Weirdo 1981 #20 - back issue - $11.00

Dori's shares her misgivings and trials as an artist.

Mary rags on her hand mirror.

Aline's family love to eat, but hate to cook.

How Crumb played footsie with girls in his class.

William Cook's life of crime.

Vera goes to score "Brain," to her the most illuminating psychedelic drug ever.

The pre-pubescent Carol doesn't understand why she can't go topless

The Captain rants about stories concerning artists searching for a muse

Dougan's grandmother is fleeced of her possessions by an unscrupulous preacher

Aline relates an odd two-part dream involving among other things a private high school, a housewarming party and a car trip.

Ad for a Last Gasp catalog.

A ten-panel strip touting the benefits of buying back issues of Weirdo.

• Harvey Sez - Harvey bemoans the lack of artistically ambitious comic books. Includes a Kominsky-Crumb spot illustration.
• Weirdo number twenty - An editorial and spot illustration by Kominsky-Crumb. Also includes a small Sophie Crumb illustration. Includes blurbs for these zines: "Point Drawn" (B.N. Duncan); "Roadkill" (Ken Weiner); "Melody- The Comic Strip Autobiography of a Nude Dancer" (Sylvie Rancourt); "Bongo Dick" (Dennis Worden); "New Wavy Gravy" (Raymond Pettibon); "Dyspepsia"; "Twisted Image" (Ace Backwords); "Deadbeat;" "Tales of the Sinister Harvey;" "Comics in a Capsule" (Luna Ticks). Letters from: Kevin Dixon; Edgar "Bolt" Upright; Lou Bear; Alfred Bergdoll; B.J.; Jean Francois Glarion (Puteaux, France); Kenny Be; Mark Zingarelli; B.N. Duncan
• Angst and Deep Emotions and Last Gasp T-shirts - Inside back cover.
• The Weirdo Difference! - back cover