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Issue Details

Issue	#10
Published	September 2002
Cover Price	$2.95
Pages	28
Notes	Black & white interiors.

Cover Details

Genre	Satire
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Colors	Sarah Dyer
Letters	Evan Dorkin
Notes	Black & white interiors.

1 page Various story "The What And The Where!"

Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin
Notes	Index page with 10 1-panel strips in the background featuring: Passover With The Self-Loathing Jews; Send Up The Clowns; "Orgy Laffs"; Dr. Sidney Glick: World's Worst Sex Therapist; Horton Hears A Ho!; Commie "Gag" I wrote in '55

2 page Various story "More Advertising Characters Of Yesteryear"

Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin

5 page The Eltingville Club story "As Seen On TV"

Synopsis	Josh and Bill defend fandom when a shopping channel host mispronounces the creator names and the origin stories of the comic books he's trying to hawk.
Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin

3 page Carl Jung story "Mighty Carl Jung"

Synopsis	Carl Jung is captured by an expedition to Switzerland and put on display as an attraction.
Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin

5 page story "How To Get Your Ass Kicked In 3 E-Z Lessons"

Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin

8 page The Devil Puppet story "The Invisible College Of Secret Knowledge"

Synopsis	The Devil Puppet holds court as he shares three tales: The Spaghetti Kid, The Great Macy's Balloon Hunt, and the story of Dr. Fredric Wertham.
Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin

1 page Mr. Chimpy & Mr. Bunny story

Synopsis	What's a poor chimp to do when his local comic shop won't carry his favorite funny books? Mr. Bunny arrives and explains to Mr. Chimpy how easy it is to order direct from the publisher, avoiding the "swirling black pits of debt, filth and incompetence" he calls a comic shop.
Genre	Satire
Script	Evan Dorkin
Pencils	Evan Dorkin
Inks	Evan Dorkin
Letters	Evan Dorkin