| Issue | #4 |
| Published | July 1986 |
| Cover Price | 1.25 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Nick Landau |
| Genre | science fiction; horror |
| Pencils | Brett Ewins |
| Inks | Brett Ewins |
| Genre | science fiction; horror |
| Script | John Wagner; Alan Grant |
| Pencils | Brett Ewins (p. 1-5); Cliff Robinson (p. 6-9) |
| Inks | Brett Ewins (p. 1-5); Cliff Robinson (p. 6-9) |
| Colors | Janet Landau |
| Letters | Tom Frame |
| Notes | Part 4 of 6 |
| Reprinted | from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #422; from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #423 |
| Genre | science fiction |
| Script | Alan Moore |
| Pencils | Jim Baikie |
| Inks | Jim Baikie |
| Colors | Janet Landau |
| Letters | Tony Jacob |
| Notes | Part 4 of 8 |
| Reprinted | from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #314; from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #315 |
| Genre | science fiction; humor |
| Script | Alan Moore |
| Pencils | Steve Dillon |
| Inks | Steve Dillon |
| Colors | Janet Landau |
| Letters | Johnny Aldrich |
| Notes | Abelard Snazz, also known as the man with the two-story brain, is a genius whose plans never quite work as intended. |
| Reprinted | from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #189; from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #190 |
| Genre | fantasy; science fiction; humor |
| Script | Alan Moore |
| Pencils | Dave Gibbons |
| Inks | Dave Gibbons |
| Colors | Janet Landau |
| Letters | Dave Gibbons |
| Notes | Moore and Gibbons do Mad; this parody of Dragnet, with Joe Saturday and Ed Thursday catching time-traveling criminals and continually running into themselves, is certainly worthy of comparison with Kurtzman & Co. |
| Reprinted | from 2000 AD (IPC Magazines Ltd, 1977 series) #310 |