Issue | #4 |
Published | July 1983 |
Cover Price | $1.95 |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | William P. Marks |
Notes | Published bi-monthly by Vortex Magazine, Canada. |
Genre | science fiction |
Pencils | Ken Steacy |
Inks | Ken Steacy |
Colors | Ken Steacy |
Synopsis | Volume 1, #4, July 1983 Table of Contents for this issue. |
Genre | funny animals |
Pencils | John Van Bruggen |
Inks | Anthony Van Bruggen (finished art) |
Letters | typeset |
Synopsis | Jean-Paul and Franz discuss existentialism while their home heads towards Earth on a collision course. |
Genre | Funny Animals |
Script | John Van Bruggen |
Pencils | John Van Bruggen |
Inks | Anthony Van Bruggen (finished art) |
Letters | Thom Grignon |
Synopsis | Dr. Landsky discovers time travel only to find himself stuck in a future on the brink of destruction. |
Genre | Science Fiction |
Script | Phil Lewin |
Pencils | Paul McCusker |
Synopsis | A musician creates harmony and peace through his craft in a violent dystopia controlled by an alien and robotic military. |
Genre | Science Fiction |
Pencils | Ken Steacy |
Inks | Ken Steacy |
Reprinted | from Potlatch Presents The 1980 Comics Annual (Potlatch Publications, 1979 series) #nn |
Genre | Fantasy; Horror |
Script | Oscar Wilde |
Pencils | Ronn Sutton |
Inks | Ronn Sutton |
Notes | Script taken from Oscar Wilde, (1854-1900) "Wasted Days" in Kottabos Volume 3, No. 2 (1877) |
Notes | Total of 4 one and two page advertisements: Two New Locations (promotion, Silver Snail Comic Shop); Masterworks Series of Great Comic Book Artists (comic books, Sea Gate Distributors) |
Notes | A total of 2 promotional advertisements: A City of Dreams Can Be a City of Nightmares (Mr. X, Vortex Magazine); We're Gonna Go Way Out! (subscriptions, Vortex Magazine) |