n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Starring Snuffy Smith from Billy Debeck's comic strip Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. First line reads, "You got a hard-on Suffy! Show it to Goody - She'll fix it up!." More

n.p. [c. 1980s]. Eight pager. Based on the classic comic strip character Dick Tracy, created by Chester Gould. Comic is very crudely drawn, in a style more akin to Underground Comix than Tijuana Bibles. First line reads, "Your under arrest!." More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. An erotic parody of E.C. Segar's classic Popeye strips. Features charicaturized, cannibalistic Africans. Cover depicts Popeye the Sailor Man carrying around his absurdly huge cock in a wheelbarrow, asking a startled man, "Ahoy there, stranger where kin I get me nubbin' polished." First line reads, "Ugh..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight Pager. Based on the comic strip Moon Mullins created by Frank Willard. Cover indicates that this is number four in a series. First line reads, "Would you mind asking me that...". See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 2, p.128-129. More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Starring Major Hoople from Gene Ahern's comic strip Our Boarding House. First line reads, "Haw - um-m - Wagglesnak - " See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 2, p.87-88. More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on George Bungle from Harry J. Tuthill's comic strip the Bungle Family. Oddly enough, this Tijuana bible is more competently illustrated than its source material. Cover indicates that this is number ten (Roman numeral X) of a series. First line reads, "sh-hey itchy scalp...." More

n.p. n.d. Eight Pager. Roman numeral on the cover indicates this is ninth in a series. Based on the character from Larry Whittington's Fritzi Ritz Sunday strips. Interiors are presented vertically and features narration in rhyming couplets. First line reads, "Why you false alarm-" See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics..... More

n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Crude reproduction of an earlier Bible. Based on the comic strip created by Walter Berndt. First line reads, "Why Smitty, I am ashamed of you...." 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). Based on the comic strip created by Will Gould. First line reads, "Hello!! Yes, this is Barry...." 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). Based on the classic comedy duo. First line reads, "Yeah this is the place..." See Bob Adelman, Tijuana Bibles: Art and Wit in America's Forbidden Funnies, 1930s-1950s , p. 83..... More

Sixteen pager. Oversized, double-length Tijuana Bible. Reprint of an earlier Bible. An unrelated image on the back cover depicts two clothed men and a naked woman in an artist's studio, subtitled with words, "Just then the studio door burst open---." Femme Fatale Olga Lovejuice drugs naive young southern girl Vergie..... More

n.p. n.d. [c.1940]. Eight pager. Early photocopy of original Tijuana bible. Pages 4,5,7 & 8 are loose, and pp. 6 is missing outright. Includes polaroids of original bible as well. A parody of the famous actor Clark Gable. Story features Gable entertaining the wife of a rich man (including fisting..... More

n.p: n.d. Six pages. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Based on character Andy Gump from the cartoon strip the Gumps. Back cover features unrelated illustration. First line reads, "Yep, then I says to him...." More