Volume 30, Number 3

Vol. 30, No. 3
March 2019
whole number 351
2019 pages 017-024 (8 pages)

A Jack Davis / Harvey Kurtzman page from Mad #1, 1952, on the cover to note the passing of Jack Davis a few years earlier.

For part 57 of "Mystery Of The Human Thunderbolt", the long-running bibliography of Robert Kanigher, Robin Snyder writes about hiring RK in the early 1980s to write for the long-running series Turok from Western, with the script for the first three pages of what was going to be Turok #135.  

On the backcover is a 1955 war comic splash from RK and Irv Novick.

Also, for some reason, a reprint of Ditko's 2000 page "Tsk! Tsk! AP2 - The Unearned", first seen in v11#2.

Volume 11, Number 4

Vol. 11, No. 4
April 2000
whole number 124
2000 pages 027-034 (8 pages)

Nightmaster illustration by Jerry Grandenetti (front page)

Under the Gun: letters by Don Mangus, Dave Rawlings, Sam Catalino, Michael Ambrose

Jerry Grandenetti interview by Dylan Williams includes illustrations

Tsk! Tsk! H # 1 Has the age of the Anti-Hero become the age of the Anti-Self? (back page)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 11, Number 3

Vol. 11, No. 3
March 2000
whole number 123
2000 pages 017-026 (10 pages)

The entire issue is a tribute to Pat Boyette

Aaron P. Boyette 1923-2000 includes photo of Boyette (front page)

Samples of Bruce Lee comic strip by Pat Boyette and Fred Himes

Under the Gun: letters by Nick Caputo, Sam Catalino, Ted Latner, Ray Bottorff and Carol Wessler

4 Haiku for APB by Don Mangus

Dignity by Joe Gill 

Pat by Jim Amash (includes illustration)

The Best is Yet to Come by Pat Boyette Memoir by Boyette includes illustration 

Tsk! Tsk! # SA 1 Stolen Art Pages by Ditko (back cover)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 11, Number 2

Vol. 11, No. 2
February 2000
whole number 122
2000 pages 009-016 (8 pages)

All in the Mall strips by Paul Newman and Mike Mikula (front page)

2nd Mr. A. promo by Ditko (similar to first one)

Under the Gun: letters by Alvin Schwartz, Jerry De Fuccio, Mort Leav, Gary Usher, Carol Newman and Stan Goldberg

Cage Without Bars: poem by Robert Kanigher

Mendy strip by Stan Goldberg

2nd Mocker Promo by Ditko

Tsk! Tsk! SA # 1 The Unearned by Ditko commentary and art on stolen art  (back page)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 11, Number 1

Vol. 11, No. 1
January 2000
whole number 121
2000 pages 001-008 (8 pages)

Fred Rhoads Senator Crock strips (front page)

Mr. A. promo by Ditko (mostly words bouncing around, no image)

Under the Gun: letters by Roy Thomas, Lou Mougin, Jerry De Fuccio, Carl Gaffford, Steve Skeates and Gary Usher

Ramblings by Vince Fago: Fago discusses his career 

A Belated Bow to John Severin by Robert Kanigher

Original art page by John Severin from Savage Tales # 7 (accompanying RK's piece)

Mocker promo by Steve Ditko

Tsk! Tsk!  C # 3 The Fallacy of the half and half Men Ditko editorial with art (back cover)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 10, Number 12

Vol. 10, No. 12
December 1999
whole number 120
1999 pages 085-092 (8 pages)

Cover: Unfinished Rudolph page by Shelly Mayer circa 1979

Under the Gun: letters from Tim Barnes, Robert Kanigher and Jerry DeFuccio

The Ultimate Disclosure by Jerry DeFuccio: A personal account of student DeFuccio and his journey to New York with fellow students  seeing the giant Superman float at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Includes a page by DeFuccio and Mark Heike and the original art to Jack Burnley's page that appeared in the New York Journal American on Nov 24, 1940

Illustrated ad by Ditko for The Mocker

Tsk! Tsk! C # 2 by Ditko "Public Debates" illustrated editorial (back cover)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo

Volume 10, Number 11

Vol. 10, No. 11
November 1999
whole number 119
1999 pages 077-084 (8 pages)

Cover: Flare Path by Robert Kanigher answering letters from fans including Don Mangus

Under the Gun: letter from Jerry DeFuccio includes a promo for Steve Ditko's 160 page package

original page produced by Jerry DeFuccio and Warren Sattler for RS

Mr. A original art page from the then unpublished 1991 strip

Letter from Stan Lee "To Whom it May Concern" where he states he "considered" Steve to be Spider-Man's co-creator

Steve Ditko illustrated promo for Static 

Ditko Tsk! Tsk! C # 1 "Comic fans keep blowing meaningless Sound Waves" illustrated editorial

The Comics Mail Order (back page)

-- Indexed by: Nick Caputo