Title page with a double-page spread painting from Oct. 1977.; Production and copyright credits with an illustration- “Texas-Ware wants you to chew your food like the little teddy bears do.”; Table of contents with reprint credits
Intro includes twelve illustrations, nine of them in color- An untitled sketchbook page from 1969-70; “Pooh Pictures Presents Pooh Starring Patrick Pooh” (1965-68); “Bear By Himself” (1978); A Bogeyman flyer (1969); An untitled sketchbook page- “That guy in there is nuts but I think I'll go in...” (1969-70); The front cover to Bogeyman #1 (1969); A sketch of Hayes by Spain Rodriguez; A lurid untitled and undated sketch- “You wanted my prick, now you got it!”; An “Insect Fear #5” cover rough (c. 1973); the cover to “Cunt Comics #1” (1969); the cover to “Nuts Boy Funnies #1 (1980); An untitled landscape sketch from 1979.
Story entirely comprised of phrases from one of Rory's notebooks.
Accompanied by a single illustration
Originally from 1971
The final panel only is in color.
An alternate (earlier ?) version of the above story with the same name. Unknown year.
Seven illustrations, with one of them in color- “Cyclone;” the original art to the Bogeyman no. 1 cover; five more untitled illustrations
Article includes seventeen illustrations, two of them in color. An untitled sketchbook page - “I love water!” (1969-70); “The Rory Story” (undated); The original art to “A Fear of Froaks,” which was published in Arcade #6; “The Film Career of Patrick Pooh” (undated); the covers to “Monsters and Ghouls #3” (undated) and “The Dolls Weekly #10” (1965); “Nothing to Do” (with Geoffrey Hayes, 1964); “You Pasked for It!”; “Valley of the Vicious Ducks” (1967); Pages from Rory's “Lost at Sea” mini-comic (1966-67); an untitled self-portrait (c. 1980); Several movie poster illustrations - “Ted Goes to Moon,” “The Old House,” “Lovo Has Fun,” “Slaves of the Vampire,” “Linda Loone in Love,” “Hot Rod Pooh!,” “Duh, I'm a Monster.”
Articles includes five illustrations, one of them in color. An untitled sketchbook page- “S.S. High” (c. 1969-70); An untitled illustration featuring the Bogeyman - “He comes from across the sea..... for me!...”; An untitled drawing from 1978; The original art to the cover for San Francisco Comic Book #1; The final page is an undated handwritten sign- “Please Shut Door Tight When Leaving!!!....”