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 Edward Bolman and Cat Noel's run and contains an interview with Maximum Traffic conducted by Steve Willis.

8½ × 11"
14 pages

There may be more contributors than listed above.

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 Edward Bolman and Cat Noel's run. Artwork includes a reproduction of Steve Willis' Morty Comix #2081.

8½ × 11"
18 pages

There may be more contributors than listed above.

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 Edward Bolman and Cat Noel's run.

Saddle-stitched, b&w interiors.

This was a special issue of White Buffalo Gazette produced by Carol Pond and focusing on the theme of stick-figure art.

7 × 8½"
44 pages

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Sort of an intro to mini-comics and encouragement to make same but it's also a jam comic. Distributed in both assembled and unassembled versions.

Jam comix with appearances by Morty the Dog and Dog Boy.

Circa 1986-1988 [?] flyer for a play by Bryan Willis, Ken Lonergan and Frank Pugliese performed at Capital Playhouse '24 (Olympia, Washington). Illustrated by Steve Willis.

Circa 1986-1988 flyer/poster for a play by Bryan Willis performed at the Dramatic Writing Program Theater. Illustrated by Steve Willis.

Poetry, comix, art and fiction.

8½ × 5½"
24 pages

There may be more contributors than listed above.

It's true, Morty ran for mayor and was on the ballot and everything. This is his platform mini-comic by Steve Willis.

1st printing: ?
2nd printing: ?
3rd printing: yellow

It's true, Morty ran for mayor and was on the ballot and everything. This is his platform mini-comic by Steve Willis.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

A cynical look at the past and the present by Steve Willis. This is a text piece with illustrations.

Originally published in 2001 in an edition of 32.

Printed on cardstock. The paper stock is actually a darker red than shown in the scan.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

A comix experiment, the cast of characters changes constantly (literally).

Roughly 3¾ × 5"

Experimental comic in which the cast of characters changes constantly but it always comes back to Morty.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

Printed on cardstock througout.

Animal-themed comix anthology.

At least some (probably all) copies came with the Zoomorphia Self-Caricature Insert mini.

May have actually been released in 1984.

Roughly 4 x 5¼"