Debut issue of Micah Liesenfeld's continuation of D. Blake Werts' Copy This! / Copy That! title that spotlighted small press creators.

Interview with Chad Woody with plenty of art by Woody and others.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.

Micah Liesenfeld's continuation of D. Blake Werts' Copy This! / Copy That! title that spotlighted small press creators.

Interview with Delaine Derry Green with plenty of art by Delaine and others.

Micah Liesenfeld's continuation of D. Blake Werts' Copy This! / Copy That! title that spotlighted small press creators.

Interview with Jeff Zenick with plenty of art by Zenick and others.

Micah Liesenfeld's continuation of D. Blake Werts' Copy This! / Copy That! title that spotlighted small press creators.

This is an all-art issue.

Micah Liesenfeld's final issue of his continuation of D. Blake Werts' Copy This! / Copy That! title that spotlighted small press creators.

This one's got an interview with Dmitri Jackson.

Card stock cover.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: article on Robin's solo stories in Star Spangled Comics; address list of Batmanians; full-page ad for Biljo's The Eye #1; Batman-related sightings in the media; more.

Characters in fan art include: Batman, Robin, Crazy Quilt, Dante Leonardo

Ditto/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: "Batman Before Robin, Part II" article; report on Con-Cave '68 (New York Comic Con); profile on collector Marty Arbunich; The 007 Collector #1 (four-page bound-in supplement); Batman-related sightings in the media; ads; more.

Characters in fan art include: Batman, Robin, Hugo Strange, James Bond, Bat-Mite

Ditto/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: evolution of the Bat-Plane; the 2nd annual Batmania ballot; capsule versions of Batman stories from 1949-1952; letters; more.

Ditto/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: Adam West/Burt Ward Batman TV show cover, article on All Star Comics, 2nd annual Batmania ballot results, miscellaneous Batman-related tidbits, editorial cartoons featuring Batman, letters, more.

Offset/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: "The World's Finest Team of Heroes" article (with Superman); editorial and other cartoons outside of the comic book industry featuring Batman (including one by Virgil Partch); "The Rumble of Artillery and the Rustle of Batwings" article (comics in Germany); letters; more.

Offset/mimeo/ditto, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: a report on the 1966 Batman show at Shea Stadium; capsule versions of 1940 Batman stories; a half-toned photo of Adam West as Batman; the story of one fan's visit to the Batman set at Desilu; letters (Irene Vartanoff, Steve Kelez, others); more.

Offset/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: two reports on the 1966 Con-Cave in NYC (plus panel photos of Gil Kane, Murphy Anderson, Julius Schwartz, Bill Finger and others); an indepth article on the subject of camp; a great illustrated ad for Dave Herring's Odd #12; another ad for Howard Rogofsky; letters; more.

Offset/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: "The British Side of Batman" article; details on the "The New White House of Comics"; Batman-related news; Batmania ballot results; "Flash Gordon Flies Again: The 39 Atrocities" article; fan fiction; letters; more.

Ditto/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. 3rd anniversary issue. Contents include capsule summaries of 1942 Batman stories, excerpts from recent Batman-related news reportage, comic strip instructions on how to do the Batusi, a bit on Bob Kane and the creation of Batman, more.

Ditto/mimeo printed.

Issue devoted to artist and writer Bruce Jones, featuring an auto-bio by Jones, and three strips by Jones, including two featuring Tarzan.

This issue served as the 2nd issue of Frazetta, with lots of art, and articles by Bob Barrett and Frank Frank Frazetta himself.  

Highlights of this issue are the cover and 2-page color strip by Richard Corben, and an article about DC’s Korak, Son of Tarzan comic of the 1970s by John Pocsik.

28 pages? Published in 1985?

The cover image was taken from a news release in The Fandom Journal #3 (Kevin Collier, 1985). A proper cover scan would be preferable.