City Limits Gazette # Bonanzaland grab grab grab (Sept. 1993)

Logo by David Lasky, the number for this issue was my nod to Canadian media guru Marshall McLuhan, Robert Boyd donates to the WSU comix collection, Robert Dupree signs up (more on him later), a note from Clay Geerdes, more comix bibliomania by Jay Kennedy, Bil Keane Watch by Greg Stomberg - Mark Campos, a Maximum Traffic poem by Ted Bolman, Dissmeyer and Datmyers in drag, Suspended Animation by Michael Vance and R.A. Jones, San Diego report by Steve Lafler, Joe Singer 1950-1993, Trial of Mike Diana, CLG/Comicist survey form.

City Limits Gazette # Glue a frog on your head and teach it to sing (July 1993)

Logo by Oli Newsome, Zines in Grays Harbor County and coverage of The Bil Keane Watch by Michael Drummond, Naked Preacher update, American Libraries threatens to boycott Harper's in fallout from the Avoiding Librarianism piece (I have included a scan of the editorial itself), Tiki Lounge Mystery-- solved!, Bil Keane Watch by Ken Clinger - Wayno, Suspended Animation, Beef with small press comix by Sean Wilson, Apology from Mark Campos, Alternative Reading Room of Asheville NC, Underground cartoonists sacred cows of the '90s by Bruce Chrislip.

City Limits Gazette # 222222222 (Feb. 1993)

Logo by Ted Delorme, Bruce Chrislip covers the hip Ballard scene including J.R. Williams - R.L. Crabb - brothers Kelly - Pat Moriarity plus a David Lasky mention, McJacksonstein escapes the Tumwater Psychiatric Prison for the Transculturally Perverse, Bil Keane Watch by Jeff Zenick - Wayno - Dusty Rhodes, CLG reader profile of Jeff Zenick, Bob Vojtko sends a blade of grass from his yard, Working Mother magazine apologizes for slamming The Master, Comix reviews by Lynn Hansen, Bil Keane Watch by Mark Campos, Dave Szurek on Obscuro press 1961, Comics Journal small press index by Gary Usher.

Just for fun I tracked two primary documents. Vojtko's blade of grass, trapped under tape, still looks pretty good. Also, I dug up the actual letter from Working Mother, representing one of CLG's proudest moments.

City Limits Gazette # ... (Jan. 1993)

Smurf creator Pierre Culliford dies at age 64, a question from Kel Crum, Mark Campos writes a Bil Keane Watch defending The Master against Working Mother magazine, Maximum Traffic responds to Ricardo Nancy McJacksonstein, William Dockery tackles the Fred question, Matt Loves hops on the bus, Matt Groening recalls his Evergroove days in Spin (excerpt included here), Wayno anticipates the indeed later published Collected Bil Keane Watch, CLG reader profile of Jamie Alder, comix reviews by Lynn Hansen.