| Issue | #5 |
| Published | July 1987 |
| Cover Price | 2.75 USD; 3.75 CAD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Joe Sacco; Tom Mason (Editor Emeritus) |
| Notes | Issue has an interview with Bill Griffith accompanied by strip and illustration reproductions. |
| Characters | Zippy The Pinhead |
| Genre | Humour |
| Pencils | Bill Griffith |
| Inks | Bill Griffith |
| Colors | Bill Griffith |
| Characters | Marshal McLuhan; Sidekick |
| Synopsis | Marshall as a Marshall |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Tom Roberts |
| Pencils | Jim Siergey |
| Inks | Jim Siergey |
| Letters | Jim Siergey |
| Synopsis | Aliens force humans to produce art |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Carol Lay |
| Pencils | Carol Lay |
| Inks | Carol Lay |
| Letters | Carol Lay |
| Synopsis | A singer saves a woman's honour |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | David Miller |
| Pencils | David Miller |
| Inks | David Miller |
| Notes | The title is three musical notes |
| Characters | Bad Boys; Peggy; Fatty |
| Synopsis | The bad boys play at Russians |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | J.R.Williams |
| Pencils | J.R.Williams |
| Inks | J.R.Williams |
| Letters | J.R.Williams |
| Notes | The strip is printed sideways across two pages |
| Synopsis | Assorted cartoons |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | John Callahan |
| Pencils | John Callahan |
| Inks | John Callahan |
| Letters | John Callahan |
| Characters | Harry Jones |
| Synopsis | Harry is in a novel |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | William Clark |
| Pencils | William Clark |
| Inks | William Clark |
| Letters | William Clark |
| 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. |
| Characters | Ed Petersen |
| Synopsis | The mania for drugs testing |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Lloyd Dangle |
| Pencils | Lloyd Dangle |
| Inks | Lloyd Dangle |
| Letters | Lloyd Dangle |
| Characters | Lloyd Dangle |
| Synopsis | An appallingly situated apartment |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Lloyd Dangle |
| Pencils | Lloyd Dangle |
| Inks | Lloyd Dangle |
| Letters | Lloyd Dangle |
| Synopsis | Ruminations on the hippopotamus |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Gotlib |
| Pencils | Gotlib |
| Inks | Gotlib |
| Letters | Gary Fields |
| Notes | Translated from the French by Kim Thompson |
| Characters | Mammy; Lucifer; Blobber; Prince Hubert |
| 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 Sounds. Some are produced by Elliott, some by Campbell and some are collaborations. All are signed psuedonymously as Charlie Trumper. |
| Characters | Bunny; dinosaur |
| Synopsis | A bunny ponders his meal |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Gary Fields |
| Pencils | Gary Fields |
| Inks | Gary Fields |
| Letters | Gary Fields |
| Notes | The strip is in rhyme |