Reactor Girl (1991) comic books 1992

Cover art by Peter Ferguson. Merv and Dave in "Easy Money"(Table of Contents) Merv and Dave, script by Jason Stephens; Merv and Dave see a robbery but don't stop it because Merv knows that later on a reward will be offered and he wants to collect it. Some Things You Need To Know..., script and art by Linda Carson; Collaged pages with notes on how to shop. Untitled story, script by Michel Vrana, Ron Lum, & Michel Vrana, art by Michel Vrana; Reactor Girl enters the Post Modern House of Mirrors and sees herself as Little Orphan Annie, Charlie Brown, Nancy, Dick Tracy, Pogo and Little Lulu. Earl: The Vacation of a Lifetime, script by Angela Ciavarella, art by Hal Kelly; Earl goes to Las Vegas and dresses as Elvis. Get The Joke, script and art by Carol Swain; A stand-up comic realizes there are no new jokes. Group Portrait, script and art by Karel Barx; A man watches two other men fight on the subway. Lucky, script by Paula Hammond, art by Stephen Lillie; A young girl watches her mother get beat up by her dad. Sparkie McGee: Do-It-Yourself Children's Drawing activity page. Mature readers. b&w. 36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.50.

Cover art by Linda Carson. About Reactor Girl; editor discusses the mandate of Reactor Girl. Still Life, script by Sylvia Markle-Craine, art by Nick Craine; An old woman wonders if her kids will remember her birthday and mis-places one of her "grandchildren." Tinsel Town, script and art by Carol Swain; A woman is at the theatre when the film breaks. Q: Why are there no women cartoonists?, script and art by Cinders McLeod; Small panels describe why there are no women cartoonists. Some Things You Need To Know, script and art by Linda Carson; People you shouldn't consider having sex with. The Unruly Hair Gene, script by Randa Bessey, art by Peter Ferguson; A couple goes to the doctor to make sure their kid doesn't have the unruly hair gene. Facts About Bugs, script and art by Jason Stephens; Facts about bugs and an impossible (almost) crossword. Mature readers. b&w. 36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.50.

Cover art by Jason Stephens (as Sin). World of Interiors, script and art by Andrew Robottom. How To Cope In This Mean Ol' Nasty World Of Ours, script by Marc Bell and Peter Thompson ("suggestions over the phone"), art by Marc Bell; suggestions on how to cope in the world. Running With The Wolves, script by Andrew Cowan, art by Dominic Bugatto; Masked men in a city pursue a girl. The Hazardous Life of Rembrandt V, script and art by Laurent Ciluffo; Rembrandt V is an artist of the future. Capital Radio Fire, script and art by Carol Swain; Looters steal a radio and set it on fire. Flying Lessons, script and art by Linda Carson; A woman decides on whether to get pregnant or not after finding a dead bird. Tisco Dismantles Capitalism, script and art by Dylan Horrocks; Tisco runs into Robert who he hasn't seen in 30 years but treats him like it was yesterday. They discuss Robert's dog, Spike. Mature readers. b&w. 36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.50.

Cover art by Cinders McLeod. Liquid Time, script and art by Adrian Tomine; A guy has a dream that he doesn't have to sleep. Grey Matter, script and art by Dominic Bugatto; A guy's girlfriend distrusts pencils. If They Can't Take A Joke, script and art by Aaron Straup-Cope. Pisces Is A Water Sign, script and art by Linda Carson; Reasons why a woman is afraid of water. Mundane Clothes, script and art by Cinders McLeod; Deciding how to dress, includes paper-doll cut-outs. Short biography of Darcy Hobble, mail-sorter at the Hicksville post office, script and art by Dylan Horrocks. Mature readers. b&w. 36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.50.