| Issue | #4 |
| Published | May 1987 |
| Cover Price | 2.75 USD; 3.75 CAD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Joe Sacco; Kim Thompson (Contributing Editor); Tom Mason (Editor Emeritus) |
| Notes | Issue has an interview with David Boswell and an article on Gotlib, both accompanied by strip and illustration reproductions. |
| Characters | Reid Fleming |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | David Boswell |
| Pencils | David Boswell |
| Inks | David Boswell |
| Colors | David Boswell |
| Letters | David Boswell |
| Synopsis | Assorted cartoons |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | John Callahan |
| Pencils | John Callahan |
| Inks | John Callahan |
| Letters | John Callahan |
| Characters | Tommy; Suzie; John Blue; Peggy; Morty Goldman; Sid Goldman |
| Synopsis | A father faces his past |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | J.R.Williams |
| Pencils | J.R.Williams |
| Inks | J.R.Williams |
| Letters | J.R.Williams |
| Characters | Koala Lumpur; G.I. Gottalotta; Kat Mandu; Rug Addict |
| Synopsis | There is a rash of carpet thefts. |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Jim Siergey; Jeff Siergey |
| Pencils | Jim Siergey; Jeff Siergey |
| Inks | Jim Siergey; Jeff Siergey |
| Letters | Jim Siergey; Jeff Siergey |
| Notes | The strip is just credited to 'Siergey Bros' without any indication of who is responsible for individual portions |
| Characters | Gimbley |
| Synopsis | The erosion of Gimbley's faiths |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Phil Elliott |
| Pencils | Phil Elliott |
| Inks | Phil Elliott |
| Letters | Phil Elliott |
| Synopsis | Ruminations on the giraffe |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Gotlib |
| Pencils | Gotlib |
| Inks | Gotlib |
| Letters | Gary Fields |
| Notes | Translated by Kim Thompson from the French |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Phil Elliott; Eddie Campbell |
| Pencils | Phil Elliott; Eddie Campbell |
| Inks | Phil Elliott; Eddie Campbell |
| Letters | Phil Elliott; Eddie Campbell |
| Notes | These strips originally ran as single tiers in the British music paper Melody Maker. Some are produced by Elliott, some by Campbell and some are collaborations. All are signed psuedonymously as Charlie Trumper |
| Synopsis | How to give Agoraphobics a holiday at home |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Alan Moore |
| Pencils | Eddie Campbell |
| Inks | Eddie Campbell |
| Letters | type |
| Notes | This is text and illustration and originally appeared in the Knockabout 9. |
| Characters | Formless Fosdick |
| Synopsis | Fosdick gets his act together |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Craig Bartlett |
| Pencils | Craig Bartlett |
| Inks | Craig Bartlett |
| Letters | Craig Bartlett |