Giant Size Mini Comics (1986) comic books 1980-1989
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Issue #1
$2.50
$2.50
Cover art by Larry Marder. The Penumbra ad. "Born to Clap," script by Mike Stengl (as Stengl Dooley), art by Jhon Dooley (as Stengl Dooley). "Joe's Neuroses," script and art by Allen Varney. "Unca Xaspa, The Hip Insect," script and art by Larry Marder; Unca Xaspa tells his nephews not to eat any intelligent life-forms, but they get sick when they eat a dog. "Around Like a Do-Nut?", script and art by Larry Marder; Two beans discuss the nature of a circular comic strip. "Omnia Mutantur," script and art by Steve Willis. "Tales of the KidneyBeanworld," script and art by Mike Bannon; A boy learns why his mother had him eat seven and a half pounds of kidney beans at every meal. "The Conversation," script and art by Hank Arakelian. "Words Words Words," script and art by Steve Willis. "It Slices, It Dices" starring Samurai Nun, script and art by Vojtko. "Food For Thought" starring Morty Dog, script and art by Steve Willis. "Painting Gnaturally" starring Modern Moe, script and art by George Erling. "Clicé," script by Mike Stengl, art by Jhon Dooley. "Heyoka" Beanworld story, script and art by Larry Marder; Heyoka, the upside-down and backwards philosopher, thinks himself into non-existence. Marvel Comics' 25th Anniversary: What About Jack? public service announcement with photo of Jack Kirby; Tied in with a request to Marvel to give Jack Kirby the artwork that he created back to him. 36 pgs., B&W. Cover price $1.50.
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Issue #2
$2.50
$2.50
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Issue #3
$3.80
$2.80
$2.80
$2.50
Cover by Dave Steinlicht. Stories and Art by Bill McKearn, Ron Hauge, Jim R. Williams, Wayne Honath, Kenny Be, Theresa Henry and Steve Willis. Featuring: "Uncle Screwy Builds a Soap Box Racer" by Bill McKearn; 1-pagers "A House Divided" and "Popular Science Projects" by Ron Hauge; "Terror at the Cinema" by Jim R. Williams; untitled 1-pager by Wayne Honath; "Worst-Case Scenarios Presents:" by Kenny Be; "Fashion Fun" by Theresa Henry; and Morty the Dog in "The Maze" by Steve Willis. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.
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Issue #4
$3.90
Cover art by Paul Curtis. The Penumbra ad. "The Incredibly Stupid Boy," script by Randy Carpenter, art by Matt Feazell; Stupid Boy herds cats to Dodge. "Harry Mannly Strikes," script and art by Tim Corrigan; Harry Mannly steals Mighty Guy's supersuit. "Sacker," script and art by John Howard; In the basement of a bar, Sacker and Scooter find a cult of rats worshipping a "silver goombah." "Maybe, Maybe Not (Last Class Reunion)", script and art by Matt Levin; A song with music, lyrics, and illustrations. "One True Desire," script and art by Matt Levin. "As the Orb Floats," script and art by Brad W. Foster; Two characters pursue a floating orb. Untitled Savage Dragon story, script and art by Erik Larsen; Erik Larsen visits the Dragon home to tell Paul he couldn't sell his new book. "Doctor Jimmy Rides an Airplane," script and art by Brian Smith; Doctor Jimmy and Biff have adventures during an airplane ride. "Mr. Death's Day Off," script and art by Brian Pearce. "The Adventures of Fred!", script and art by Don Martinec; Fred's girlfriend Myrna calls him to hurry to her house to help her. "The 3 Lil Kittens," script and art by Bill Fitts; Leaflets are dropped on the beach while the kittens are out walking. "Happy Ned and his Rabbit, Spot," script and art by Colin Upton; Ned is an aggressive evangelist. 36 pgs., B&W. Cover price $1.50.
