!Gag! (1987) comic books 1980 or later
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Issue #1
!Gag! (1987) #1$5.20
$4.80
$4.80
Cover art by Phil Elliot. Edited by Phil Elliot. British satire comic featuring self-published small press titles and artists. "Dapper John," script and art by Eddie Campbell; John hastens the break-up of a relationship. "Stories Of The Saints," script and art by John Bagnall; Incidents from the lives of some saints. "It's Time To See Calico County," script and art by John Bagnall; Abe dreams. "The 7 Faces of Manley Ville," script and art by Ed Pinsent; Liz tires of Manley's attentions. Untitled story, script and art by Chris Flewitt; Trouble in the drama class. "At The Burglary Ball," script and art by Glenn Dakin and Steve Way; Paris needs to pay his café bill, so is employed as a waiter at the Burglars' Ball. "A True Story," script and art by Trevs Phoenix; The fate of assorted household pets. "Alex," script and art by Phil Laskey; Alex ponders the sea. Untitled Visions Of The Future story, script and art by Rian Hughes; Retro-future designs and explanations presented as trading cards. 32 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #3
!Gag! (1987) #3$5.20
$4.80
$4.80
Cover art by John Bagnall. British satire comic featuring self-published small press titles and artists. "The Removals," script and art by Chris Flewitt; Problems of moving a house. "Abraham Rat Becomes Suddenly Rich" starring Captain Oblivion, script and art by Glenn Dakin; Rapid wealth isn't necessarily a good thing. "Mister Ready," script and art by Trevs Phoenix. "Violence," script and art by Bambos Georgiou; Some kids witness Ratman win a fight, and one is then confronted with reality. "Booboo's Tent" starring Alec, script and art by Eddie Campbell; Guarding a tent goes wrong. Untitled Visions of the Future feature, script and art by Rian Hughes; Retro-future designs and explanations presented as trading cards. 32 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #4
!Gag! (1987) #4$4.80
Cover art by Eddie Campbell. British satire comic goes to a magazine format, featuring self-published small press titles and artists. "Spellbreaking," script and art by Glenn Dakin; Abe ponders life as Captain Oblivion settles a dispute on Mars. "The Record Breaker," script and art by Phil Laskey; Alex gets hit by a discus and takes revenge. "Monster," script and art by John Watson; Assorted aphorisms. "True Humour," script and art by Eddie Campbell; Professor Bean discourses on humour. "Coffee Conversation," script and art by Paul Grist; Judith tells about her relationship breaking up. "90% Rubbish," script by Glenn Dakin, art by Phil Elliott; Was Madame Le Courer's prediction wrong? Untitled Visions of the Future feature, script and art by Rian Hughes; Retro-future designs and explanations presented as trading cards. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 24 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.
