| Issue | #1 |
| Published | May 1992 |
| Cover Price | 2.25 USD 2.75 CAD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Diana Schutz |
| Notes | According to indcia information, Animal Confidential is a copyright of Jerry Prosser. Individual stories are copyright the individual creators, with the exception of "The Spy" which is owned by Dark Horse Comics. |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Pencils | Arthur Adams |
| Inks | Arthur Adams |
| Colors | Chris Chalenor |
| Characters | Uncle Creaky |
| Synopsis | The "mostly true" story of a monkey who is mistaken for a French spy in the early 18th century. From the Table of Contents: "Was he devil or spy? Uncle Creaky narrates this tale of an orangutan abroad... and his gamble with fate!" |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Script | Randy Stradley |
| Pencils | Eric Vincent |
| Inks | Eric Vincent |
| Letters | Pat Brosseau [as Patrick Brosseau] |
| Synopsis | A story of gangster animals, formatted to look like an old "Hollywood Confidential"-type magazine article. From Table of Contents: "Gangland's denizens bring new meaning to the term 'stalking horse'!" |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Script | Jerry Prosser [as Francis Shoemaker] |
| Pencils | Jack Pollack |
| Inks | Jack Pollack |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Illustrated text story. |
| Synopsis | A page of parody ads, many aimed at animals. From the Table of Contents: "Our amazing selection of ingenious items no one need ever again be without." |
| Genre | Satire |
| Script | Mark Martin |
| Pencils | Mark Martin |
| Inks | Mark Martin |
| Letters | Mark Martin; typeset |
| Script | Rick Geary |
| Pencils | Rick Geary |
| Inks | Rick Geary |
| Letters | Rick Geary |
| Synopsis | The tale of a cat gone bad... From the Table of Contents: "I was a young hell-raiser--until I was tricked into going under the knife!" |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Script | Nina Paley |
| Pencils | Nina Paley |
| Inks | Nina Paley |
| Letters | Nina Paley |
| Synopsis | From Table of Contents: "The rogue elephant was sentenced to hang... easy to sentence, harder to do." |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Script | Jerry Prosser [as Ed the Geek] |
| Pencils | Jack Pollack |
| Inks | Jack Pollack |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Illustrated text story. |
| Genre | Humor; Satire |
| Script | Rick Geary |
| Pencils | Rick Geary |
| Inks | Rick Geary |
| Letters | Rick Geary |
| Synopsis | More fake advertisements, similar to the interior page. |
| Genre | Satire |
| Script | Mark Martin |
| Pencils | Mark Martin |
| Inks | Mark Martin |
| Colors | Chris Chalenor ? |
| Letters | Mark Martin |