Sundry Comix An assortment of comix from over the years including
Da Boids (1974) and Nora Talbot (1981). 4 Pages.

Those Non-Reproducing Blues This comix was originally created for Eccentrics, a collection of comix published just for the hell of it by Jabberwocky Graphix in 1980. The wrap-around cover featured a collage of self-portraits by each of the contributors inside. Page 1 of 4.

Bar Fly Theater This story orginally appeared in a mini comix published by by Artie Romero's Everyman Studios in Feb. 1980. It's listed in Jay Kennedy's Official Underground and Newave Comix Price Guide (item #218) with a print run of 600 copies. Page 1 of 8.

Space and Time Magazine Editor and Publisher Gordon Linzner produced this fantasy, science fiction, and horror zine for over 30 years. During the mid-70's and early-80's I contributed story illustrations to nearly ten issues. Page 1 of 6.

Media Report Comix For more than five years Dave McDonnell's Media Report column was one of the highlights of The Buyer's Guide. In 1978, I joined a horde of other cartoonists and contributed over 20 comic strips that he included in his popular weekly column. Page 1 of 11.

Horse Opera The misadventures of Weed Ross and Cimarron Rose, two Pony Express riders who find more than they bargained for in a Crooked River saloon. Originally published in Funny Paper #1. Page 1 of 7.

Simon Smith & Ronald Moss Simon and Ronald are aspiring comic book creators and avid collectors. Simon is the artist, and Ronald is the writer of their creative team. Both are dedicated fans of the Wonder Person comic book series. It's published by the Leading Comics company, where they dream of working one day on their own series. Page 1 of 7.

Larry Lagoon in See You in the Funny Pages? from Midnight Fiction #2.
Page 1 of 15.

Trapped on Jupiter originally appeared in the first issue of Midnight Fiction.
Page 1 of 5.

The Mackovee Kids was a backup feature. Page 1 of 2.

Larry Lagoon Larry tries his hand at pubishing his own zine in "Fanzine Blues" Page 1 of 4.

Larry Lagoon has a strange dream about the origin of Super Bat in "Comic Dreams" Page 1 of 2.

Larry Lagoon tries to make it in the ad biz. Page 1 of 15.

Farlie Fan in Cream City An early work, the Farlie Fan story was a tribute to the Charlie Chan movie series starring Warner Oland and Keye Luke.
It was never published in print. Page 1 of 9.