Drawn and Quarterly (1990) comic books

Cover art by Richard Sala. "My Father," script and art by Luc Giard; Four panels about a family and their relationships to head injuries. "The Somnambulist," script and art by Richard Sala; A man is hypnotized into committing robberies, but remembers nothing about it. "Priapic Alphabet," script and art by Carel Moiseiwitsch; Individual panels for each letter illustrated with an element of war. "There's More To Drawing These Comic Strips Than Meets The Eye!", script and art by David Collier; Much research, including phone surveys and focus groups, goes into producing a comic book. "The Gross Out Contest," script and pencils by David Abu Bacha, inks by Bernie Mireault; A young brother and sister try to gross each other out while their mother is out. "A Happy Ending Nightmare," script and art by Julie Doucet; Julie chews too much gum and can't talk to a cute boy. "Sexaholics Anonymous," script and art by Joe Matt; Joe orders a book from Sexaholics Anonymous and puts his relationship with Trish through the ringer. Palooka-Ville #1 ad. "Lullaby of Broadway 1991," script and art by Maurice Vellekoop; A young man goes out to clubs. "She Loved Me So Much," script and art by Luc Giard; A man misses his wife. 36 pgs., B&W. Cover price $3.75.