Weirdo 1981 #16 - back issue - $12.00

Vince, his job at a strip club and the details of his death.

Carl recalls happier days with Nan.

Doodles' funeral.

The Lord and Frank, two fabulous friends, hang out.

Aline admires her newly slim body and criticizes Robert's flabby stomach. Robert ponders how explicit this comic should be. The couple goes out in the yard to cut the weeds.

The consequences of a bad haircut

Casual sex ends in tragedy

Burma is unfaithful

An irate parent interrupts the guys hanging out

Kewpie learns the secret of the mystic shrine

The world's strangest fuck and how it came about.

A spate of cattle mutilation.

1st printing: ? (2.50 USD); 2nd printing: ? (3.95 USD)

• Weirdo number 16 - A Calhoun masthead drawing and small Bagge spot illustration are accompanied by letters from: Bob Holloway (Asheville, NC); Rev. Norbert Elmo Ugly (Green Bay); Patrick Wright (Inkley, England); Bob Parker, Sally Corless, Frank Martin, John Bagnall (Liverpool, England); Al Simons (Richmond, VA).
• Plugz - Blurbs for the following zines: "Sex Graphic Newsletter," "Redrum," "Obscure #1 1/2," "Seattle Star," "Crazy Adult," and the "Underground Film Bulletin." Also includes order info for back issues of Weirdo (includes a small Bagge illustration), Kim Deitch comic art and "Trivia Party" napkins.
• Regular Joe - Article includes a single small illustration.
• Savage Man, Stupid Jerk! - Centrespread
• Punk Magazine Revisited! - Approximately a page and a half of text accompanied by tiny visual excerpts from the magazine. Also includes at least two to three small illustrations from Holmstrom, Carleton and Weiner. Reprints in small size the cover to Punk #1; A letter from "Johnny Brainwasher;" A Carleton poster for the "First Annual Punk Awards Ceremony;" An excerpt from a Lou Reed interview; A "Mr. Natural" parody by Romagnoli titled "Mr. Neutral;" A Faulkner drawing from "Proper Care and Feeding of Infants;" "Punk's "Bottom 99" list;" "The Punk Map of NYC" by Weiner; A Harvey Kurtzman photo altered by the artist himself; A London illustration titled "Ramones' Color the Cretin Hop;" a jam illustration by Weiner, Holmstrom and Carleton from "Disco Maniac."
• The Mystic Shrine - This ties in to a vast continuity of carnival stories created by Deitch
• Minima de Malis - Back cover.