Writers / Artists: Andrew Roller
Steve Willis' biweekly newsletter full of comix news and commentary.
Also in this issue: Wayno's "Other Sounds" music column, "Suspended Animation" by Vance and Jones, discussion of Chrislip's underground cartoonists/sacred cows commentary from the previous issue, the Bil Keane Watch, Gary Usher's index to bibliographical resources for underground and obscuro comix, more.
Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.
Steve Willis' biweekly newsletter full of comix news and commentary.
Also in this issue: logo art by Chad Woody, "The Incredible Upsidedowns of Old Man Verbeck", CLG Reader Profile of Bob Vojtko, the Bil Keane Watch, the conclusion to the Morty Dog Memorial Library Bad Beatles Countdown.
Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.
I'm guessing "Thad Willis" is Bryan Willis.
Steve Willis' biweekly newsletter full of comix news and commentary.
Also in this issue: WSU Comix Collection news, "Fighting City Hall in Toronto", the Bil Keane Watch, the continuation of Gary Usher's Comix Journal Small Press Index, back cover comic by Jeremy Pinkham.
Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.
Collection of the popular "Bil Keane Watch" feature by various folks that originally appeared in Steve Willis' City Limits Gazette newsletter.
Mini-comic reviews and a few letters.
Mini-comic reviews and news.
Mini-comic listings and pot-stirring.
Two one-sided sheets.
It appears that copies of this issue also came with William Dockery's Demon House Theatre #1 mini.
Inside this issue: Bruce Sweeney's "Underground Station", interview with Bill Barminski (Tex Hitler), interview with Natalie d'Arbeloff (Augustine), a column by Brad W. Foster, news, tons of minicomics reviews (including lots of cover scans and art samples), columns, comic strips and more.
Roughly 11½ × 15"
Mini adzine for mini-comics publishers.
4 × 5¼"
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