From the inside cover of the first issue:
"Hidden in the Coastal Mountains of Southwest Washington State is an obscure town far from Interstate 5, far from the sphere of influence of a major metropolitan region. Welcome to Bezango, Washington. Allow me to introduce you to a few of our citizens."

This is a series of short, interconnected stories by Steve Willis (Morty the Dog, Cranium Frenzy) about the peculiar citizens of this town.

Mostly-text fiction with illlustrations. Originally published in 2002.

Card stock cover. Other cover colors include hot pink.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

Originally published in 1983.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

6¼ × 4"
Cardstock covers
Printed on recycled paper

According to Willis this was a satire on stick figure comics and the artwork was originally drawn in the 1950s.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.

Diecut cover.

Collects all four issues of the anime-influenced mini-comic series.

Some of the contents include:

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Captain Kangaroo, Felix the Cat, Dagwood Bumstead, Jay Leno, the Residents

Fewer than 50 copies usually printed (probably more like 25).

Centrail Mailer for this issue: Brian Buniak

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Splash Brannigan, Cathy, Felix the Cat

Fewer than 50 copies usually printed (probably more like 25).

Centrail Mailer for this issue: Brian Buniak

Actually a film zine but loaded with comics and art. Very underground-y in nature.

Technically, the title is Cosmic Avengers Part II: Macho Space Heroics #1.

In 2005 Steve Willis reprinted most (if not all) of his back catalog in editions of only five copies each. They were originally sold at the Danger Room comic book store in Olympia, Washington.