City Limits Gazette # Albanian sponge (June 1992)

Logo by the incredible Bruce Bolinger, Bill Gaines dies at age 70, Robert Stike "Sick Stick" dies at age 41, Bil Keane Watch, Ben Adams (of Minneapolis) answers many questions, Lynn Hansen on Ronald Gabriel Vicens II "Gato", CLG profile of Jeff Nicholson, responses to the hobby question by Jerry Riddle, Jay Kennedy, Michael Stengl, Jeffrey Kipper, Max Traffic being Max Traffic, bad cover versions of Strawberry Fields Forever, Sun King, Taxman, Tell Me Why, There's a Place, Things We Said Today, This Boy, Ticket to Ride, Tomorrow Never Knows, Two of Us, Wait, We Can Work It Out, What Goes On, When I'm Sixty Four.

City Limits Gazette # ... (Mar. 1992)

Logo by Jerry Riddle, Maximum Traffic on his first minicomic, The Bil Keane Watch, reviews by Lynn Hansen, Jeff Zenick on selling out, Clark Dissmeyer on the capitalistic system and American consumerism, Steve Lafler still on fire, another Bil Keane Watch by Clark Dissmeyer, Jay Kennedy's Willis want list plus some comments, I respond to the first minicomic question, the wonderful Jim Ryan being the wonderful Jim Ryan, Bob Vojtko on selling out and offering part of his lawn as a trade, bad cover versions of Michelle, Misery, Mother Nature's Son, Night Before, No Reply, Norwegian Wood, Not a Second Time, Nowhere Man.

State of beings # 8. Delaware was issued with this one.

City Limits Gazette # Digger Digger Rocking Chair (Nov. 1991)

Logo by Mel. White, the number for this issue came from something my daughter (then 3 years old) said, news from Bruce Chrislip, reviews by Lynn Hansen, Bil Keane Watch and illustration by Wayno ("The Dysfunctional Family Circus of Cruelty!!"), Mark Campos on underground comix, Jerry Riddle on Kennedy's Guide.

City Limits Gazette # 8080642 (July 1991)

Jerry Riddle on comix definitions, Bil Keane bibliography on a WLN printout, bad cover versions of Hard Day's Night, Hello Goodbye.

City Limits Gazette: Sample Discussion

City Limits Gazette was a comix news/discussion publication originally started by Bruce Chrislip. I edited it from 1991 to 1993 and printed it biweekly. Here's a sample of a discussion on comix definitions from some old hands, April-July 1991 as we try to figure out who we are.