Bird-themed comics anthology. Contains a short-but-informative article, "A Brief History of Bird Comics and Ozone Press".

Cardstock covers

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Collection of Brad Foster work from his high school days.

Collection of Brad Foster work from his college days at Texas A&M including comic strips and posters for events and film screenings.

Appearances by William Shatner/Captain James T. Kirk, the USS Enterprise and the Marx Brothers.

Dallas Fantasy Fair Mini-Comics Workshop mini. Cover paper color actually kind of a fluorescent pink.

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Collection of drawings made at the 1985 San Diego Comic-Con.

16 pages?

Rhyming alphabet jam with Wayno and Edward Bolman trading off from panel to panel.

Full-color cover on coated stock. Cover by Wayno and colored by Brad W. Foster.

The 1st edition was published as a smaller mini-comic by Wayno.

Signed/numbered edition of 100.

Big magazine-format collection of robot artwork by Brad Foster. This includes mini-comics/zine covers, Mechthings pieces, con badges and lots more.

Roughly 8½ × 11"
Printed on semi-glossy stock

This is a massive catalog of every (or very nearly every, over 2,800 entries) Brad Foster appearance in print up until January 1, 2000. Sections include: Main Listing of Titles (A-Z), Jabberwocky Graphix Publications, Summary of Titles (sorted by date), Summary of Titles (sorted by editor) and Summary of Titles (non-US, sorted by country). There are also 70+ pages of Foster artwork.

Each entry in the main section includes title, issue, date, page count, dimensions, format, publisher, print run and other notes.

Compiled, edited and published by longtime mini-comics/fandom participant Steven Ogden.

Signed/numbered edition of 70 (including 67 comb-bound copies and 3 unbound).

New Spotted Zebra Press #10.

375+ pages
Comb-bound

Kaiju-themed comics and art.

Edited by Jim Main.

The "Slice of Life" issue.

Cover says March 2021, contents page/indicia says Winter 2021.

Edited by Jim Main.

United Fanzine Organization (UFO) memberzine.

Numbered edition?

Dayglo orange cardstock cover.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Great jam comix where each artist does a full page that continues from where the preceding artist left off.

Back cover appearance by Rat Fink and Junk Yard Kid.

Some copies had hand-colored covers (probably by Bors).

Publication of FAN (Fandom Alliance Network) and entirely produced during a 1988 Dallas Fantasy Fair.

Contents include a report on con meetings and panels, a three-page jam prose story, and a four-page jam comic.

Roughly 11 pages (one-sided), corner-stapled.

Punk/newave-influenced retro/future sci-fi minicomic by Doug Holverson (Interstellar Overdrive, Fanboy).

This issue's got a fold-out Flexia Bast poster by Holverson and a Flexia pin-up by Brad W. Foster.

Two printings/editions: magazine and digest. I believe the magazine is the 1st.

1st printing?: magazine, 1984
2nd printing?: 5½ x 8½" digest

Punk/newave-influenced retro/future sci-fi minicomic by Doug Holverson (Interstellar Overdrive, Fanboy).