Dates
- Cover date
- November 1995
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Gabrielle · 24 pages
- My Turn: Making Believe About Reality · 1 pages
Amanda DeNeale discusses the difficulties of studying acting.
- Catherine Wheel Foundation · 1 pages
Humorous advertisement for the Catherine Wheel Foundation, a fictional organization which helps with extraterrestrial and new-age concerns for the "right price."
- The Enchanted Carriage House · 4 pages
- Loving Henry · 5 pages
A 1950s housewife realizes that her husband is a bug-eyed monster from outer space.
- Handy Social Tips (For Girls Who Dress Like Little You-Know-Whats) · 1 pages
Kristen Brennan de-mystifies the confusing intersection of female sexuality and social politics in this lighthearted piece.
- General Opiate Theaters · 1 pages
A humorous selection of fake movies created and reviewed for your reading pleasure.
- Allysa (the Untamed) · 7 pages
A female writer publishes stories about her sword-wielding alter ego, Allysa (the Untamed), who travels with the Avatar, Gabri-el, and hunts and kills Baal's soldiers to protect the Seraphim, Caige, turned to stone by the Old Gods. A personal journal entry reveals that Baal (stalker of the female writer), editor of fanzine Dark Sanctum, is the person to whom she has been submitting these stories. Once Baal locates the writer, he finds out she works at Burger Shack and gets a job there to get close to her.
- The Garden of Earthly Delights · 6 pages
Fictional correspondence between two female members of 1920s European aristocracy gossiping about people they know.
- Tirade: On Being a Writer · 2 pages
Kristen Brennan illuminates us on the difficulties of being a writer.
- Algernon Flowers School of Modeling · 1 pages
Humorous advertisement for the fictional Algernon Flowers School of Modeling detailing models' secrets and continuing the ever-present debate of smarts vs. looks.
- Dewey, Screwim, & Howe · 1 pages
Humorous advertisement for a fictional law firm.
- Josie Has a Secret, Part One: The Magic Trick · 8 pages
A girl learns about her grandmother's past as a magician.
- Untitled · 1 pages
A one-page silent comic consisting of 25 equally sized and spaced square panels in a 5x5 grid.
- Apology/Explanation · 1 pages
Kristen Brennan takes on the issue of whether scantily dressed female comic characters are, in fact, exploiting women in this tongue-in-cheek response to friends critical of her work.