Skiff, script by Glenn Dakin, art by Phil Elliott The narrator talks about Skiff, a guest that was staying over in his family's house. The Hidden Face, script and art by Richard Sala After a falling brick hits him in the face, the story's protagonist suffers a series of misfortunes. UFO, script and art by Alex Toth Alex Toth questions the wisdom of experts who dismiss what to him are the reality of UFO sightings. How I Almost Got Stomped to the "Still of the Night" by the "Five Satins, script and art by Spain Rodriguez Spain and friends sneak into a rhythm & blues show and try to get closer seats. Retirement Village, script and art by Dori Seda Two senior citizens have an intimate dinner. Hell Fridge, script and art by Mark Marek A refrigerator that can bring death to any who dare open it.
The Sphinx Without a Secret, script by Oscar Wilde, art by Alec Stevens Lord Murchison is taken with the mysterious Lady Alroy, but doesn't believe her when she denies hiding anything. A never-before published illustration Crumb made for one of his journals when he was seventeen. $3.50.Ĭover art by Gilbert Hernandez and Robert Crumb. Ad for Fantagraphics Books, including The Complete Popeye, Dickie Dare, Prince Valiant and Nemo: The Classics Comics Library, art by7 E.C Segar, Hal Foster, and Milton Caniff.
Tor Johnson in the Country, script by Johnny Legend, art by Drew Friedman Tor Johnson takes a trip to the country. The Thirteen Fingers, script and art by Richard Sala A journalist discovers a secret society. The Confidante, script and art by Dori Seda Frank is vilified by all the women in town. Ad for Love & Rockets, art by Gilbert Hernandez. Overheard At America's Lunch Counters, script and art by Susan Catherine Eleven quotations heard by the author while waitressing. Blues starring Eddie Campbell, Georgette Maison, and Dave Harwoodcript, script and art by Eddie Campbell. Troubles with Cute Old Refrigerators, script and art by Aline Kominsky-Crumb and Robert Crumb The problems with having an old refrigerator as a style item.
Lovecraft, art by Alec Stevens An adaptation of the famous short story about a solitary man weary of darkness who is inexorably drawn to a castle tower. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
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