Weirdo (1981) comic books 1993

3rd Printing. 3.95 cover price. Cover by Robert Crumb. "TV Blues," script and art by Robert Crumb; Etoain is pulled into his TV to participate in wild dancing. "Suburban Cowgirls," photos by "Stomp" Ganos; Three cowgirls compare vacuums. Article concerning Stanislav Szukalski's unconventional theories about the origins of man. "Baby Sniggums and Her Daddy," script and art by B.N. Duncan; Baby Sniggums is spanked. Fake ad for "The Weirdo Makeover" by Crumb. "Cute Brat Gets Creamed," photos by "Stomp" Ganos. "High Times Interviews R. Crumb," script and art by Crumb; A blowhard interviewer goads Crumb into a fit of anger. Article about joining the Church of the SubGenius. Back cover by Crumb. 44 pgs., B&W. 8-in. x 11-in. $3.25. Cover price $3.95.

Second Printing. Cover by Robert Crumb. One-page strips by Dennis Worden and Drew Friedman. "Helen Hippo," script and art by Elinore Norflus; How Helen was transformed into a hippo. "Uncle Bob's Mid-Life Crisis," script and art by Robert Crumb; Crumb has a mid-life crisis. "The Siamese Fiendlings," script and art by Robert Williams; Evil Siamese twins run riot. "Slaves of the Comic Book Factory! (Girl Cartoonists Turned Into...)" photo story; Two women want to work as artists for Last Gasp. Several one-page strips by Jeff John. "Trashman Agent Of The 6th International," script and art by Spain Rodriguez; Much ado about banned chocolate. One-page strips by Kazimieras G. Prapuolenis. Back cover by Robert Crumb. 44 pgs., B&W. 8-in. x 11-in. $3.95 Cover price $2.50.

2nd Printing. Cover by Robert Crumb. "Midwestern Wedding," script and art by Carol Lay; Cora feels alienated at a conservative wedding. "The Peanut Vendor," script by Charles Hill, art by Laurence Smith and Harold Smith; Reproduction of a 1930s child's amateur magazine. "Delirious," script and art by Kazimieras G. Prapuolenis; Both parents must find work to support their child. "Hit And Run High-Jinx!!!", script and art by J.D. King; The guys go on a rampage in the car. "The Origins of The Bunch," script and art by Aline Kominsky-Crumb; How Aline adopted her alias The Bunch. Untitled Mode O'Day and Her Pals story, script and art by Robert Crumb; Doggo decides to help the Nicaraguan rebels. "The Reject," script and art by Peter Bagge; The bullying of the school loner. "Now You Can Look Just Like This!", script and art by Drew Friedman; Fake ad offering the chance to look like Ernest Borgnine. 44 pgs., B&W. 8-in. x 11-in. $3.95. Cover price $2.50.

2nd Printing. Cover by Robert Crumb. Art Art Art, script and art by M.A. McMillan; Lol prevents a leak disrupting a gallery show. The Religious Experience of Philip K. Dick, script by Philip K. Dick and Robert Crumb, art by Robert Crumb; Crumb illustrates Dick's testimony of some strange experiences. A New (Not Old) Adventure!, script and art by J.D. King; Bill and Phil take against old folk. Drunk Driving, script and art by Ken Weiner; Farmer Brown has a succession of car accidents. DiDi Has an Orgasm, script and art by Diane Noomin; DiDi is tired of her usual sex life. 44 pgs., B&W. 8-in. x 11-in. $2.50. Cover price $3.95.

2nd Printing. Cover by Robert Crumb. Harvey Sez column; Harvey Pekar praises the new comics journalism, including the likes of Joe Sacco, Bill Tulp and Tom Keough. "People... Ya Gotta Love 'Em!", script and art by Robert Crumb; The struggle through the great mass of humanity. "A Bird in the Beard," script and art by Penny Moran Van Horn; DJ Don has a crush on Barb. "Quaker School Q-Ties in Plan Against The Boys," script and art by Phoebe Gloeckner; A group of schoolgirls discover one of their number has reached puberty. Untitled story, script and art by Spain Rodriguez; Big Bitch acquires a formula enabling the total recall of dreams. "A Scam a Day: Growing Up as Arnie's Girl," script and art by Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Arnie's brutal parenting. "Where Am I?," script and art by Roy Tompkins; A is man plagued by a violent hallucination. 44 pgs., B&W. 8-in. x 11-in. $3.95. Cover price $3.95.