Arnie the young anarchist bomber, the right-on kids and the ever popular Subvert Man smash the state, blow themselves up, and do a zine.

Either 8½ x 11" or A4.

Collection of art brut / psychedelic drawings.

Alex Ross isn't the mainstream superhero artist.

Card stock covers.

Printed in red on light blue stock.

Five mini-comics packaged in an illustrated envelope.

The titles in this set:
Birth of a Nation
Another Little Epic
Some Words Albert Likes
Fun With Phonics!
Fifteen Faces in Charcoal

4¾ × 6½"
56 pages total plus packaging

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.

Diary-style perzine by Tom Hart. Came with a "genuine piece of belly button lint" taped to the cover of every copy.

The complete collection of Sam Henderson's Monroe Simmons stories.

Three-color covers.

Introduction by Gary Panter.

Standard comic book size.

This issue also came with a loose insert, a 12-page mini-comic called Cows Have Their Own Faces by Koji Kaiya

36 pages plus insert

There may be more contributors than listed above.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Edited by Marc Arsenault & Sam Henderson.

5½ x 8½"
44 pages, color covers

Published in 1989?

Published in late '90s?