Neat Stuff 1985 #5 - back issue - $5.00

Chet has a day out at the mall.

Girly-Girl does contortion tricks.

Girly-Girl does impersonations.

The life story of Zoove Groover

Ack-Ack can't get his point across.

Junior needs rent money, so does a job for Larry Silverman.

1st printing: July 1986; 2nd printing: February 1993 (2.50 USD; 3.25 CAD)

• Letters - A Bagge editorial is accompanied by two tiny illustrations and letters from Linda Crothers; Chris Ellington; Vernon L. Wiley (Chicago); Jennifer Lerew (Los Angeles); Michael Dougan; Brent Bosler (San Diego); David Schwartz (Burbank, CA). The first page is on the inside front cover and continues after the final story on page thirty-one.
• Life's a Bitch and Then You Die! - Bagge wasn't able to create suitable names for the lead characters with this their debut story. He started a "Name These Two Cartoon Characters!" contest in this issue's letters page in order to resolve this. The contest results were announced the following issue.
• The Fall and Rise of Zoove Groover - Story told in articles, press releases and other faked forms of print media. Includes some illustrations.
• If You've Enjoyed Reading This Magazine... - In the first printing, this is a promo ad for the publisher's then-current list of periodicals including Neat Stuff, Lloyd Llewellyn, Threat!, Amazing Heroes, Adventures of Captain Jack, Critters, Journey, Nemo, Doomsday Squad and Anything Goes!.
• - In the first printing, this is a back cover ad for Honk! magazine.