Comics Buyer's Guide (1971) comic books 1991-1993

January 4, 1991. A look at the flips, flops, and flys of comics in the '80s; Fish Police ends 5-year saga in #26 - Harlan Ellison writes farewell for final issue; hotrodding in two dimensions; Little Archie Digest #1 preview. Cover price $2.50.

January 11, 1991. A comedy of ERAs - Upper Deck unveils 'Looney Tunes' baseball cards (with comments from 'Looney Tunes' director Chuck Jones); preview of 1991's first big convention - in New York; Don't Have a Camel, Betty - Baghdad Betty tries to demoralize U.S. troops by reportedly telling them that their wives and girlfriends are now dating American movie stars like Tom Selleck, Paul Newman and...Bart Simpson. Cover price $2.50.

January 18, 1991. Bill Mumy and Innovation plan real 'Lost in Space' series; Bill Mumy talks of his return to the real 'Lost in Space'; But I Digress - Peter David cuts up over Edward Scissorhands; San Diego Con, Expo set '91 dates, site; 'Legends of NASCAR' sells 60,000 - second printing includes racecards. Also in this issue: Ad Information; Book Guide; Business World; Classifieds; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; Fanzine Guide; For Your Reference; I Cover the Newsstand; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; What, Where & When; Year of Jubilo. Cover price $2.50.

January 25, 1991. John Byrne on his return to She-Hulk; 'Good Omens' - novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett sells to movies; Capital City picks award-winning publishers of 1990 - Dark Horse and 'Spider-Man' among winners, 'Digital Justice' isn't; Torchy - Innovation reprints Bill Ward's blonde bombshell. Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; Animation News; Book Guide; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics Guide; Comics Trader; Cosmic Trips; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; 20 Nude Dancers 20; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50.

February 1, 1991. 'X-Men' #1 coming this summer - Chris Claremont and Jim Lee produce new series; who really invented the wrist radio?; 'Armageddon 2001' - DC crossover series promises 'major changes'; Tim Burton to direct Batman II; Mark Hamill on Flash TV series as the Trickster; Ernie Gerber offers Marvel calendar - 1992 project will feature Marvel cover for each day; Jim Mooney joins 'Mummy'; 'Comics Revue' has Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles strip; Golden Age - Ron Goulart looks at masked men and 'Movie Comics.' Also in this issue: Adventures of Superman; Ad Information; Buried Treasures; But I Digress; Classifieds; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; For Your Reference; Oh, So?; Picture This; Retailer Directory; Showcase; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50.

February 8, 1991. Marvel fan club - begins in August, unveiled at conventions; how to solicit a new publication in the direct market; Magnus Robot Fighter - Valiant relaunches Russ Manning character with new stories; 3rd Photo-Journal Guide to Comic Books will be all-Marvel volume; Carol Kalish plans Marvel products; How Old Is Old? - is 50 really over the hill?; 20 Nude Dancers - Mark Martin serves leftovers. Cover price $2.50.

February 15, 1991. Flaming Carrot meets Ninja Turtles - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Flaming Carrot unite in 2-part story; Rocketeer on film - Dave Stevens talks about his creation becoming Disney's big summer film; previews of new series from DC (Twilight) and Marvel (Sleepwalker); interview with Arthur Suydam; Amy Grant suit settled; Craig Yoe makes another auspicious debut with Weird but True Toon Facts; 900 Great Things About Comics. Also in this issue: Ad Information; Animation News; Book Guide; But I Digress; Charts; Classifieds; Comics Guide; Comics in Your Future; Comics Trader; Dan T's Inferno; Editorial; Editorial Cartoon; Fashion Guide; For Your Reference; Hit Parade; Oh, So?; Retailer Directory; Showcase; What, Where & When. Cover price $2.50.