Rip Off Comix 1977 #11 - back issue - $6.00

Square kids who avoid Satan's evil influence.

Art world-related updates on various Rip Off Press-related cartoonists.

Profile of Irons' tattooing career.

A screed "against" The Church of the SubGenius.

Detailing the British government raid of Knockabout Comics offices under the Obscene Publications Act.

Fat Freddy is worried that his cat is barfing all over the apartment.

Wonder Wart-Hog, back in the present day with his friends, tries to find out why Muthalode City is experiencing the worst crime wave he's ever encountered.

A man in a motorbike assaults Tony while he's being driven by the taxi driver.

The suspect is beaten in the chief's office.

Papa tries to see if he can find little babies in bottles of wine.

Frank uses his time machine to send his dog to ancient Rome.

The brothers decide to go to Columbia to get their dope directly from the source, but they each wind up taking separate flights in their attempt to get there.

Betsy, during the second world war, meets Roy the trail guide at a Western dude ranch that has dinosaurs.

A group of European functionaries plot how to create a united European state but their plans are thwarted by separatists.

Oat Willie bakes a TV dinner.

A brief rundown on the Dutch comics scene.

Swanpool goes to the airport to pick up Remy and some photos that are needed for the magazine's deadline.

Okker is caught in bed with Leonie as he and Kleks are set to fly on a military raid the following morning.

Johnson the sales director gets a beating from his boss.

Pete and Co get into an altercation in each place they go to.

Go Go and Ga Ga go to a reggae show.

Pruits worries about getting robbed as his racial anxieties kick in while taking the trolley.

A mishap happens as a man tries to set off a firecracker.

Jan is told by his doctor that he has one day to live.

Titul goes out for a night on the town rather than stay in and write. Titula looks for a corkscrew.

Post office mail arrives while waiting for weeks at the fallout shelter.

This issue begins magazine size issues. Cover lists prices for 40 different countries.

• The Future Is for Squares! - Parody of Public Service Anouncement pages.
• Contents - Contents page with a single illustration, production credits and indicia information.
• The Rip Off Revue - Text article with six small illustrations and three small photo portraits.
• Greg Irons Draws on Human Skin - Text article with seven photographs of tattoos.
• The Church of the SubGenius - Text article with two tiny-size illustrations.
• It's a Raid! Drugs to be Declared Obscene in Great Britain? - Text article with photograph of Knockabout Comics owner Tony Bennett.
• Gallery - Gallery of three drawings by Dave Sheridan.
• Dave Sheridan 1942-1982 - Text article on Dave Sheridan with photograph.
• Joe E. Brown 1942-1981 - Brief obit accompanied by a single photo.
• Rip Off Comix No. 11 - Unused cover (?) for Rip Off Comix No. 11 before they went magazine size.
• Editorial - Introductory text with illustration of Frappington Wildebeest VII.
• Battle of the Titans Chapter IV: In Which Our Heroes Enjoy a Stately Repast - To be concluded in the next issue.
• It Was Dinoboy's Finest Hour - A thirteen-panel sequence with "alien-style" made up dialogue.
• A Cultural, Economic and Overall Political Discussion of Dutch Comix in the Sixties and Seventies - Text article with two small illustrations. Dated August, 1982.
• Cartoonists of the Netherlands - Text article with two small illustrations and a photo.
• Professor Pi - Two three-panel sequences and one cartoon.
• Letters to the Editors - Letters from Shawn P., yourself, Doug Smith, Billy Samuels. Includes illustrated title header made up artwork from the story contents.
• Bam! - Six-panel ad for comix from Rip Off Press, Inc.
• The Lowbrow Art of Robert Williams! - Back cover.