terrific; ama-hero comics (Freedom Fighter, Green Ghost); commentary on Jules Feiffer's The Great Comic Book Heroes; "In Defence of the Code" article; "Racial Prejudice in Comics" article; more.

Characters in art include: Black Terror, Mandarin, Kato, Yellow Claw, Chop-Chop, Mr. Terrific

Xerox or mimeo?, corner-stapled.

Full-color throughout on glossy stock, saddle-stitched.

Roughly 6¾ × 10¼"

1st printing: June 1991?
2nd printing: ?
3rd printing: ?
4th printing: ?, white stock

Published in late '80s or very early '90s? No date within (although the artwork is dated 1989).

Saddle-stitched, full-color throughout on glossy stock.

Signed/numbered edition of 75. Possibly more than one printing?

5½ × 8½", 48 pages