collected here.  This beautifully printed book from Conundrum gathers the cream of that crop, with extra notes and historical information provided by editor Bell.  Artists include:  Jason McLean, Peter Thompson, Marc Bell, Owen Plummer, Mark Connery, Maura Doyle, Julie Voyce, Tara Azzopardi, Amy Lockhart, Robert Dayton, Keith Jones, and many more.  This is a must have for people interested in the history of zines, comix, and/or underground art.  288 whopping pages (96 is full color!), 6.25" x 8"; $25.00. Above: Various pages from Nog a Dod SHRIMPY AND PAUL AND FRIENDS is Marc's first, classic, collection, from Highwater Books way back in the day.  I've managed to snag a bunch for you.  This book belongs on the shelf of anyone who loves cartooning.  212 6" x 9" pages, b+w with spot colors and full color segments;  $17.00. MIKE BERTINO's Trigger is a "one-man-anthology," published by Revival House.  Well written and nicely drawn, it runs the gamut from quiet fiction to out-of-control raunch.  I have the first two issues in stock: ?NEW! -- TRIGGER #1 by Mike Bertino:  Features the stories "Grown-ups Part One," about a young, idealistic high school teacher as he navigates his new world of academic politics and intrigue; "Flannels Are Cool Again," a ridiculous barroom tale of bathroom sex, ex-lax cookies, and losers; and "Below Us," a harrowing short story about hallucinating.   28 pages, color covers/b+w interiors, 6" x 8"; $5.00. CLARA BESSIJELLE is a young Swedish cartoonist, whose work in graphite is intricate, mysterious, and dreamlike.