Appears to be a handout that accompanied a lecture by David Lasky. Contains comics excerpts by Mat Brinkman, Steve Willis, Bruce Chrislip, Michael Dowers, J.R. Williams, John Porcellino, Ron Rege Jr. and Jennifer Daydreamer.

Huge jam comics project in which a ton of artists contributed one or more panels to create a comic for each month of the year with each month designed on a two-page spread so that it's also a usable calendar with one panel per day. Edited by F.C. Brandt and Jesse Reklaw.

Color wraparound cover.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Experimental, thoughtful comics.

Two-color covers, cutout in front cover.

Numbered edition of 500.

Some of this issue's contents: three pages of Roger Langridge "Fred the Clown" strips (still called "Bill the Clown" at this point); a page of sketches collected at a convention (drawings by Jim Woodring, Peter Bagge, Mary Fleener, Roberta Gregory and David Lasky); gorgeous back cover by Hilary Barta.

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Bazooka Joe, Popeye, Little Orphan Annie, Zone, Jack Abel, Frank, Buddy Bradley and Bitchy Bitch.

Fewer than 50 copies printed (probably more like 25)

The general theme for this issue is a tribute to Clay Geerdes who'd passed in 1997.

Some of the contents include: a reprinting of Geerdes' "Newave Manifesto"; past Comix World newsletter logos by Gilbert Shelton, S. Clay Wilson, John Edgar, Rick Geary, Bob Vojtko, J.R. Williams, Jim Valentino, Dave Sim, Larry Todd, Spain, Scott Shaw!, Grass Green, Trina Robbins, Gary Whitney, Par Holman and others; samples from Comix World including art by Kevin Eastman, George Kochell, John Howard and Spain; "James Kochalka, Super Waiter" strips by David Lasky; Virgil Partch gag cartoons; a printed version of Willis' Morty Comix #2083 (7/26/97)

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Cerebus, Fat Freddy's Cat, Panda Khan, Green Lantern, Megaton Man, Mr. Monster, Antisocialman, Tor Johnson, Dick Tracy, John Wayne, Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble, Patrick Stewart/Jean-Luc Picard, Doctor Sputnik

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

Centrail Mailer for this issue: Bruce Chrislip?

Some of this issue's contents: six pages of Langridge's "Fred the Clown" strips (still called "Bill the Clown" at this point); a Skinned-Alive Boy strip by Traffic and Edward Bolman; more.

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Santa Claus, Calvin & Hobbes, The Family Circus, Fred the Clown, and Salvador Dali.

The cover is a Christmas collage of work by Jaime Hernandez, Jim Valentino, Bruce Chrislip and others. This issue also included a flyer insert that's a one-page jam comic (with the last panel blank) by Darryl Cunningham, Caspar Williams, Vic Pratt, Steve Willis and others.

Central Mailer for this issue: Bruce Chrislip

Fewer than 50 copies printed but probably more like 25.

This mailing also included a copy of Mike Kazaleh's Line the Dustbin Funnies #1 comic book.

Some of the contents include: eight pages of Young Neil comics by David Lasky

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Powhatan, Davy Crocket, Buddy Ebsen/Jed Clampett, Xal-Kor the Human Cat, Abraham Lincoln

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

Centrail Mailer for this issue: Mark Campos

Some of the contents include: collage cover by Chrislip

Characters appearing in art and comics include: Dog Boy, Benb, Peanuts characters (spoof), the Flash, the Avengers (Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Iron Man)

Insert included with this issue: Smokin' Aminals #1 mini-comic (Fields)

Central Mailer for this issue: Darren Auck and Mike Kraiger

Steve Willis' biweekly newsletter full of comix news and commentary.

Also in this issue: Clay Geerdes on CBG and underground comix, Jay Kennedy on bibliographic resources for underground comix, the Bil Keane Watch, the "Suspended Animation" column, info on the Mike Diana case, more.

Unbound, b&w interiors.

I'm 99% sure Bill Miller is Bill W. Miller of Mature Magic / Miller Publishing.

Steve Willis' biweekly newsletter full of comix news and commentary. This is the final issue.

Also in this issue: cover art by Gary Usher, a bunch of CLG Reader Profiles (Randy Paske, Ben Adams, Randy Scott, Michael Neno, Troy Hickman, Clark Dissmeyer), the Bil Keane Watch, comix reviews by Lynn Hansen, previously unused CLG logos, and more.

Unbound, b&w interiors.

Unusual format for this jam comic spoof of Narrative Corpse. It unfolds once vertically and then each page is 5-6" wide by 17" tall.

Published in 1995 or '96.

Interviews with Bill Blackbeard and John Porcellino.

Edited by Sean Duncan.

Other contributors I'm unsure of: Bowen, Gill

Sly commentary on Christianity and evangelism in the form of a religious tract.

5 × 4"
Two-color cover

1st printing: green cover
2nd printing: 1996, red cover

1st printing: ?
2nd printing: June 2003, 150 copies, screen-printed (Print Gocco?) card stock cover, saddle-stitched