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| Publisher |
Dark Horse |
| Writer |
Frank Lovece |
| Writer |
Paul Pope |
| Artist |
Paul Pope |
| Writer |
Shannon Wheeler |
| Artist |
Shannon Wheeler |
| Writer |
Renée French |
| Artist |
Renée French |
| Artist |
Christopher Schenck |
| Letterer |
Sean Konot |
| Letterer |
Michael Neno |
| Cover Artist |
Eric White |
| Published | July 1996 |
Oddball artist Eric White contributes a painted cover featuring the twisted characters from Renée French's "The Ninth Gland," which continues its descent into the bizarre caverns of the human mind. The peril escalates as Paul Pope does that Paul-Pope thing in the new chapter of "The One Trick Rip-Off." In part two of Frank Lovece and Christopher Schenck's "Egg," we get a glimpse into Charlie's life and the source of the anger he takes out on his son Joshua. When Charlie comes home to release that anger yet again, he is shocked to stumble upon the newly hatched inhabitant of Joshua's egg. And, finally, Shannon Wheeler's Too Much Coffee Man grinds life's problems into a tasty, though highly strung, treat.
