- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (logo); typeset; Nate Pride (production)
The inside front cover has logo, Bolland's byline, Desperado masthead, and indicia.
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed; logo)
- Genre:
- satire-parody
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop
- Reprints:
The indexer's only known publication of this piece is in Comicology (TwoMorrows, 2000 series) #4, where a caption dates it 1989.
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed; logo)
- Genre:
- humor
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop
- Reprints:
- from Brian Bolland's Editions Déesse portfolio (1985)
- Keywords:
- whimsy
This was the first printed appearance of "The Actress and the Bishop".
- Script:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Genre:
- satire-parody
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop; God [indeterminate] (flashback)
- Synopsis:
- Our story rewinds time to when the duo got together,
While in the present they avail themselves of pleasant weather.
- Reprints:
Dialogue and narration are presented exclusively in rhyming captions.
- Script:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Genre:
- satire-parody
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop; Ethyl White; Henry Pugh (flashback); God [indeterminate]
- Synopsis:
- The duo hosts a wingding (as the title says) in which
Some old flames are encountered and the irony is rich.
- Reprints:
Dialogue and narration are presented exclusively in rhyming captions.
- Script:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Colors:
- Brian Bolland (signed; graytones only)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Genre:
- humor
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop; the Thing in the Shed
- Synopsis:
- The Bishop sees the couple's next-door neighbour's disappeared;
The Actress must confront the backyard shed that she has feared.
- Reprints:
- Keywords:
- whimsy
Dialogue and narration are presented exclusively in rhyming captions, save for one word balloon, also in rhyme.
- Pencils:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Inks:
- Brian Bolland (signed)
- Letters:
- Brian Bolland (signed; dedication)
- Genre:
- humor
- Characters:
- The Actress; The Bishop
- Reprints:
- from Bolland Strips (Knockabout, 2005 series) ?
- Keywords:
- whimsy
This illustration is dated 2005 with "thanks to June, Roy, and Joe".
- Script:
- various
- Pencils:
- various
- Inks:
- various
- Colors:
- various
- Letters:
- typeset; Nate Pride (production)
"The Actress and the Bishop" material is followed by two-page "Desperado Library" catalog and promo page for adaptation of Clive Barker's Age of Desire. The inside back cover promotes CGC as "the Official Grading Service of Desperado Publishing". The back cover promotes Brian Bolland's Burma Diary as "coming soon" from Desperado.