Neat Stuff 1985 #2 - back issue - $5.00

An argument about the merits of TV soaps.

The plans for Studs' day are ruined.

Girly-Girl makes a film.

Dad drops Carla and Philip off at a gig.

Assorted simulacra* of lame newspaper gag strips.

Junior's mom nags him for watching TV all day long.

Junior takes lodgings and learns about the other tenants.

1st printing: June 1985 (1.95 USD; 2.60 CAD); 2nd printing: ? (2.50 USD; 3.00 CAD)

• Vomit Glossary Poster! - Mail order ad for the artist's "Vomit Glossary" poster. Accompanied by production credits for this issue.
• T.V. Connoisseurs - ?1984 by Peter Bagge
• Studs Kirby Gets Drunk By Himself - ?1985 by P. Bagge
• Film-Flam - ?1985 by P. Bagge
• Bang the Head That Does Not Bang! - ?1984 by Peter Bagge
• Generic Comics - Forty-one mini-strips and one full-page strip. At bottom of last page: "?1985 manufactured by the Peter Bagge Comic Company of Redmond, Washington all rights reserved. U.S. T.M. Reg. Pat. Off. and all that stuff." *plural noun: simulacra; an image or representation of someone or something; "a small-scale simulacrum of a monument" an unsatisfactory imitation or substitute. "a bland simulacrum of popular music"
• - Continues into the following story.
• The Cabbage - ?1985 by Peter Bagge
• Fantagraphic Books - Mail order ad for Fantagraphic publications with order form and address of Fantagraphic Books, 707 Camino Manzanas, Thousand Oaks, California 91360.
• Maggie's a Mechanic. She Can Fix Anything. ...'Almost. - Inside back cover promo ad.
• Warning: This Is the Greatest Comic Book Ever Made! - Back cover. Artwork shows the word "stupidest" crossed out with the word "Greatest" printed over it.