Honk! (1986) comic books

Honk! (1986) 2 VG+ 4.5

Cover art by Bill Watterson. "It's Spring," script and art by Marc Hempel; The joy of Spring. "Main Course," script and art by Trevs Phoenix and Eddie Campbell; Discursive food-related stories. "The Misadventures of Dostoyevsky," script and art by David Miller; Dostoyevsky ends up in one of his stories. "The Class Reunion," script and art by Bob Boze Bell; Strips and gags about class reunions. "A Dinner Treat," script and art by Marc Hempel; A man eats too much. "Paris: A Trashcan Travelogue," script and art by John Bagnall; A tour of Paris. "Light Conversation," script and art by Marc Hempel; Dating problems in cartoon land. "Rodney: The Premonition II," script by Eddie Campbell, art by Phil Elliott. "Brasso With Rosie" article by Alan Moore, art by Peter Bagge; Anecdotes about Moore's parents and relations. "Bill Watterson" article, script by Andrew Christie and Bill Watterson, art by Bill Watterson; An interview with Watterson accompanied by three cartoons and fourteen of his newspaper strips. "The Late Night World of Drew Friedman" article, script by Mark Waid and Drew Friedman, art by Drew Friedman; Interview with Friedman accompanied by ten samples of his work. Untitled A Tale from Gimbley story, script and art by Phil Elliott. 52 pgs., B&W. Cover price $2.75.

Honk! (1986) 3 VG/FN 5.0

Cover art by Matt Groening. "Dark Design," script and art by Rian Hughes; The value of art. "Distraction," script and art by Marc Hempel; Is he listening? "Blinkers" starring Captain Oblivion, script and art by Glenn Dakin; A plot to blinker humanity. Untitled story, script and art by J. R. Williams; The Bad Boys become reporters. "What I Bombed On My Summer Vacation," script by Will Jacobs, Gerard Jones and Jim Zook, art by Chas Gillen; What Arab terrorist schoolchildren did on their summer holidays. "The Ballad Of Mr Ossowary," script and art by Ed Pinsent; The animals take their revenge on Mr. Ossowary. "The Wonders of Science," script and art by Phil Elliott and Eddie Campbell. "Hey! Didja Hear?!", script by Peter Bagge, art by J. D. King. "Cartoon Man Has A Science-Fiction Adventure," script and art by Marc Hempel. 52 pgs., B&W. Cover price $2.75.