Media Information
A total of four issues of Anarchy Comics were published between 1978 and 1987. Only the first issue remains in print.
- List of Anarchy Comics issues
- Anarchy Comics 1 (September 1978), Last Gasp
- "Too Real" by Jay Kinney
- "Nestor Makhno" by Spain Rodriguez (originally published in T.R.A.; 1976)
- "Smarmy Comics" by Jay Kinney
- "The Quilting Bee" by Melinda Gebbie
- "Blood and Sky" by Spain Rodriguez
- "Gilbert Shelton's Advanced International Motoring Tips" by Gilbert Shelton
- "Liberty Through The Ages" by Epistolier and Volny, with translation by Berangere Lomont (originally published in L'Echo Des Savanes No.29; 1977)
- "What's The Difference" by J.R. Burnham
- "Owd Nancy's Petticoat" by Clifford Harper
- "Safehouse" by Dohrn
- "On Contradiction" by M. Tsetung
- "Today's Rhetoric" by 'Spud' Silber
- "Some Straight Talk About Anarchy" by Paul Mavrides
- Anarchy Comics 2 (December 1979), Last Gasp
- Anarchy Comics 3 (July 1981), Last Gasp
- Anarchy Comics 4 (1987), Last Gasp
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