Spring Cleaning! I found these in the closet. This is from the era when TEN FOOT RULE issues were NUMBERED, rather than having different arty subtitles, like Treatment Prolifification or somesuch. This is also from the era when I was living with my mom back east, something like another lifetime. Some of the comics from this issue from early 2000 were reprinted in 3.05 METRES, most of them weren't. This may be the last time you'll ever see these lost comics, for what it's worth. (Did I really draw like that back then? Yes I did.) Includes a comic from Sarah Oleksyk of Roadside Comics (who also drew the cover to last year's Microcosm catalog) and a "poem" by Ric-O Rosa, former confidant (whatever happened to him?) For extra fun, read through the Plugs section and figure out how many of those addresses are still good, seven years later. (at least two) Guess how many are still making zines, and who moved to Portland. Historical zine games are fun. Get this now, because there's only a few left, and it's even cheaper than a patch! Of course, you can't wear a zine...(Shawn)