Rip Off Comix 1977 #12 - back issue - $12.00

Fat Freddy tries to hypnotize his cat.

Two articles- Cartoons as Sculpture: The Creations of Clayton Bailey; Comix on the Stage: Underground Favorites Come to Life

Factwino confronts Jerry Falwell.

What robots are like in contemporary times and artist Clayton Bailey's vision of what he wants them to look like.

On censorship and comic books.

On the declining state of press freedom around the world.

On the value of graffiti as an art form.

Using a Ouija board to try to communicate with spirits from the other realm.

The demoted Interpol agent Tamponn is now relegated to maintaining surveillance on auto traffic.

Ping is scratching the floor.

Ping states to himself what he wants out of life.

Wonder Wart-Hog and friends clean the town up of all the thieves and scum as they find out who created that situation in the first place.

A spectator making a loud request during a boxing match.

Dinoboy is captured by robots who take him to Mechanotopolis and present him with the gift of all knowledge.

Norbert is assigned to an official stakeout position in Bogota. Freewheelin' Franklin makes it to a remote jungle somewhere in Central America but escapes to avoid being held captive by the local Indians.

After being arrested for vagrancy, Coochy is introduced to the state's new punitive work Corp.

The newly incarcerated Juan Perez and his son begin a revenge plot against the taxi driver.

A brief summation of the Danish comics scene.

A man goes to a barber to get his mustache shaved after seeing a seal's mustache.

Pete can't find a job and can't survive on welfare.

Hans asks Gretchen to meet him in the bushes.

A man and a woman on a park bench express themselves in opposite ways.

A man muses about his small garret apartment in Copenhagen.

A conversation between mom and grandma turns toxic when the daughter makes a Sunday visit.

A father coming across a porcupine while driving.

What "some countries" do to their citizens.

A boy finds a machine gun in his violincase.

• Reinstitution of the 'Loose Eye' Law or "Caught Lookin' - Painting accompanied by a brief blurb.
• Contents - Contents page and production credits with indicia information.
• The Rip Off Revue - Text article with seven photos and one illustration in black & white and color. On pages two, three and part of page eight.
• - Three weeks' worth of this weekly strip. One two-panel strip and two four-panel ones. On page three.
• Real Robots Don't Blow Smoke Rings - Text article with approximately eleven photographs.
• Censored! - Text article with illustration. First in a series.
• Graffiti, The Last Bastion of Freedom - Accompanied by three photos and one illustration.
• Letters to the Editor - Letters page with illustrated title header. Letters from Erick Gilbert, Robbie, Kathe L. Todd, Bee Burnz, Drew Friedman
• The Idiots Abroad Part 2 - Pages 9-11 are separate from the rest of the story and are in the back part of the book after the four-page publisher promo ad section. The last page of the story is the inside back cover. A small caption at the bottom of the final page states the story continues in the never-published Rip Off Comix #13. The story is actually continued in Fabulous Freak Brothers #8.
• Special Section: Danish Comics - Accompanied by a tiny-size illustration.
• Folksong - Accompanied by a brief caption.
• - Ads for Rip Off Press postcards, Freak Brothers books and back issues.
• This Issue: The Dramatic and Compelling Conclusion of "Battle of the Titans" - Back cover.