Characters appearing in art and comics include: Sylvester Stallone / Rambo, Linus Van Pelt, Dr. Doom, Dr. Radium and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

This issue also came with a copy of Shel-Tone Catalog #2 (1993).

Fewer than 50 copies usually printed (probably more like 25).

Some of this issue's contents: a couple of pages of Gene Deitch drawings (from the Record Changer, I think), Scott Saavedra's story of meeting Jack Kirby, a reprinting of the George Erling / Craig Yoe jam cover to Cartoon Loonacy #4, a fold-out with a Bill Holman "Smokey Stover" strip on one side and a Gene Ahern "Squirrel Cage" on the other, Brian Buniak's "How Not to Write Elfquest: New Blood", Buniak's three-page article on the film "Jack the Giant Killer", Buniak's fold-out poster of Bernie Goetz (!).

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Laurel and Hardy, Rocko's Modern Life, Nancy Ritz, Little Lulu, cast of Beverly Hills 90210, Ted Kennedy, Bart Simpson.

Fewer than 50 copies usually printed (probably more like 25).

Secret mini-comic produced (with the help of artist pals) as a gift for my wife. The other copies went to contributors and my files.

Numbered edition of 25.

This was a two-volume minicomic series that spotlighted creators of independent comics with a half-page bio and one or two pages of art for each cartoonist (many drawn especially for this series).

Appearance by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Contents include a Q&A with Kevin Collier and a centerspread jam page from the Chicago Comicon.

Characters appearing in art or comics include the Joker, Conan the Barbarian, a Batman/Gizmo mash-up, Gantar the Last Nabu, Dr. Radium, Cynicalman, Holo Brothers, Vokes' Eagle, Gnatrat, Captain Confederacy

The White Buffalo Gazette is the newsletter/zine that took the place of Steve Willis' City Limits Gazette when it was retired (and that was originally inspired by Bruce Chrislip's zine of the same name as well as Clay Geerdes' Comix World newsletter).

Maximum Traffic was the first to publish WBG and this is from his original run.

This issue also included a four-page insert that lists new mini-comics and such.

12 pages plus four-page insert.

At least some copies are unbound.

The White Buffalo Gazette is the newsletter / zine that took the place of Steve Willis' City Limits Gazette when it was retired (and it was originally inspired by Bruce Chrislip's zine of the same name as well as Clay Geerdes' Comix World newsletter). Several editors have published their own WBG over the years and it generally always contained comics, art, letters and info on new releases.

This issue is from Max Traffic's original run.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

7 × 8½"
16 pages