n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Cover indicates this is number 6 in a series. Based off of the comic strip The Nebbs created by Sol Hess and W.A. Carlson. The printing is of very poor quality, rendering page three nearly illegible. First line reads. "Could I speak to you in private..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Number on cover indicates that this is "2" in a series. Based off of the comic strip created by Alex Raymond (who also created the immortal Flash Gordon) and Don..... More

Hollywood, CA: Lone Wolf, [c. 1980s]. Eight pager. Based on the comic strip Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. Crude reprint of a c. 1930s original, presented by the supposedly fictional V. Fuzzynuts. First line reads, "Ah nuts I got a century here...." More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Number 7 on cover implies that this is seven in a series. Later edition; earlier printing seen with two-color cover. Starring C.W. Kahles' character Relentless Rudolph Ruddigore Rassendale from his comic strip Hairbreadth Harry; Belinda Binks and Harry himself also appear. First lines read: "Heh-Heh" "No..... More

n.p. [c. 1980s]. Eight pager. Based on characters created by Chic Young. Front covers depict Blondie in an open nightgown yelling, "Dagwood! You're late for work!" Back cover feature an illustration of Dagwood performing cunnilingus on Blondie while she screams, "Faster, dammit!" First line reads, "Poor Mr. Beasley!." More

n.p: n.d. [c. 1930s]. Eight pager. Based on characters created by Chic Young. Cover indicates that this is number 1 (I.) of a series. Last page is present but blank, leaving the story of Blondie and her friendly neighborhood ice-man sadly incomplete. First line reads, "Why Dagwood what's wrong now?."..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the Chic Young comic strip Dumb Dora. Includes narration in rhyming couplets. Formatted horizontally (i.e., needs to be turned 90 degrees clockwise to be read). Cover indicates that this is number six (Roman numeral VI) of a series. First line reads, "Yes honey --..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the Chic Young comic strip Dumb Dora. Very crudely illustrated. It also seems as if somebody hand-drew in details with a ballpoint pen. First line reads, "Say!...." More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the comic strip Blondie, created by Chic Young. First line reads, "Oh heck! I can't make it stop." Covers and internals printed in black, orange and green. See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.125-126. More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Reproduction of an earlier Tijuana Bible. Number on cover indicates that this Bible is first in a series. Based on Clifford McBride's comic strip Napoleon and Uncle Elby. Features cartoon bestiality. First line reads, "What a gorgeous day for a nice long sun bath..." See Bob..... More

n.p: n.d. Eight pager. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Cover lists this as number "3" of a series. Based on the famous gourmand from E.C. Segar's classic Popeye strip. Wimpy is seduced, but is distracted by the scent of..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Reproduction of an older Tijuana Bible. Based on the famous gourmand from E.C. Segar's classic Popeye strip. A young woman testifies in court about the cicumstances that led J. Wellington Wimpy to take a big bite out of her butt. First line reads, "H-R-R-F, egad... More

n.p. [c. 1980s]. Eight pager. An erotic parody of the comic strip created by Ed Verdier, which in and of itself was a rip-off of Harold Gray's Little Orphan Annie. Very crudely printed and illustrated. Annie Rooney has sex with a young boy and her dog Zero. First line reads..... More