Mondo Howie was a series that collected drawings of Wayno's Howie "The Hat" Patterson by other artists with covers by Wayno himself.

Steve Willis appears here as "Sam Howard".

Printed on dark orange stock.

No Way #15.

Outside In was a long-running series that collected artist self-portraits. Originally begun by Steve Willis, this issue is from the Edd Vick / Hal Hargit run.

Collection of doodles from correspondence with cartoonists.

Signed/numbered edition of 40.

Title spelling later changed.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

5½ × 8½"
24 pages

Very good spoof/satire on RAW Magazine by Carole Sobocinski from the Chicago comics scene. Includes parody pages (in properly mimicked styles) of Gary Panter/Jimbo, Mark Beyer, Nancy/Bazooka Joe (Mark Newgarden?), Charles Burns/Kafka's Metamorphosis and Jerry Moriarty/Jack Survives. Roughly 4¼ × 5½".

Hand-placed element on the cover (the partial face). White covers with interiors on yellow.

Unsure if there were color variations or if the yellowish scan is off.

In this series Pat Moriarity illustrated the stories of others, many autobiographical.

6½ × 10¼"
32 pages plus covers

Each issue featured a "cool guy" on the cover and this one's got a portrait of Art Spiegelman. The lead story is about attending Catechism class as a kid.

Comb-bound.

Elvis Presley-themed issue.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

This issue was printed by Jay Lynch.