Weirdo 1981 #25 - back issue - $13.00

Fred and Hank have no chance with the women with the Playguy Advisor at the party.

The butthole machine breaks down

The Soviets are ridiculed by a U.S. TV host.

A Lisa Lee dream date contest.

Bob recounts his dysfunctional relationship with Sondra.

Jayne has a drinking contest with Ed McMahon.

Stretchpants discovers his calling in life

A caveman can't decide what to give his girlfriend for Christmas

Middle-age hypocrisy at work.

Two dumb guys hang out.

L?ther manifests in a strange surreal place.

Approximately eighteen assorted cartoons featuring mock-satirical commentary on dull cartooning.

Steven hates his stand-up comedy gig.

Fifi shoots Steven with a shotgun.

Fifi literally trashes Steven.

Steven walks off his TV show.

How a man's profile is raised by his choice of date

Crumb muses on the better elements of his life.

Gilbert and Carol's day.

How a baby sucks the life from its mother.

The tensions simmering between friends.

A crucifixion in the artist's unique style.

Peter Bagge returns as editor for one issue. Letters page has comments from Ace Backwords

• Weirdo no. 25 Summer 1989 - A guest editorial plus letters from Richard Roseberg, Ace Backwords, Paul N., Ess Jay, Fishspit, M. Parlette.
• The Butthole Machine - Located on the first letters page.
• Soviets On TV - Located on the second letters page.
• Just the Liquor Talking - Located on the second letters page. Includes a small masthead illustration.
• Diggety Dog - Located on the second letters page.
• Women - A note credits Bob's creation to Carl Vierow. "Thanx to Charles Bukowski"
• - The frontispiece for the following selection of two tier strips.
• Beto and Carol in It's Not the Motion, It's the Meat - Strip parodies the stories jointly created by Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky-Crumb. The artists draw each other rather than themselves.
• Crucifixion - Back cover.