The Naugacomics are similar in spirit and format to Willis' Morty Comix and are another precursor to the current ACEO / art cards. Like Morty Comix, the typical format of the Naugas was the hand-drawn, four-page booklet. Some were sketchy, some were more polished, some were hand-colored. Some of them even represented installments in continuing stories – the long-running "Houseboat on the Styx" serial, for example.

Begun in January, 1986, over 500 (perhaps more) were produced and are scattered around the globe. This series attempted to collect as many of them as possible.

This series was published by Jeff Nicholson (Ultra Klutz), who was also responsible for the Steve Willis Archives series.

Two-color covers

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Six round "picture disks" in a sealed envelope which require the Floobycomics Picture Wheel Viewer (!) to properly enjoy.

According to the outer label, reels included are "Satan's Flesh Zamboni" by Edward Bolman, "I Need" by Jeff Nicholson, "Skin Care in the '90s" by Billy Spicer, "Flying Hatchet Comix" by Maximum Traffic and "Cats into Corn" and "Acquiring Wisdom" by Chad Woody.

6 × 9" packaging

Full-size comic celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Flying Colors comic shop in California. Contents include comics and art by Daniel Brereton (cover), J.B. Bonivert, Andi Watson, Ken Hooper, Carlos Saldana, John Romita, Jeff Nicholson, Jon "Bean" Hastings, Jeff Johnson and Jim Lee.

Characters making cameos include Godzilla, Dave Sim's Cerebus, one of Larry Marder's Beanworld beans, Hellboy, Jimmy Corrigan, Concrete, Milk & Cheese, Pogo, Rorschach, Sergio Aragones' Groo the Wanderer, Fat Freddy, Bart Simpson, the Tick, the Spirit, Gwen Stacy and others.

There are also photos (from store appearances) of Stan Lee, Dick Ayers, James Hudnall, Dan Brereton, J.H. Williams, Mick Gray, Erik Larsen, Grant Morrison, Dave McKean, Jim Lee, Terry Austin, John Romita and others.

Roughly 6½ × 10¼", 32 pages.

Hectography-printed cover?

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Not a mini-comic but an anthology with deep roots in minis.

5th anniversary issue.

United Fanzine Organization memberzine.

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Ad promoting Ultra Klutz #1 (underground), Ultra Klutz and Other Tales and the Penny Ranch Price List. Printed as the back cover for Social Commentary for Our Times #2.

Halloween special published in two sections.

Two printings. The second references the printing in the editorial for each section.

Annual Halloween issue.

1st printing: October 1989
2nd printing: April 1991

I feel like I know contributor "Pee Wee Warhol" by another name but I can't quite put my finger on it.