12-month calendar for 1986 with each month a two-page spread illustrated/designed by the contributing artists. Also, the centerspread contains six cartoon collaborations by various combinations of the contributors and each drew one of the letters or numbers on the cover.

Cardstock cover.

Appearance by Morty the Dog.

MUPubs #038

Jab pub #217

Roughly 8¼ x 10¾".

A collection of many of the drawings from Steve Willis' one-of-a-kind Morty Comix (selected from roughly the first 1,000).

Cardstock cover.

Jam comix between Foster and Willis.

Glossy cardstock cover.

Jabberwocky publication #130.

8 pages; 100 copies; Spotted Zebra Press #13; contributions from Brad Foster, Jim Thompson, Steve Ogden, Vicki Ogden and Edd Vick

Bird-themed comics anthology.

Appearance by Howland Owl (of Pogo).

Bolman's contribution is a mass printing of his Naugacomics #392 (as a cardstock centerspread).

Wraparound, cardstock cover.

Spotted Zebra Press #6; Sept 1985; 8 pages; 100 copies; contributions by Steve Ogden, Vicki Ogden and Edd Vick.

Spotted Zebra Press #12; Dec 1986; 8 pages; 100 copies; contributions from Steve Ogden, Vicki Ogden, Edd Vick and Tod Rush

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.

Spotted Zebra Press #16; 8 pages; printrun of 110 copies (10 signed/numbered); full title: Spotted Zebra Press Presents: Cereal Killer (A Breakfast Drama); included in Miscellania Unlimited Press' Serial Killer Metroplex Unibook package.

36 pages?

40 pages?

Collects the Variations on a Theme minis from the '80s.

28 pages?

Jab pub #022

"The Little Book of Naughty Bits"

Jab pub #344

Roughly 8¼ x 10¾".

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In 1987 Steve Willis announced that he was killing his Morty the Dog character for good this time (or so he said). So the team of Hal Hargit and David Tosh got a bunch of cartoonists together to produce this thick  "affectionate tribute/roast/eulogy" for the character (and his creator, of course).

Highlights include:
* Morty meets Fritz the Cat (courtesy of D. Tosh)
* a gorgeous Morty centerspread by Jeff Gaither
* Steve Willis as a Matt Feazell stick character
* Wayno's story in which Morty meets Howie the Hat (sort of) and speaks only in lines from classic R&B songs
* Ted Bolman's "The Mortys Steve Didn't Draw"
* an 8½ × 11" fold-out jam by Willis and most of the contributors

Cardstock covers
Includes fold-out centerspread.