- Script
- Bob Callahan
- Pencils
- Art Spiegelman; Tad Dorgan; Mark Beyer; Dominique Grange; Jacques Tardi; Roy Crane; Bernie Krigstein; Harvey Pekar; Frank King; Kaz Prapuolenis; Basil Wolverton; J. R. Williams; Борис Арцыбашев (Boris Artzybasheff)
- Inks
- Art Spiegelman; Tad Dorgan; Mark Beyer; Dominique Grange; Jacques Tardi; Roy Crane; Bernie Krigstein; Harvey Pekar; Frank King; Kaz Prapuolenis; Basil Wolverton; J. R. Williams; Борис Арцыбашев (Boris Artzybasheff)
- Letters
- typeset
Uses "clips" from: "Zombies on Broadway," Ace Hole Midget Detective," "Judge Rummy," "The Unpleasant Subway," "Springs With Stings" "The Story of Man," The Murder of Hung," "Buz Sawyer," "Master Race," "Hypothetical Quandary," "Out Our Way," and "Gasoline Alley."
- Script
- Daniel Clowes
- Pencils
- Daniel Clowes
- Inks
- Daniel Clowes
- Letters
- Daniel Clowes
- Characters
- Lloyd Llewellyn; Louise Ceeley; Emmett Ceeley; Laffin' Spittin' Man
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- J. R. Williams
- Pencils
- J. R. Williams
- Inks
- J. R. Williams
- Letters
- J. R. Williams
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section. The title is spelled exactly as shown on the page.
- Script
- Joe Matt
- Pencils
- Joe Matt
- Inks
- Joe Matt
- Letters
- Joe Matt
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Joe Matt; Joe Matt's Mom; Joe Matt's Dad
- Synopsis
- Joe describes his parents.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- autobiography
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Matt Groening
- Pencils
- Matt Groening
- Inks
- Matt Groening
- Letters
- Matt Groening
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Akbar; Jeff
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Chris Ware
- Pencils
- Chris Ware
- Inks
- Chris Ware
- Letters
- Chris Ware
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Daybreak - a quiet farmhouse on the city's outskirts
- Genre
- drama; humor
- Characters
- Jimmy Corrigan; Jimmy's Mom; The Visitor; Grandpa
- Synopsis
- Jimmy finds a cure for a grandfather's old age.
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section. Includes a small one-panel Quimby the Mouse strip -"That old-time tuba music sure is a gas..."
- Script
- Ed Pinsent
- Pencils
- Ed Pinsent
- Inks
- Ed Pinsent
- Letters
- Ed Pinsent
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- This cave interior is filled with a huge painting, a magical snake symbol being created here by warrior Primitif...
- Characters
- Primitif; Viraille, the God of Sight
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Mokeït; Elizabeth Bell (translation)
- Pencils
- Mokeït
- Inks
- Mokeït
- Letters
- Lea Hernandez
- Characters
- Dum Tweedle; Thumb Twiddle; Dee Tweedle; Badtrip; Twiddle-Ooh-La
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Jim Woodring
- Pencils
- Jim Woodring
- Inks
- Jim Woodring
- Letters
- Jim Woodring
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Frank; Manhog
- Synopsis
- Frank pulls an apple from a tree and takes it to his house. After he cuts the apple open he sees that he's killed the worm that was inside it. Distraught, he chucks the apple outside and returns to see Manhog has consumed the rest of it.
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section. The title is taken from 2003's "The Frank Book." Originally just titled "Frank and Manhog."
- Script
- Hunt Emerson
- Pencils
- Hunt Emerson
- Inks
- Hunt Emerson
- Letters
- Hunt Emerson
- Characters
- Buster Keaton
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Rick Geary
- Pencils
- Rick Geary
- Inks
- Rick Geary
- Letters
- Rick Geary
- Characters
- Charlie Chaplin; Svod; Neighbor from the Room Next Door
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Francis Masse (French original); Elizabeth Bell (English translation)
- Pencils
- Francis Masse
- Inks
- Francis Masse
- Letters
- Lea Hernandez
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Joe Schwind
- Letters
- typeset
- Reprints
Another non-linear photomontage piece from this creator. Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Bill Griffith
- Pencils
- Bill Griffith
- Inks
- Bill Griffith
- Letters
- Bill Griffith
- Characters
- Jockboy; Dr. Morton; Max; Nick
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Characters
- John Cage; Mr. Richard; Henry; Brownie; Master Suzuki; Aunt Marge
- Synopsis
- Sikoryak mashes up composer John Cage with classic newspaper strips. Strips like "Ripley's Believe it or Not!," Pogo, Mutt & Jeff, Barnaby, Krazy Kat, Blondie, Prince Valiant, Peanuts, Jimmy Hatlo's "They Do it All the Time" and others are evoked. The titles are "Believe it or Else," "John and Henry," "No Frills," "Jojo," "Father Paul," "Kitty Kook," "Brownie," "Suzuki, Zen Master," "They'll Do Windows," "The Mad Ad Man" and "Little Guys."
- Reprints
-
from Bad News (Fantagraphics, 1988 series) #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988), #3 (1988)
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Kim Deitch
- Pencils
- Kim Deitch
- Inks
- Kim Deitch
- Letters
- Kim Deitch
- Characters
- Carlos Gonzales; Don Carlos Balmori [Senorita Concepcion Jurado]; Major; Major's Niece; Senoria Maria Antonieta
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Drew Friedman
- Pencils
- Drew Friedman
- Inks
- Drew Friedman
- Letters
- Drew Friedman
- Genre
- humor; satire-parody
- Characters
- Shemp Howard; Wally Cox; Richard Deacon; Edgar Buchanan; Junior Samples; Joe E. Ross
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section. This books mispells Friedman's name in both the table of contents and story pages.
- Script
- Drew Friedman
- Pencils
- Drew Friedman
- Inks
- Drew Friedman
- Letters
- Drew Friedman
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Bud Abbott made his final stage appearance in 1974 at the old actors home in Los Angeles.
- Genre
- humor; satire-parody
- Characters
- Bud Abbott; Joe DeRita; Oliver Hardy; Fred Quimby; Doodles Weaver; Jimmy Nelson; Danny O'Day; Farfel
- Synopsis
- Brief glimpses of the listed characters in their advanced old age.
- Reprints
- Script
- Drew Friedman
- Pencils
- Drew Friedman
- Inks
- Drew Friedman
- Letters
- Drew Friedman
- Genre
- humor; satire-parody
- Characters
- Arthur Q. Bryan; Mantan Moreland; Dave O'Brien; Mousie Garner; El Brendel; Don Wilson; Frank Fontaine; Larry Fine
- Synopsis
- Another set of brief glimpses at the last days of the listed characters.
- Reprints
- Script
- Drew Friedman
- Pencils
- Drew Friedman
- Inks
- Drew Friedman
- Letters
- Drew Friedman
- Genre
- humor; satire-parody
- Characters
- Jackie Coogan; Joe E. Brown; Bert Lahr; Paul J. Smith; Sammy Wolf; Dick York
- Synopsis
- Another set of brief glimpses of "laugh makers" in the latter stage of their lives.
- Reprints
- Script
- Art Spiegelman
- Pencils
- Art Spiegelman
- Inks
- Art Spiegelman
- Letters
- Art Spiegelman
- Characters
- Ace Hole; Greta; Al Floogleman; Laurence Potato-Head; Pablo Picasso (brief cameo)
- Reprints
Part of the "Ye Olde Vaudeville Days" section
- Script
- Rory Hayes
- Pencils
- Rory Hayes
- Inks
- Rory Hayes
- Letters
- Rory Hayes
- Characters
- Pooh Rass; Linda
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Kaz Prapuolenis (credited as Kaz)
- Pencils
- Kaz Prapuolenis (credited as Kaz)
- Inks
- Kaz Prapuolenis (credited as Kaz)
- Letters
- Kaz Prapuolenis (credited as Kaz)
- Characters
- Deke; Blind Pharmacist
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Pencils
- Bruce Hilvitz
- Inks
- Bruce Hilvitz
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Julie Doucet
- Pencils
- Julie Doucet
- Inks
- Julie Doucet
- Letters
- Julie Doucet
- Characters
- Julie Doucet
- Synopsis
- Julie sees an old lady drop her purse, so she flies down, grabs it and takes off with it.
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Pencils
- Roy Tompkins
- Inks
- Roy Tompkins
- Letters
- Roy Tompkins
- Characters
- Buddha Popeye
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Y5/P5
- Pencils
- Y5/P5
- Inks
- Y5/P5
- Letters
- Y5/P5
- Characters
- Roger; Roger's Mother; The Boss
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Jim Shaw
- Pencils
- Jim Shaw
- Inks
- Jim Shaw
- Letters
- Jim Shaw
- Genre
- satire-parody
- Reprints
A send-up of "Chick Tracts." Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- 丸尾末広 (credited as Suehiro Maruo); Hiroshi Amano (English translation)
- Pencils
- 丸尾末広 (credited as Suehiro Maruo)
- Inks
- 丸尾末広 (credited as Suehiro Maruo)
- Letters
- Lea Hernandez
- Characters
- Michael Jackson
- Reprints
- Keywords
- manga
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Peter Kuper
- Pencils
- Peter Kuper
- Inks
- Peter Kuper
- Letters
- Peter Kuper
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section. This story's title was mispelled in the section title page.
- Script
- Mack White
- Pencils
- Mack White
- Inks
- Mack White
- Letters
- Mack White
- Characters
- Chuck Carson; Boy Howdy; Kid Cyclops
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Script
- Paul Mavrides
- Pencils
- Paul Mavrides
- Inks
- Paul Mavrides
- Letters
- Paul Mavrides
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Dinoboy
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Pencils
- Pascal Doury
- Inks
- Pascal Doury
- Characters
- Theodore Death Head
- Reprints
One of the double-page spreads from Raw #5's "Theodore Death Head" story. Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section.
- Script
- Gary Panter
- Pencils
- Gary Panter
- Inks
- Gary Panter
- Letters
- Gary Panter (typeset)
- Characters
- Elvis Presley
- Reprints
Part of the "The New Punk Funnies" section
- Pencils
- Lorenzo Mattotti (painting)
- Inks
- Lorenzo Mattotti (painting)
- Colors
- Lorenzo Mattotti (painting)
Four illustrations. Part of the "Living Color" section
- Script
- Lynda Barry
- Pencils
- Lynda Barry (painting)
- Inks
- Lynda Barry (painting)
- Colors
- Lynda Barry (painting)
- Letters
- Lynda Barry
- Characters
- Jimmy Rodgers
An illustration accompanied by a page of text. Part of the "Living Color" section.
- Pencils
- Robert Williams (painting)
- Inks
- Robert Williams (painting)
- Colors
- Robert Williams (painting)
Three paintings. Part of the "Living Color" section
- Pencils
- Charles Burns (painting)
- Inks
- Charles Burns (painting)
- Colors
- Charles Burns (painting)
- Reprints
Two magazine covers. Part of the "Living Color" section
- Script
- Loustal (credited as Jacques de Loustal)
- Pencils
- Loustal (credited as Jacques de Loustal) (painting)
- Inks
- Loustal (credited as Jacques de Loustal) (painting)
- Colors
- Loustal (credited as Jacques de Loustal) (painting)
- Letters
- ?
- Characters
- Hansi; Full-Bosomed Widow
- Reprints
Part of the "Living Color" section
- Pencils
- David Sandlin (painting)
- Inks
- David Sandlin (painting)
- Colors
- David Sandlin (painting)
Part of the "Living Color" section
- Script
- Joe Sacco
- Pencils
- Joe Sacco
- Inks
- Joe Sacco
- Letters
- Joe Sacco
- Characters
- Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris; Ronald Reagan
- Synopsis
- An account of the British bombing of Germany from 1940-45, the U.S. bombing of Japan from 1944-45, and the U.S. bombing of Libya in 1986. Illustrations accompanied by quotes from politicians, military officials and the media are used.
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Carel Moiseiwitsch
- Pencils
- Carel Moiseiwitsch
- Inks
- Carel Moiseiwitsch
- Letters
- Carel Moiseiwitsch
- Reprints
The artist mispelled the title, writing it like this: "Pscychological Operations in Guerrilla War." Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section.
- Script
- Dan O'Neill
- Pencils
- Dan O'Neill
- Inks
- Dan O'Neill
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section.
- Script
- Spain Rodriguez (credited as Spain)
- Pencils
- Spain Rodriguez (credited as Spain)
- Inks
- Spain Rodriguez (credited as Spain)
- Letters
- Spain Rodriguez (credited as Spain)
- Genre
- history
- Characters
- Buenaventura Durruti; Salvador Segui; Archbishop of Saragosa; Archibishop Soldevilla of Saragosa; Soldevilla's Sister; Plantation Owner; Nestor Makhno; Alphonso XIII; Longshoreman
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Mark Zingarelli
- Pencils
- Mark Zingarelli
- Inks
- Mark Zingarelli
- Letters
- Mark Zingarelli
- Characters
- William Edward Cook; Carl Mosser; Gas Station Attendant; Luckless Officer; Robert Dewey
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Dennis Eichhorn
- Pencils
- Michael Dougan
- Inks
- Michael Dougan
- Letters
- Michael Dougan
- Genre
- non-fiction; biography
- Characters
- Dennis Eichhorn; Cellmate; Murderer from Pocatello; Kermit; The Guard; Dickie; Fred
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Carlos Sampayo; Elizabeth Bell (English translation)
- Pencils
- José Muñoz
- Inks
- José Muñoz
- Letters
- Lea Hernandez
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Martí Riera (credited as Marti)
- Pencils
- Martí Riera (credited as Marti)
- Inks
- Martí Riera (credited as Marti)
- Letters
- Martí Riera (credited as Marti)
- Characters
- The Law; The State; Democracy
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section.
- Script
- Colin Upton
- Pencils
- Colin Upton
- Inks
- Colin Upton
- Letters
- Colin Upton
- Characters
- Ivan
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Marc Caro; Elizabeth Bell (translation)
- Pencils
- Marc Caro
- Inks
- Marc Caro
- Letters
- Lea Hernandez
- Characters
- The Foreman
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section
- Script
- Dominique Grange; Matthew Screech (translation)
- Pencils
- Jacques Tardi
- Inks
- Jacques Tardi
- Letters
- Woodrow Phoenix (credited as Trevs Phoenix)
- Characters
- Nguyen Thi Loan; The Manageress; Jerzy; Slim Anderson; Cliff Brixton
- Reprints
Part of the "Tales of Politics and Crime" section. In another case of slipshod copy editing, the writer's name was mispelled in multiple sections of this book.
- Script
- Will Eisner
- Pencils
- Will Eisner
- Inks
- Will Eisner
- Letters
- Will Eisner
- Characters
- Clara; Joe; Chuck
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Justin Green
- Pencils
- Justin Green
- Inks
- Justin Green
- Letters
- Justin Green
- Characters
- Binky Brown; Coach; O'Malley; Richard Burton (on-screen cameo); Victor Mature (on-screen cameo); Jean Simmons (on-screen cameo); Beulah
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Lee Marrs
- Pencils
- Lee Marrs
- Inks
- Lee Marrs
- Letters
- Lee Marrs
- Characters
- Grandma; Joyce; Papa; Ben; Aunt Melissa; Sam
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Carol Lay
- Pencils
- Carol Lay
- Inks
- Carol Lay
- Letters
- Carol Lay
- Characters
- Junior Brewser; Mr. Brewser; Mrs. Brewser; The Preacher; Pvt. Virginia; Pvt. Lloyd; Mr. Lloyd; Mrs. Lloyd; Cora Lloyd; Performance Artist
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Pencils
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Inks
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Letters
- Gilbert Hernandez (signed as Beto)
- Genre
- drama
- Characters
- Doralis; Guadalupe; Ofelia
- Synopsis
- Guadalupe tells Doralis a ghost story.
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Jaime Hernandez
- Pencils
- Jaime Hernandez
- Inks
- Jaime Hernandez
- Letters
- Jaime Hernandez
- Characters
- Becky Snyder; Big Girl
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Carol Tyler
- Pencils
- Carol Tyler
- Inks
- Carol Tyler
- Letters
- Carol Tyler
- Characters
- Mama; Teresa; Jamie Lea; Mr. Toga; Miss Tyler
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Mario Hernandez
- Pencils
- Mario Hernandez
- Inks
- Mario Hernandez
- Letters
- Mario Hernandez
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Mario Hernandez; Brother Anthony
- Reprints
- Keywords
- autobiography
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Jayr Pulga
- Pencils
- Jayr Pulga
- Inks
- Jayr Pulga
- Letters
- Jayr Pulga
- Characters
- Gabriela; Pedro
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Ben Katchor
- Pencils
- Ben Katchor
- Inks
- Ben Katchor
- Letters
- Ben Katchor
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Dream books are a perfectly legal outgrowth of that illegal pastime of the poor- the numbers game.
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Ben Katchor
- Pencils
- Ben Katchor
- Inks
- Ben Katchor
- Letters
- Ben Katchor
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Last week- the main waiting for the bus, buys barber shop sweepings for a living.
- Characters
- The Man Waiting for the Bus
- Reprints
- Script
- Ben Katchor
- Pencils
- Ben Katchor
- Inks
- Ben Katchor
- Letters
- Ben Katchor
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Last week- the oracle of the 'blue dollar' dream book spent his day in a self-service restaurant.
- Reprints
- Script
- Ben Katchor
- Pencils
- Ben Katchor
- Inks
- Ben Katchor
- Letters
- Ben Katchor
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Last week- a man was hired to come in at night and print the 'blue dollar' dream book.
- Reprints
- Script
- Ben Katchor
- Pencils
- Ben Katchor
- Inks
- Ben Katchor
- Letters
- Ben Katchor
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Last week- the 'blue dollar' dream book was distributed by a man with an old station wagon.
- Reprints
- Script
- Eddie Campbell
- Pencils
- Eddie Campbell
- Inks
- Eddie Campbell
- Letters
- Eddie Campbell
- Characters
- Dapper John Marvin; Dapper John's Dad; Ellen; Ronald; Miles; Liz; Tracey
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Dori Seda
- Pencils
- Dori Seda
- Inks
- Dori Seda
- Letters
- Dori Seda
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Dori Seda; Anton Seda; Mrs. Seda [Olga Seda]
- Reprints
- Keywords
- autobiography
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Joost Swarte
- Pencils
- Joost Swarte
- Inks
- Joost Swarte
- Letters
- Joost Swarte
- Characters
- Swanpool; Remy; Director
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Pencils
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Inks
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Letters
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Characters
- Charley Patton; Henry Sloan; W.C. Handy; Eddie "Son" House [Son House]; Howlin' Wolf; Tommy Johnson; Bukka White; Washboard Sam; Mrs. Keith Dockery; Lizzie; Tom Rushen; Willie Brown; Louise Johnson; Robert Johnson; Bertha Lee; W.R. Calaway
- Synopsis
- This bio of Charley Patton covers some of the major events in his life from his introduction to the blues in the early 1900s to his death in 1934.
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Script
- Diane Noomin
- Pencils
- Diane Noomin (signed)
- Inks
- Diane Noomin (signed)
- Letters
- Diane Noomin (signed)
- Reprints
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section. The artist's name is mispelled in multiple locations throughout the book.
- Script
- Harvey Pekar
- Pencils
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Inks
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Letters
- Robert Crumb (credited as R. Crumb)
- Genre
- biography; non-fiction
- Characters
- Harvey Pekar
- Synopsis
- Harvey weighs what the pros and cons would be if he made enough money from writing to support himself.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- autobiography
Part of the "The Forthcoming American Splendor" section
- Letters
- typeset
Brief blurbs with copyright credits for all the artists