British small press comics anthology.

Comics-focused issue of this zine of pop culture.

Zine and mini-comic reviews.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

AKA Sketchbook Vol. 3.

Glossy covers
Black ink on green stock throughout

Oversized collection of poems by Paul Fisher packed with illustrations and comix by Hunt Emerson. Introduction by comedian John Dowie.

Comb-bound.

Interviews with Kupe, Barbara Kruger and Joe Kubert.

Dylan Horrocks is also listed among the staff although I don't think he's in this issue.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

A Warren fanzine.  This oversize issue of Spooky reprints 10 pages from issues 1-3, including interviews with Bill Mohalley and Kevin Pagan, and features new interviews with Frank Brunner, Greg Bazaz, Boris Vallejo, Ken Gale, Mike Zeck, Angelo Torres, Flo Steinberg, Esteban Maroto, Terrance Lindall, Howard Chaykin, Ed Fedory, Paul Gulacy, Dick Giordano, Jeff Easley, Jim Laurier, Jeff Rovin, Don Maitz, Steve Englehart, Bob Toomey, Clark Dimond, Bruce Jones, Joe Wehrle, Barbara Leigh, Jeff Jones, Timothy Moriarty, David Allikas, Don McGregor, Russ Heath, Paul Neary, and Angelique Trouvere.

All art in this issue reprinted from Warren magazines. 

Some copies (if not all) have hand-drawn covers.

Some (if not all) copies have hand-drawn covers.

Some copies (if not all) have hand-drawn covers.

Polish small press comics album starring Lips Tullian AKA Filip of Mengenstein ("the most redoubtable leader of bandits"). Written by Jaroslav Weigel and drawn by Kája Saudek.

Interviews with Caroline Sury and Katerina Mirovic.

96 pages (11 in full-color) plus poster insert.

Some text in English and also includes English translations.

Interviews with ATAK and Izar Lunacek.

96 pages (20 in full-color) plus poster insert.

Some text in English and also includes English translations.

Interviews with Lorenzo Mattotti and Giorgio Carpinteri.

100 pages (28 in full-color) plus 28-page Compendium insert.

All comics in this issue are in English or wordless. All texts are presented in both Slovenian and English.

Interviews with Lucas Méthé and Stipan Tadić.

The bound-in 24-page Compendium insert contains other contributions from Domen Finžgar ("An Italian Square Appeared Right There in The Middle of London"), Jakob Klemenčič ("Black Flame. The Arson of the Slovenian National Centre in Trieste"), Ana Bogataj ("Pépée – The Wild Side of Léo Ferré"), Domen Finžgar ("Posy Simmonds: Cassandra Darke"), Ana Bogataj ("Repetition of the Same Image Over and Over Again: an Analysis of a Comics Story by L. L. de Mars"), Aljaž Vesel & Anja Delbello ("Ink & Paper, a note on design").

All comics in this issue are in English or wordless. All texts are presented in both Slovenian and English.