- Script
- Jerry Moriarty
- Pencils
- Jerry Moriarty
- Inks
- Jerry Moriarty
- Letters
- Jerry Moriarty
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- I'll go to the park.
- Genre
- drama
- Characters
- Jack
- Synopsis
- Jack at the park.
- Reprints
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- John Cage
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- J. C.; Mr. Richard
- Synopsis
- The naive J. C. tries to persuade a concert pianist to give a private recital.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- John; Henry
- Synopsis
- A substitute teacher in the oriental music class.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Woman shopper; John
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Jojo
- Synopsis
- Jojo is not willing to commit
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Pogo.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Father Paul; Priest
- Synopsis
- Should religion be prioritised over parents?
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Kitty Kook; Mouse
- Synopsis
- Kitty is practicing drawing with his left hand in case his right is injured.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Krazy Kat.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Brownie; Fellow Student
- Synopsis
- Brownie's good at taking notes.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Blondie.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Master Suzuki; Jon
- Synopsis
- Mastr Suzuki travels from the Orient to spread wisdom.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Prince Valiant.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Aunt Marge; Nephew
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- John Cage; Ad Men
- Synopsis
- The ad men listen to John Cage's silent work.
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue.
- Script
- Robert Sikoryak
- Pencils
- Robert Sikoryak
- Inks
- Robert Sikoryak
- Letters
- Robert Sikoryak
- Genre
- humor
- Synopsis
- Is there really too much pain in the world?
- Reprints
All the Sikoryak strips in this section are presented as if ripped from a newspaper syndicated cartoon section. They're all pastiches of familiar cartoons, drawn in the same style, but with deliberately obscure jokes or dialogue. This mimics Peanuts.
- Script
- Jayr Pulga (signed as J. Pulga)
- Pencils
- Jayr Pulga (signed as J. Pulga)
- Inks
- Jayr Pulga (signed as J. Pulga)
- Letters
- Jayr Pulga (signed as J. Pulga)
- Characters
- Pedro; Gabriella; Aunt Rosa
- Reprints
- Script
- Ida Marx
- Pencils
- Ida Marx
- Inks
- Ida Marx
- Letters
- Ida Marx
- Characters
- Nancy
- Synopsis
- Should one laugh at a funeral?
This borrows Ernie Bushmiller's Nancy.
- Script
- Paul Karasik
- Pencils
- Paul Karasik (photo collage and manipulation)
- Inks
- Paul Karasik (photo collage and manipulation)
- Letters
- Paul Karasik
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Sitting Bull; Buffalo Bill
- Synopsis
- When Sitting Bull's former circus horse hears gunshots it starts tricks.
- Keywords
- Ghost Dance ritual; horse; Little Big Horn; reservation; Sioux
- Script
- Drew Friedman
- Pencils
- Drew Friedman
- Inks
- Drew Friedman
- Letters
- Drew Friedman
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Jesus; Joe E. Ross
- Synopsis
- A fake film poster
- Reprints
- Script
- Mark Newgarden
- Pencils
- Mark Newgarden
- Inks
- Mark Newgarden
- Letters
- typeset
- Synopsis
- Assorted things we like.
The story is drawn as a series of symbols with text.
- Script
- Paul Karasik
- Pencils
- Paul Karasik
- Inks
- Paul Karasik
- Letters
- Paul Karasik
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Eli Whitney; Paul Karasik
- Synopsis
- A straight biography followed by the creator considering some less savoury aspects of Whtiney's life and how history could have been so different.
This is produced as if two different strips about Whitney with differing art styles. The first page is a faux conclusion.
- Script
- Kathryn Hyatt
- Pencils
- Kathryn Hyatt
- Inks
- Kathryn Hyatt
- Letters
- Kathryn Hyatt
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Roland; Sally
- Synopsis
- Will Roland and Sally find any compatible aspect in the other?
- Keywords
- game show
- Script
- Glenn Head
- Pencils
- Glenn Head
- Inks
- Glenn Head
- Letters
- Glenn Head
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Chester; Bob; Mary-Anne; Mikey
- Reprints