Contains a letter from Paul Gambaccini, a tribute to Reed Crandall, news that Steve Ditko would no longer be doing Spider-Man for Marvel Comics, Catwoman art by Doug Potter, The Spirit art by Will Eisner, and The Fox by Ronn Foss.

Contains features on the United Fanzine Organization publishing co-op, comic books and racketeering, romance comics, more.

Characters appearing in artwork include the Black Knight, Richie Rich, Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, Sad Sack, Archie Andrews, Hawkman, Jonah Hex and Wonder Woman.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

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Devoted to the work of Sheldon Mayer.

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Includes interviews with Joe Kubert, and Murray Boltinoff.

Interviews with Roger Brand, Hal Foster, Tom Ryan.  Biography of Neal Adams, with index of his work.

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Appearances by Groo the Wanderer, Hulk, EC parody covers, more.

Major format change from unstapled newsletter to saddle-stitched zine with more pages and heavier paper.  Interview with Dick Giordano by Mike Friedrich, article about King Features Syndicate by Rudi Franke, Parts 6, 7 and 8 of Richard Corben’s first published strip, “Monsters Rule,” graphic critique of Will Eisner, and another strip by Corben called “The Lure of the Tower.”