20 pages?

24 pages?

Early '80s Dallas, Texas punk zine with cover art and an interior comic by Scott Stevens (Mr. Fix, VD Cage).

Published in conjunction with the Iowa Comic Book Club.

Jam comix between Foster and Willis.

Glossy cardstock cover.

Jabberwocky publication #130.

Autobiographical comics about an illustration major's apprenticeship in a tattoo shop.

Full-color covers.

Similar in spirit to the Bay Area's Water Drinkers and Maximum Traffic's more recent Random Entry Comix.

Adzine with a cover by Bill Black, interior art by Black and Martin L. Greim, and ads for Fandom's Fans, Plastic Oracle, Special Series, Comic Crusader, George, Jan Strnad, Kenneth Smith, Ed Kalb, Nucleus, Dennis Mallonee, Paragon Publications, Terry Stroud, The Collector and others.

Offset, saddle-stitched.

Adzine with a cover by Martin L. Greim and Bill Black, interior art by Black and Orrin Lundgren, and ads for Comic Crusader #10, Vince Marchesano, ICF, Dream Garden, Comic Comments, Bryon Preiss, Paragon Illustrated #3, 1971 Comic Art Convention, Plastic Oracle, Specials Series, Jan Strnad, 'Nuff Said? and others.

There's also a "History of Fandom" column by Richard Small and a convention column by Gary Brown.

Ads are illustrated by Fred Hembeck, Mike Marvel, Doug Potter, Randy Yeates and others.

Offset, saddle-stitched.

20 or 24 pages?

The cover image was taken from a news release in The Fandom Journal #3 (Kevin Collier, 1985). A proper cover scan would be preferable.

Silkscreened wraparound cover.