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Sago of the Frozen North, By M. K. Brown
G. Gordon Liddy, Agent of Creep, By Marc Rubin, Chris Miller, and Francis Hollidge
Earl D. Porker, By M. K. Brown
Third World Thrills, By P. J. O'Rourke, Dean Latimer, and Gray Morrow
Weerd Tayls, By Michel Choquette, Sean Kelly, Joe Orlando, and Frank Springer
The MAD Parody, By John Boni, Henry Beard, Sean Kelly, Joe Orlando, Ernie Colon, Ralph Reese, Babi Jeri, John Romita, John Lewis, Al Weiss, and Stuart Schwartzberg
From October 1971 (Back-to-School)
Nuts, By Gahan Wilson
From various issues
Idyl, By Jeff Jones
From various issues
Doctor Colon's Monster, By Charles Rodrigues
From various issues
Shab, By B. Kliban
From various issues
Mule's Diner, By Stan Mack
Chicken Gutz, By Randy Enos
Famous Comic Artists School, By Bruce Cochran
The Aesop Brothers, By Charles Rodrigues
Magical Misery Tour, By Michael O'Donoghue and Randy Enos
From October 1971 (Back-to-School)
Whitedove, By Henry Beard and Francis Hollidge
Tommy Tucker, By Dean Latimer
From August 1972 (The Miracle of Democracy)
Father of the Transistor Radio, By Michael O'Donoghue and Bob Monhegan
Character Building Comics, By Gerald Sussman and Francis Hollidge
An Anglo-Saxon Yuletide Tale, By George W. S. Trow and Philip Wende
From December 1973 (Self-Indulgence)
Deadman, By Henry Beard, Dick Giordano, and Neal Adams
From January 1973 (Death)
Crash Christian, By Michael O'Donoghue and Frank Springer
From January 1972 (Is Nothing Sacred?) and February 1972 (Crime)
The Magic Lamp, By M. K. Brown
From June 1972 (Science Fiction)
An Interrupted Luncheon, By Doug Kenney, Michael Sullivan, and Bill Skurski
From June 1972 (Science Fiction)
A Summary History of Politics, By Arnold Roth
The Little Match Girl, By R. O. Blechman
From November 1970 (Nostolgia)
Mercury, God's Own Messenger, By M. K. Brown
From June 1973 (Violence)
The Abandoned Sock, By Edward Gorey
The Ventures of Zimmerman, By Tony Hendra, Sean Kelly, and Neal Adams
From October 1972 (Remember Those Fabulous Sixties)
The Adventures of Virgil Virgin, By Ed Subitzky
From February 1973 (Sexual Frustration)
Dirty Duck, By Bobby London
Trots and Bonnie, By Shary Flenniken
One Year Affair, By Reese and Preiss
Russ de la Rocca, Worm Trainer, By M. K. Brown
The Beginning of Life, By Ed Subitzky
From August 1973 (Strange Beliefs)