- Script
- Kurt Sayenga (credited as Kurt "Satchmo" Sayenga)
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- non-fiction
- Pages
- 2 - 2
- Abstract
- Kurt discusses plans to attend San Diego ComiCon to interview Bob Burden and others.
- Pencils
- Stephen Gibson
- Inks
- Stephen Gibson
- Characters
- Jean Cocteau
- Script
- Chester Brown; James Wu
- Pencils
- Chester Brown
- Inks
- Chester Brown
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- non-fiction
- Pages
- 18 - 21
- Abstract
- Brown discusses the origins of the Yummy Fur title and his start in self-publishing. Since his content is not carried by all stores or even all distributors he discusses the challenges of censorship.
- Script
- Kurt Sayenga; Gilbert Hernandez; Jaime Hernandez
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez; Jaime Hernandez; ? (photography)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez; Jaime Hernandez; ? (photography)
- Letters
- typeset
- Characters
- Locas [Maggie [Margarita Luisa Chascarrillo]; Hopey [Esperanza Leticia Glass]; Penny Century [Beatríz García]; Izzy [Isabel Ortiz Reubens]; Daffy [Daphne Matsumoto]; Terry [Theresa Downe]]; Luba; Gilbert Hernandez (photograph); Jaime Hernandez (photograph)
- Pages
- 32 - 40
- Abstract
- Kurt Sayenga interviews Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez at a point in history about six years into the original Love and Rockets magazine run (issue 27 was available). Love and Rockets is already considered a classic and highly collectible, sourced in punk subculture and Latin American literature, rather than mainstream sensibilities.
- Script
- Bob Burnett
- Pencils
- Bob Burnett
- Inks
- Bob Burnett
- Letters
- Bob Burnett
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- I know when a swan's a swan.
- Genre
- drama
- Synopsis
- A man tries unsuccessfully to hit on a woman.
- Script
- Steve Niles; Clive Barker
- Pencils
- Clive Barker; Linda McCartney (photography)
- Inks
- Clive Barker; Linda McCartney (photography)
- Letters
- typeset
- Keywords
- Frankenstein
- Pages
- 44 - 49
- Abstract
- Steve Niles interviews Clive Barker about his work in novels and comics.
Includes full-page horror-themed illustrations by Barker.
- Script
- Kurt Sayenga
- Pencils
- Kurt Sayenga
- Inks
- Kurt Sayenga
- Letters
- Kurt Sayenga
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Hey, Hyperboy! Where ya been lately?
- Characters
- Hyperboy
- Synopsis
- Hyperboy is harassed by the omniscient narrator about student loans, jobs, and not using his power to make people's heads explode.
- Keywords
- elevator; record store; snow
Hyperboy passes a fence that has a sign, "Will Eisner for Mayor" using Eisner's font.
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- John Falls (photography)
- Inks
- John Falls (photography)
- Letters
- typeset
- Synopsis
- A passerby seems to merge with a brick wall as he observes political posters.
- Script
- P. Hayes
- Pencils
- P. Hayes
- Inks
- P. Hayes
- Letters
- P. Hayes
- Genre
- drama; science fiction
- Characters
- Devon Hollowell; Squint Hollowell; Agnes; Doctor Friend (flashbacks)
- Synopsis
- Agnes reunites with Devon and Squint in order to run errand for Doctor Friend, the developer of a resurrection drug, Phenom, invented by The Legion, culled from cancerous sewer rats.