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105% Real: Sketchbook Selections July '95: Lauren is an incurable sketchbook addict, filling up four books a year. Instead of keeping all this work hidden away, she culls the best stuff from each month for publication in this enjoyable mini.
Much of this looks like it was created in a hipster cafe, reminding me more of San Francisco's Lower Haight than New Jersey's suburbs.
The production is personal yet proud, with colorful blockprints on a thick card cover.
$1 Each , Subs: $12.00 for 12 issues to Lauren Rabinowitz, P.O. Box 2283, Edison, NJ 08818-2283 (16 Pages/M/RSF) No trades/no ads/
5 O'Clock Shadow Issue 12 March 1995
A Vol 1 Issue 5
Action Girl Comics Issue 3 April '95
Adventures of A-Girl Issue 4
The Adventures of Fat Mike August '95: The *UnIntelligencer* may be no more, but out of the dust comes a compilation of all the Fat Mike comics. They're all here, all 36 episodes, originally created on a Mac. Also included is the "Baby Sue Meets Fat Mike" jam strip.
$2 cash Each to J. C. Coleman, Embassy of Planet Claire, PO Box 3194, Bellingham, WA 98227 (24 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/reviews zines/no ads/
The Adventures of Stickboy Issue 1 Spring, 1995
Alas Comics: During the days of a civil war in Yugoslavia
Amoeba Adventures Issue 18 May 1995
Anarcho-Femmes Issue 5
Artbabe Issue 4
As Air To Water Issue 1: Chantale Doyle (*Misery and Vomit*) is back with a new limited run series.
It's a subdued collection of lonely poetry accompanied by simple line drawings. "I Sent You Messages" is more fully illustrated and printed entirely in blue. The dreamy water color really brings out the emotion in the piece.
$3 + IRC Each to Chantale Doyle, 472 Admirals Rd, Esquimalt, BC V9A 2N1 Canada (20 Pages/HL/CWB) No trades/no ads/
As Big As Earth Vol 1 Issue 1 April 1995
The Assassin and the Whiner: Comics by Carrie and Sarah Issue 2: A really fun collection of comics drawn in a bold hip style. They're semi-autobiographical and remind me of the early work of Joe Matt.
On May 8 Carrie was standing on line in front of a couple of annoying nascent hipsters who knew very little beyond Keanu Reeves and Green Day. The experience reminded Carrie of the time she went to a Black Flag concert proudly wearing her Adam and the Ants T-shirt.
Absolutely wonderful.
$1 Each to Carrie McNinch, P.o. Box 481051, Los Angeles, CA 90048 (16 Pages/D/RSF) no ads/
The Assassin and the Whiner Issue 1
Beware the Mucus Man: A True Story: A wonderful mini whose only failing is that it's too short. It's a simple story of a minor incident of teasing that got blown way out of proportion. Mike (with Lisa illustrating) created a parable of how words can hurt people when they're young and how things can change as people get older.
$1 Each to Mike Weiss, P.O. Box 178, Milltown, NJ 08850-0178 (8 Pages/M/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Boobytit Issue 3 July '95
Bread & Circuses: by Andy Hartzell Issue 1
Bug House Issue 3 June '95
Bulles Gaies Issue 1
Bunny Blues: Shell Game Issue 1 April, 1995
Buzzard Issue 13
Cassiopeia the Witch Issue 29
Christian Angst Vol 1 Issue 3 Summer '95: Terry Everton has started up this zine to showcase his Christian Angst cartoon series.
Watch out for "Mister Mippett, the gospel mailman who keeps Christians from hurting themselves with their mail." He'll keep you from buying Satanic easy listening music by diverting your check into his Gospel checking account. Stay clear of "Bible Barney, the Radical Pro-Life Christian Fundamentalist" as he advises us to "bomb th' hell out of them damned Planned Parenthood clinics."
He also has a nifty flyer showcaseing the T-shirts he's selling.
$3 Each , Subs: $10.00 for 4 issues to Terry Everton, P.O. Box 49142, Denver, CO 80249 (22 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Christian Angst Vol 1 Issue 2 Spring '95
Circle Press Vol 1 Issue 4 Spring '95
Cork Vol 1 Issue 3 April 1995
Craps & Betz Issue 4 January '95
Damned are the Pleasure Seekers August '95: Yul Tolbert has done work on a number of zines and most recently published his Timeliketoon Esperanto/Unifon comic. Now he's back with a unique oneshot that mocks modern society's attitude to doing what's immediately gratifying.
Each panel here depicts someone who wants to do something positive but instead plays video games, drives drunk, or buys into consumerism. The best part though is how each character feels absolved of guilt by realizing the conflict and admitting to it. Each peson in the strip is faced with a choice but by saying "I know it's wrong but I'm gonna do it anyway. What can I say?" the characters get off the hook.
55 cents Each to Yul Tolbert, P.O. Box 02222, Detroit, MI 48202-9998 (12 Pages/D/CWB) no ads/
Deep Flooding Issue 3 Summer '95
Deep Girl Issue 5 Summer '95: I'm so pleased to find that Ariel is now going for real printing with a color cover and everything. I always thought her stuff was a step above the casual work cluttering the minicomics scene -- and now it really stands out. I just love how she illustrates genuine experiences and doesn't shy away from the ugly bits (in fact she kinds focuses on 'em).
It starts with an excellent story of her strained realtionship with her friend Violet. She captures the difficult emotions of a frienship that's on the rocks and describes how confusing it can be for two people to "break up" when they aren't lovers. We also get her joyful rollerskate story and one of the best pieces I've ever read about female body image.
It's real, personal, smart, and very funny.
$2.50 Each to Ariel Bordeax, 573 Scott St. Apt. L, San Francisco, CA 94117 (24 Pages/C/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Desecration: A one-shot book and tape set, combining Jeff Johnson's art with Lon Huber's soundscapes. Each of Jeff's complex full-page illustrations correspond to a differnet piece on the tape. The art is very dark and possesses the power to put you in a trance.
$6 Each to Headveins Graphics, P.O. Box 4816, Seattle, WA 98104-0816 (24 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/no ads/ Email:headveins@delphi.com
Devil Stay Away From Me Issue 2
Dirty Cop Comic Vol 1 Issue 1 April '95
Dirty Darrell Vol 1 Issue 1 June '95
Dis-Charge Issue 2
Dis-Gen: Disgusting Generation Vol 1 Issue 1 June 1995
Dixie: by Lisa Brosig Issue 2
Dog Kicker Issue 1 March, 1995
Dollface Vol 1 Issue 1 September '95: I'm sure many might be turned off by these flat, primative illustrations, but to me, they pefectly compliments Amy Baker's playfully inocent stories.
She illustrates "The Birth of the Angry Beaver," tells us of the girl with the glowworm in her hair, reveals the origins of the coffee crisis, and describes what happens when you visit a "Family Planing Crisis Centre."
Fans of Julie Doucet are encourraged to check it out.
$1 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 5 issues to Amy Baker, 2315 Clifton St, Halifax, NS B3K 4T9 Canada (18 Pages/HL/RSF) no ads/
Don't Odds & Ends: Nostalgi, Fanboys, and Debra Clinger Issue 3 June '95
Don't Shoot It's Only Comics Issue 13
Don't Shoot it's Only Comics Jam Issue 2
Down and Out in Berkeley Issue 7: This one sucked me right in. With it's somewhat cliched look I thought I've give it the once over but after the first two pages I couldn't stop until page 44. Moby is a masterful story teller, spining this emotional tale of living on the streets of Berkeley and struggling to get by.
Issue #7 starts off with our hero taking shelter from the rain under the awning of the "Protezoa" record store on Telegraph Avenue. After get bounced from place to place, getting wetter and wetter, he meets up with a few friends to get hight and have a drink. We follow I friends through hospital stays, meetings in anarchist squats, brushes with the law, and working at a church. Rastina, "the world's most active activist," tries talking some sense into these guys, but things don't look all that good until Reverend Emmanuel, "the lesbian-punk-rock-anarchist priest" shows up and brings each of them good fortune.
I'm not sure of Moby himself is homeless but I have the sinking suspician that this is based on real experiences.
$2 Each to Mike "Moby" Theobald, 2425 B. Channing Way #666, Berkeley, CA 94704 (44 Pages/D/RSF) No trades/back issues/no ads/
Drastic Lives Issue 2
Drop Dead: One Hundred Per Cent American Issue 6 Fall '95
Eightball: by Dan Clowes Issue 15 April '95
Empty Life Funnies Issue 3: Odd and disturbing little cartoons from a strange mind. Material runs the spectrum from the grotesque to the downright bizarre.
My favorite piece mocked the prayers of the Church. One panel depicts a bishop entreating God "Hotcha Hotcha - Franco Prussia - 'Atsa Spicy Meatball - Amen." This is deninitely material to keep away from your youth pastor.
$1 Each to Mike Tolento, 19 Sunset Rd, Hamden, CT 06514 (24 Pages/M/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Experimento Carne
From the Curve Issue 1 July '95
Girlhero Issue 4
Gomix Issue 5
Goodies Vol 2 Issue 1: This autobiographic comic relies on one of the more common themes of zinesters, poets, and these days computer geeks; growing up a slight and hopeless nerd in high school.
Pat's problem was accentuated by the swap from an English school to a French Catholic one. There his thin 98 pound physique drew the bullies like zits to a teen-ager. Pat made one friend; a disturbed child who bore a "striking resemblence to a vampire." The tale continues through comic book collecting and World Wide wrestling and ends with the vamp kid selling our protagonist out to the teach.
Well-drawn with fine detail, this comic is a fine testimony to the incubation of teen angst.
$1 Each to Patrick Donovan, 1353 Rue Teillet, Sainte Foy, PQ Canada G1W 3C1 (16 Pages/D/JEF) No trades/no ads/
Grade D But Edible Issue 58
Graystown Girls Issue 2
Guillotine: Votre Cervelle Trempe Dedans! Issue 3
Half Shit Vol 1 Issue 2 April '95
Hard Corn Issue 2
Heartburning Issue 2
Hilly Rose Issue 1 May 1995
Hipster Issue 5 October, 1995
Horseback Salad Vol 1 Issue 1 07/09/95
Hydra: Mistress of The Sea Issue 1 Spring, 1995
The Index of Pure Art Issue 5 Summer '95: Definitely one of the weirder comic works I've seen.
"Tanktops" is about a couple who wear implanted glass jars on their head in place of their skulls so their brains will be visible. What makes the story so weird is the disjointed Lichtensteinish art that is straight from a '50s comic. The story ends with Bob and Betty kissing after her tank job operation but Bob breaks off in mid-embrace as the vision of green elves (!) comes back. I loved it.
to John A. Adams, 4225 Aurora, Boulder, CO 80303 (16 Pages/D/CWB) No trades/no ads/ Email:adams@gwha.com Homepage:http://www.gwha.com/~adams/PureArt/
James Kochalka Superstar Vol 1 Issue 7 June '95
Jesus Comix Issue 2: I'm sure this will go over well with the conservative Christian crowd. It's about as offensive as the light mockery of Monty Python, but you know how uptight people can be when they see Jesus smoking a joint or sitting down to play quarters with Lucifer.
John's art is fairly rough but his expressive cartooning makes up for a lot. He sent a slew of other titles he's worked on including the excellent "Terrifying All True Army Tales."
$1.75 Each to John Thompson, 1121 Old 440 #4-111, Killeen, TX 76542 (24 Pages/D/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Johnny The Homicidal Maniac Issue 1: A new Slave Labor book written and drawn by Jhonen Vasquez.
I think this is an attempt at dark humor in the vein of "Nuke the Smurfs" only in an updated '90s format where serial killing has replaced The Bomb. Several stories feature the Grinch-like Johnny who just moved into the neighborhood and showcase his fascination with killing and torture. The storytelling and art are lighthearted and would fit into the Sunday funnies if it wasn't for their celebration of murder.
$2.95 + $1 Each to Slave Labor Graphics, 979 Bascom Ave, San Jose, CA 95128 (28 Pages/C/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Kardz: The Funny Animal Tarot Vol 1 Issue 14
Keyhole Mini-comics Vol 1 Issue 4 August '95
King-Cat Comics Issue 48 May '95
Kitty Krap Issue 1
La Collection Des Taureaux Des Iles: by Julie Doucet Issue 3 July '95
Labyrinth Issue 1
Li'l Elder Williams Issue 1 Spring, 1995
Lint Issue 1
The Losers Club Issue 1 September, 1994
Lovely Prudence Issue 1
Lucy and Sally Issue 4
Mallonga Historio de Kosmo
Mantrazone Issue 1 Summer, 1995
Meng & Ecker Vol 1 Issue 9 July '95: The latest collection of disturbing Savoy comics comes out on the heals of another battle over obscenity. Egland has very arbitray obscenity laws which basicaly grant the state absolute power without any chance of holding a fair jury trial.
The main feature here, "Meng's Daughter" is a disturbing tale of sex and decadance that is sure to ruffle the feathers of the British courts. The remainder of the book is more words then pictures, appearing more like illustrated short stories then comics. They also include a collection of essays and newsclips about their battles over censorship.
Br# 3.50 Each to Savoy Books, 279 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4EW U.K. (52 Pages/A4/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Microzine Monthly Issue 7
Mine, Dammit! Issue 34: The ongoing story of Kommix Alley -- the noirish, beatnik night club full of busty dames, and odd characters with names like Marvin Starchaser.
The story is straightforward (about Marvin late for his gig), but I got a sense that it's leading up to something big on the horizon. The real draw here is the art, which at times resembles the old *Mr. X* comic and occasionally some of Clowes's Lloyd Llewellyn strips.
$1.00 Each to Jeff Harris, 12637 N. 68th Place, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (16 Pages/D/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Mirage Issue 1 Summer '95
Moe, Investigator of the Odd Issue 3: Moe is a science reporter who meets up with all of nature's strangest creations.
In the feature adventure, a giant armadillo who can squirt acid from his eyes goes on a rampage. No one knows how to stop him until they realize he's merely frustrated that he can't poop. One giant teaspoon of Pepto Bismol bullseyed into his mouth and the city is back to normal. Ty Smith's very clean art is a perfect match for the oddball stories. Reminds me of *The Flaming Carrot* but a little saner.
SASE w/ 2 stamps Each to Ian Smith, 16842 NW Joscelyn St., Beaverton, OR 97006 (10 Pages/D/CWB) submissions OK/no ads/ Email:megalon@teleport.com
The Mojo Action Companion Unit Issue 4: The best way to desribe Marc's art and stories is to imagine Julie Doucet and Robert Crumb fused together.
His opener "Oh, Happy Day" with all the freakish characters and talking animals was perfectly weird and reminded me of a Lewis Carrol fairy tale. We also get a pair of dishwashing comics and Marc's tale of anguished sex with his friend's ex. A lot more spirit and effort than I typically see in self-published comix.
$3 Each to Marc Bell, 1016 Dalhousie Dr, London, ON N6K 1M7 Canada (40 Pages/D/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Monkey Spuzz Issue 2 July '95
Naked Eye Issue 3 April '95
Naughty Bits: By Roberta Gregory Issue 16
Neo-Psychedelicman Issue 25
New Pompeii: Putting the "Ob" back in "Zine". Vol 1 Issue 8 September, 1995: I started reading _New Pompeii_ with issue #3 and I thought, "Here is a fucking *brilliant* satire of Manga!" It has all the elements, the fashion rebel anti-hero, the terminally cute nihonjin with big eyes, the dorky expat Europeans, the robots, the yakuza conspiracies - the fucking works. But all with this slight satirical nudgenudgewinkwink quality to it. Even in the back issue listing Michael calls it a "manga parody." Well he's gone totally over the top this time. With the fourth chapter of "Rainbow Sport Dude: AET" titled "Emily's Story" the saga is either no longer a parody, or Michael's satire is so sly and subtle that I'm missing it.
In this issue, Michael harkens back to his Canadian minicomic roots with an excellent and intensely personal piece on the 50th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. Plus Jay the Blind Jaywalker, surreal body odor and insights into life in Japan.
Japan *really* is this weird. Michael has a great perspective on it all.
$2 or 200 yen Each , Subs: $12.00 for 6 issues to Michael Hind, Fuji Flat #203, 4-18-23 Wakakusa-Cho Utsunomiya-Shi, T320 Japan (36 Pages/Q/JP) No trades/back issues/no ads/
Noir Vol 1 Issue 1 Summer '95
Not Marked: For Individual Retail Sale Vol 1 Issue 4: Peter has had work published in the *Bay Guardian* and *Factsheet Five* among other places and now has a zine of his own.
Yup, a motorcycle is a thing of beauty no matter what condition it's in -- even if it's a basket case. Can't ride it though.
$1 + SASE Each to Peter S. Conrad, P.O. Box 64522, Sunnyvale, CA 94088 (12 Pages/M/CWB) no ads/ Email:peter.conrad@wco1.com
Oatmeal Journal Issue 1 Spring '95: I think this is the first published work for many of the artists in this collection. Some of the strips are a bit puzzling but some show real promise.
My favorite had to be Cade Roster's work that was heavy on shadows and relied solely on the visuals to tell the story. I didn't get the full storyline but his art was innovative enough to carry me along.
Split between serious and comedic works.
$2.50 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 2 issues to Greg Cook, P.O. Box 592, Pepperell, MA 01463-0592 (36 Pages/D/CWB) submissions OK/no ads/Age Statement.
Oh, Comics! Issue 8 Summer, 1995
On Our Butts Issue 1
One Eye Open, One Eye Closed Issue 2
The Partial Truth Issue 2 July '95
Pervert Mini Comics Issue 8
Planet Lar Issue 2 September, 1995: It's not a comic, but a fanzine/reviewzine of superhero comix from a pharmaceutical manufacturing coordinator who has a long commute.
Issue 1 mourns the death of Nick Fury and celebrates "Astro City" and "Wonder Woman." Issue 2 looks at "Starman," "Hellblazer" and "Cerebus."
50 cents Each to Larry Young, 4120 24th Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 (8 Pages/D/JP) no ads/ Email:PlaNetLar@aol.com
Plough Issue 1: A little minicomic that comes with a bunch of neat stuff. This stuff really works in the mini format. Some of it is surreal, some of it is silly and some is just cute.
It comes with a "Mystery Prize" and a stick of "Yum Gum - for your oral fixation."
$1.50 Each , Subs: $ 4.00 for 6 issues to Jeffrey Daniels, P.o. Box 477493, Chicago, IL 60647 (20 Pages/M/RSF) No trades/no ads/ Email:u17632@uicvm.cc.uic.edu
Pretend Best Friend Issue 1
Primitives Special Issue 1 May, 1995
Psychedelic (O.J) Simpson Issue 1
Psychokitty Issue 3 June '95
R2-D2 is an Indie Rocker Issue 3
Real Deal Issue 4
Real Girl Issue 8
Real, True, ...Naughty Confessions Issue 3 September '95: Short messy strips with decent art, but sometimes elusive humor.
I had to laugh though at Jerry's biting spoof of a favorite toy from my childhood. It had pictures of barnyard animals that would talk when you pulled the string. Jerry's is a modern version that draws attention to animal rights. "Cow sez: 'Please don't saw off my feet and force-feed me!'"
$1.50 Each to Jerry Tananger, 310 4th St, Aurora, IN 47001 (12 Pages/D/CWB) no ads/
Reduction Issue 3 July '95
Rescue From Rescue Issue 1 April '95
S.O.S. Issue 1
Sam & Marty February, 1995
Saskatoon Jam Issue 3: It looks like Adam now stepped in to take over the *Jam*. Inside you'll find the work of Robin Bougie, Rebecca Dart, Dave Geary, and several other cartoonists working out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Dave presents a very funny piece about the Saskatoon Berry Boy, who is suposedly the mascott for the city; Roger Williamnson explained the city's rediculous "Blue Laws" that forbid the the purchasing of any non-food items on Sunday; and Robin paid tribute to cartoonist Eric Hampton who was murded back in February. I like the format with half the book inserted as a mini inside and the mini-within-a-mini that explained how that format came to be through the miracle of broken xerox machines.
I never really heard of the Saskatoon scene but I'm rather impressed by this collection.
$2 Each to Adam Larson, Box 8762, Saskatoon, SK S7K 6S5 Canada (36 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/
Savage Funnies: Size Games Issue 1 Winter, 1994
Sidewalk Bubblegum: A Small Collection of My Weekly Strips
Silly Daddy/King Cat Flip: by Joe Chiappetta & John Porcellino Issue 1
Skaggiddy Apples Issue 1: Another fine offering from Stinky Armadillo Comix. Speaking of armadillos, I wanted to mention a strange sight I witnessed the other day in the window of second-hand shop. Imagine, if you can, a live armadillo on it's back. Ok, now imagine the thing is dead and all of its guts are hollowed out and just the shell (hide?) remains. Now bend that long, staight tail from one side of the shell to the other. Then laquer the thing up and you've got a fine gift basket.
Now I thought the this was kinda odd and very funny, sorta like this zine I'm reviewing. Course the armadillo didn't have a story about wasting away at a paper pushing job, "For Whom the Quitting Bell Tolls," or a picture story revealing the roots of the Pontiac trademark. But I have a sneaking suspicion that the armadillo basket would fit just fine on the last page of this comic: "Pets of the Surrealists."
$1+2 stamps Each to Billy Putrid, PO Box 210744, San Francisco, CA 94121 (16 Pages/S/JEF) no ads/
Slacknuts Issue 1 January, 1995
Slutburger Issue 5: I've been following Mary Fleener's work for many years now -- so believe me when I tell you that this issue of *Slutburger* features her finest work ever. It continues the story of her early years in the late 70's and early 80's giging and taking drugs and having regretable sex.
While the story is absolutely compelling, it her art that's the real standout. He style has been mutating and maturing over the years but with this book she reaches a new level and takes the entire comic industry with her. Through her trademarked neo-cubist style, she captures turmoil and confusion through people's facial expressions. But what I like best is how she intergrates various daydreams, mental images, subtexts, and personal anecdotes into the main story. If you've ever been interested in Mary Fleener then this is a must-have. If you're interested in seeing the direction comic art is heading then look no further.
$2.95 ??? Each to Mary Fleener, P.O. Box 230079, Encinitas, CA 92023-0079 (28 Pages/C/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Smell of Steve Issue 4: A collection of gross comix that are strangely amusing and compelling. The art sorta reminds me of Mike Diana or Ariel Bordeaux. Since I'm fans of both their work, that may be why I dig this so much.
The main characters are these top hat wearing, cigar smoking, selfish capitalists. They appear in different forms, like as the band Queen proposing to David Bowie to record "Under Pressure" or as an oblivious Phil Collins.
$2.50 Each to Brian Sendelbach, Heebee Jeebees Publications, P.O. Box 20427, Seattle, WA 98102 (16 Pages/D/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Sofa Issue 3
Starchild Issue 4
Strange Growths Issue 11: Wonderful true-life comics reminicent of Lynda Barry both in content and style.
I enjoyed the two-page story about how winter snow can bring out the worst in peope and the list of things thought to be true as a child. She finishes it up with a three-page roadtrip travelouge.
$1 +2 stamps Each to Jenny Zervakis, 909 Lancaster St, Durham, NC 27701 (16 Pages/D/RSF) No trades/back issues/no ads/
Street Smell: The Lowbrow Comic for Highbrows Issue 1
Supersonic Soul Puddin Vol 1 Issue 1 June '95
Tales of Eumar Issue 1 March, 1995
Tales of Fantasy: featuing Madame Boogala Issue 13 Spring, 1995
Temporary Insanity Issue 2
Thieves and Prostitutes Issue 13: Interesting storytelling with dark overtones of *The Crow* or even *Suburbia*.
The prominent story, "Ybor City Blues" is a pseudo-autobiographical tale of a confirmed loner. He spills a tale of drugs and alcohol, threats of suicide from the theatre stage, and dressing up with friends as "The Sons of Batman" on Halloween. Lots of punks, depression, and sex.
to Lexy Neptune, 850 87th Terrace, Plantation, FL 33324 (20 Pages/HL/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Toons Issue 1 April, 1995
Trash Man Issue 1 Summer, 1995
Turd Issue 5 Summer '95
Turgid Torpor
Ugly Baby Issue 1 July '95
Urine Trouble Vol 2 Issue 3
Virgin Commandos July, 1995
The Well-Baked Man Issue 1 Summer, 1995
Wicked Clownz Issue 1
Wiggly-Works Funny Papers: A Spirts of Independence Special Issue 1 March, 1995
World War 3 Illustrated Issue 22
Wu Wei Issue 1
Y is for Yuck Issue 2
Y is for Yuck Issue 3
Zoomcranks Issue 12