- Script
- Sarah Dyer
- Letters
- typeset
- Script
- Sarah Dyer
- Pencils
- Sarah Dyer
- Inks
- Sarah Dyer
- Letters
- Sarah Dyer
- Characters
- Action Girl [Erica]; Flying Girl [Ginnie]
- Synopsis
- Flying Girl drops a note down to Action Girl telling her to meet at a certain time and location on Saturday. Action Girl shows up, Flying Girl blindfolds her and takes her into a building. Once inside she tells her to jump as the blindfold is removed. It turns out that they are in a new vertical wind tunnel that will open to the public the next week - Flying Girl brought Action Girl here as a present so that Action Girl could feel what it's like to fly.
Last panel of this story is a smaller version of the art from the front cover.
- Script
- Chris Tobey
- Pencils
- Chris Tobey
- Inks
- Chris Tobey
- Letters
- Chris Tobey
- Synopsis
- The author recounts how two friends (Dean & Erin) took her & her boyfriend to a puppet show based loosely on "Faust" that was awful, and how she had nightmares later of the puppets coming to life and biting her.
- Script
- Patty Leidy
- Pencils
- Patty Leidy
- Inks
- Patty Leidy
- Letters
- Patty Leidy
- Characters
- Beth; Ant; P.J.; Stanley
- Synopsis
- Beth decides she doesn't want the same old noodles for supper and decides to go out for Chinese food, three friends come with her. They tease her about getting the same thing every time. To challenge her, Ant orders a random item from the menu, even though she has no idea what is in it. The waiter offers a menu in English, but Ant declines. When the food arrives they all lose their appetite upon seeing Ant's food - which is chicken parts like claws, eyeballs and intestines.
- Script
- Ms Phink
- Pencils
- Ms Phink
- Inks
- Ms Phink
- Letters
- Ms Phink
- Synopsis
- A woman describes various aspects of herself, such as that she likes cats, likes to cook, likes books, believes in good karma, and likes gummy bears.
- Script
- Rebecca Dart
- Pencils
- Rebecca Dart
- Inks
- Rebecca Dart
- Letters
- Rebecca Dart
- Synopsis
- Tells how catfish lost their scales because during creation the Devil was about to fry the catfish and had already scraped off the colorful red, blue and yellow scales when the Good Lord came along and stopped him. The Devil threw the catfish back in the water, but the scales never grew back, which is why catfish today have no scales.
Noted as an adaptation of a tale from the American South.
- Script
- Suzanne Baumann
- Pencils
- Suzanne Baumann
- Inks
- Suzanne Baumann
- Letters
- Suzanne Baumann
- Script
- Jen Benka; Kris Dresen
- Pencils
- Jen Benka; Kris Dresen
- Inks
- Jen Benka; Kris Dresen
- Letters
- Jen Benka; Kris Dresen
- Synopsis
- A woman who is ill and sleeping on a couch, curled up in a blanket, has hallucinations involving romance with a cornfield scarecrow.
- Script
- Amanda Lewis
- Pencils
- Amanda Lewis
- Inks
- Amanda Lewis
- Letters
- Amanda Lewis
- Synopsis
- A woman describes the percieved imperfections of various parts of her faces (nose, eyebrows, forehead, chin, etc), but it's all OK because she has a beautiful smile.
- Script
- Jennifer Sorensen
- Pencils
- Jennifer Sorensen
- Inks
- Jennifer Sorensen
- Letters
- Jennifer Sorensen
- Characters
- Gwen
- Synopsis
- Gwen recounts the odd foods, bizarre customers, and the strange antics of her co-workers at her summer job in a Pennsylvania Dutch-style family restaurant.
- Script
- She-Ra
- Pencils
- She-Ra
- Inks
- She-Ra
- Letters
- She-Ra
- Synopsis
- A woman recounts some of her teen antics from the summer of 1956, especially how she and her girlfriends waited all summer for the release of a new lipstick color from Revlon called Sky-Blue Pink that was just pink lipstick with a little bit of blue in it.
- Pencils
- Anastasia Moreno
- Inks
- Anastasia Moreno
- Characters
- Action Girl
- Synopsis
- A pin-up of Action Girl standing atop a pile of large stuffed animals and toys.
- Letters
- typeset
Info about the contributors to this issue, in order of appearance in the issue. Info tells about their other credits, and gives mailing addresses for each contributor, along with mail order prices for their own publications.
- Letters
- typeset
Info on other books recommended by the editor, both for self-published mini-comics and for other comics.
- Letters
- typeset
Letters from readers about previous issues. Includes one unsigned and uncredited fan art illustration of Action Girl. Also includes info on the next issue, including a small black-and-white reproduction of the cover for the next issue.