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The central image is from the "Of Human Bondage and Discipline" story. "Original design by Don Donahue and Kate Kane; colored augmented and refined by Bruce Hilvitz; made perfect by Adam Alexander and Leslie Sternbergh."
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Endpaper pattern based on one of Dori's dog drawings.
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Thirteen photos.
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Title and publisher page; Copyright and production credits page accompanied by a small Wilson illustration; Table of contents page.
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From May 1998
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Article accompanied by the following: Three photos, including one of Bob Davis and one of Bob Davis & Seda together. Thirteen photos of Seda's ceramic works: the titled ones are “Vibrator with 3 Attachments;” “Punch Bowl with Cups and Ladle;” “The Wreck in Heaven;” “Motorized Roller Skate;” “Elevator Shoe;” “Flying Shoe with Chair;” “Bedroom Slipper.” Ten photos of her paintings: the titled ones are “Relaxing;” “Jaded Fish;” “The Vampire Painting;” “Moon and Doll;” “Portrait of a Jaded Woman;” “Fat Lady;” “Three Fat Lady Ballerinas on a Chair;” “Siamese Sky Giraffes;” “Siamese Sky Giraffes Playing their Piano Duet on Opening Night.” Seven illustrations: “Dori Seda Artist” (business card); A small self-portrait from a Food Comics booklet; an illustration from Ear (1980); “Dori's Guide to Table Etiquette;” “The Spirit Catcher;” “We aren't dead yet!”; “Gap-Toothed Women” (film poster).
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An interview excerpt. Continued on page sixty-five. Accompanied by a photo of Ed Smith & Seda, an invitation flyer for the Cannibal Romance/ Lonely Nights release party and part of a letter Dori sent to Ron Turner. Also included is an uninked two-page story- "The Artist Can't Live on Comics Alone or... 'The Day I Was Almost Replaced by a Machine!"
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986 Notes:
Brief commentary located on the first page of the previous article.
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Article accompanied by the following- Seven photos: "Dori in San Diego;" "Don and Dori at the Con;" "Dori with Dan O'Neill;" "Dori at the kitchen table in the warehouse;" "Everyone's favorite party guests: Don and Dori in 1987, on Halloween and in San Diego;" "Casting a spell on Joe Sacco (center) and others at the Hotel San Diego, 1987." Ten illustrations: A preliminary sketch for "Lonely Night Comics;" A flyer invitation for "The Annual Burritos Beer and Cheer Party" (1983); A self-portrait featuring her and Kate Kane ("Pizza! Pizza! Pizza!"); "Happy Hill Lunatic Asylum," a drawing for the 1984 San Diego Con program; "Don and Dori Celebrate 2 Whole Weeks of Living Together!" (invitation); "Don and Dori Wish You 'Too Much Fun' This Holiday Season!;" "Dori Seda • Cartoonist" (letterhead); A small promo sketch for "Lonely Night Comics;" A sketch jam with R. L. Crabb; An R. L. Crabb remembrance sketch of Seda.
Weirdo #2 published January 1981
Weirdo #4 published February 1982
Wimmen's Comix #8 published March 1983
Weirdo #7 [1st printing] published January 1983
Weirdo #8 [First Printing] published January 1983 Notes:
The remainder of the title- "...Or... "You Know What They Say About Older Women and Younger Men!""
San Francisco Comic Book #7 published March 1983
Weirdo #9 [First Printing] published January 1984
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Interview accompanied by a photo and illustration of Dori's dog.
Viper #1 published January 1985
Wimmen's Comix #10 published October 1985
Weirdo #15 [unnamed variant] published January 1985
Cannibal Romances #1 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Prime Cuts #2 published March 1987
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Two illustrations. A presumed letterhead commission titled “2 Shits Passing in the Night;” a rejected drawing depicting “Latoya, the Laziest Secretary in the World”
Wimmen's Comix #9 published May 1984
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986 Notes:
The first page is a comic; the rest is a photo story.
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986 Notes:
The complete title is "The Artist's Reputation Gets Ruined or... The Sordid Truth About My One-Night Stand with Mario Snortalini"
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986 Notes:
“Roughly 1/3 of this was written by Don Donahue.”
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Lonely Nights Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #18 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
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Accompanied by: A close-up photo of Gary Arlington and a photo captioned "Don, Dori and Gary at Jessie Donahue's." A small illustration titled at bottom “October 7, 1985- Happy Birthday, Gary!”
Weirdo #24 [unnamed variant] published January 1988 Notes:
Donahue wrote & drew himself in this story; Dori did the rest
Prime Cuts #1 published March 1987
Weird Smut Comics #2 published January 1987 Notes:
This book's reprint credits incorrectly gives "Gauntlet #3" as the original appearance of this.
Weirdo #20 [unnamed variant] published January 1987
Wimmen's Comix #11 published April 1987
Weird Smut Comics #2 published January 1987
Wimmen's Comix #12 published November 1987
Rip Off Comix #17 published December 1987
Tits & Clits #7 published November 1987
Sexy Stories from the World Religions #1 published January 1990
Rip Off Comix #14 published January 1987
Weirdo #22 published January 1988
Rip Off Comix #16 published January 1987
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Previously unpublished.
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Seda's contribution to an aborted Grateful Dead comic. In pencil.
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Reprint credits; a list of articles about and inspired by her; publisher listing
Weirdo #7 [1st printing] published January 1983
Weirdo #8 [First Printing] published January 1983
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A photo of Krystine and Dori taken by Carol Lay. Accompanied by a small illustration titled “Happy Valentine's Day, Krystine!”
Weirdo #22 published January 1988
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Text accompanied by a photo.
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Accompanied by a photo.
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Accompanied by three photos credited to Kane and a small illustration titled “Dori Seda 1951 – 1988 - She was good at math and her legs weren't too bad either!”
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Endpaper pattern based on one of Dori's dog drawings.
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Back cover includes quotes from Bruce Sterling, Poppy Z. Brite, R. Crumb and others from Weirdo magazine. Accompanied by a full-page photo
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