Features the terrifying exploits of Tom Teenager and Uzi Duck and the classic strip that made John Crawford nervous.

Full-color covers, b&w interiors.

Minimalist spoof of Time Magazine handlettered and drawn presumably by the mysterious Madam X.

5¼ × 7½"
Two-color cover, some interior color

Published in the '80s or '90s?

11¼ × 16"
Color covers, some interior color

Winter 2012

"'The Madman' is a short story featured in 'The Gay Science' by Friedrich Nietzche published in 1882. Within it he proclaimed foremost the death of God & the philosophical implications of His death."

This comic appears to be an adaption of that story written and drawn by Maxx Yearick and presented in a format that mimics a Jack T. Chick tract.

Full title: Madstar Science Fiction Quarterly.  This was this only issue to be published.

Contents include "The Secret of T.M. Maple!" and a one-page tribute to Marvel Comics' Golden Age/Silver Age monsters.

Signed/numbered edition of 500.

United Fanzine Organization memberzine.

This issue's got a wordless sci-fi / dinosaur comic, a prose story, an article on collecting paperbacks, a great six-page index (with various lists and data) for the The Texas Trio's Star-Studded Comics fanzine, plus more.

United Fanzine Organization memberzine.

This issue's got a three-page Captain America / Red Skull story by Russ Maheras, an index for the first 101 issues of The Comic Reader fanzine, a science fiction story, a prose story and a nice two-pager from 1974 by Alan "Jim" Hanley.

United Fanzine Organization memberzine.