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Offset, side stapled.
Contains letters from Martin Greim, Mike Howell, Anthony Kowalik and Jim Pinkoski.
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United Fanzine Organization memberzine.

Printed in various colors throughout.

Photos of Jay Kennedy and Diana Schutz.

Editorial features include:
Front and back covers by Mike Zeck.
“Twilight of the Heroes Part 2” by Ron Wilber.
"COMICS COMMENTARY" by James Van Hise.
"Don Rosa's INFORMATION CENTER” by Don Rosa.
“THE PERTWILLABY PAPERS” by Don Rosa.
“CRITIQUE” fanzine and comix reviews by Mark Burbey, Andy Warner, and JVH.
“Captain Atom” by Howard P. Siegel.
Centerspread by Tom Sutton.
“Two of the Greatest Films You’ve Probably Never Seen” by JVH.
“COMICOPIA” by RC Harvey.
ARTIST PROFILE of Marc Hempel.
“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel.
"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with a letter from Roy Thomas.
Ads for:
ARIK KHAN #1
ART FANTASTIQUE #1 and #2
BATIZINE #1 (“The Ultimate in Batman…”)
COLLECTOR’S DREAM
COMES THE DAWN poster by Frank Brunner
FILM FAN MONTHLY
JOHNNY IRIQUOIS ADVENTUREZINE
MARVEL COMICS INDEX (George Olshevsky)
QUESTAR #1
WOLD ATLAS (Philip Jose Farmer fanzine)



Collection of illustrations and crazy graphics by Bill Shut (Industrial Toilet Paper, Exquisite Corpse Comix). He also published the larger-format Insufficient Dada Digest but the contents of each are different from one another.

Maximum Traffic Vol. 3, #16.

Promo giveaway for the Poopsheet infozine. Four-page sampler plus inserted bookmarks, stickers and postcards made for this release plus promo items from other publishers. The contents varied slightly from copy to copy.

Full-color card stock covers, b&w interiors.
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