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.

issue #5 includes a Wayno mini-comic insert, "Streamo"

this particular edition included a torn image from an adult magazine glued to the cover

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Edited by Marc Arsenault & Sam Henderson.

5½ x 8½"
44 pages, color covers

Published in 1989?