Single Issues
| Issue # | 1st Print Date | Stories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oct - 89 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, Devil Doll, The Laffin' Spittin' Man, Young Dan Pussey, What is the Most Important Invention of the Twentieth Century? | |
| 2 | Feb - 90 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, The Truth, I Hate You Deeply (Lloyd Llewellyn, What Do You Think George Washington's Voice Sounded Like? | |
| 3 | Jun- 90 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, The Stroll, The Young Manhood of Dan Pussey, What Can Robots Do? | |
| 4 | Oct - 90 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, I Love You Tenderly (Lloyd Llewellyn), The Future, Dan Pussey's Masturbation Fantasy, Sexual Frustration, What Do You Do for a Cold? | |
| 5 | Oct - 90 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, Just Another Day, Playful Obsession, Paranoid | |
| 6 | Jun - 91 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, The Dr. Infinity Story (Dan Pussey), Marooned | |
| 7 | Nov - 91 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, Art School Confidential, Chicago | |
| 8 | Mar - 92 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron, Ugly Girls, Grist for the Mill, Dan Pussey Presents Komic Kollector's Korner, Nature Boy, Give it Up, My Suicide, Dialogues from Duplex Planet | 'Ugly Girls' contains a prototype of Enid from Ghost World |
| 9 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron | ||
| 10 | Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron (conclusion) | ||
| 11 | Jun - 93 | Velvet Glove, Ghost World, The Party, The Fairy Frog, The Happy Fisherman, Why I Hate Christians, Ectomorph | "Velvet Glove" is a parody of bad film adaptations, using the just-completed Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron as its source, with behind-the-scenes segments showing an increasingly anxious Clowes in talks with a clueless Hollywood producer, and scenes from the resulting movie, in which Clay is a tough, sarcastic police detective who plays by his own rules and makes pithy remarks (such as "what are you lookin' at?") before shooting his enemies. Tina is recast as a space alien who gives "Clay" a ring of power. |
| 12 | Nov - 93 | Ghost World, Hippypants and Peace Bear, The Origin of Dan Pussey, Glue Destiny | |
| 13 | Apr - 94 | Ghost World, Buddy Bradley in 'Who Would You Rather Fuck: Ginger or Mary Ann?', Blue Italian Shit, Cool Your Jets, Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine | The Buddy Bradley story is based on characters by Peter Bagge. |
| 14 | no indicia | Ghost World, The Goldmommy, On Sports, The Death of Dan Pussey, The Sensual Santa | |
| 15 | Apr - 95 | Ghost World, Caricature, Feldman | The Feldman character makes an appearance in the film 'Ghost World' |
| 16 | Nov - 95 | Ghost World, Squirrel Girl and Candy Pants, Like a Weed, Joe, MCMLXVI, Immortal Invisible | |
| 17 | Aug - 96 | Ghost World, Gynecology | |
| 18 | Mar - 97 | Ghost World, Black Nylon, Latch-Key Kid, Modern Cartoonist | Modern Cartoonist is a pamphlet included with the comic |
| 19 | May - 98 | David Boring, Act I | |
| 20 | Feb - 99 | David Boring, Act 2 | |
| 21 | Feb - 00 | David Boring, Act 3 | |
| 22 | Oct - 01 | Ice Haven | |
| 23 | Jun - 04 | Death Ray |
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