Books
- Bizarro (1986) ISBN 0-87701-402-7
- Too Bizarro (1988) ISBN 0-87701-536-8
- Mondo Bizarro (1989) ISBN 0-87701-711-5
- Sumo Bizarro (1990) ISBN 0-87701-774-3
- Glasnost Bizarro (1990) ISBN 0-87701-693-3
- Post-Modern Bizarro (1991) ISBN 0-87701-854-5
- Best of Bizarro (1992) ISBN 0-8118-0276-0
- Best of Bizarro II (1994) ISBN 0-8118-0771-1
- Bizarro #9 (1995) ISBN 0-8362-0430-1
- Bizarro #10 (1996) ISBN 0-8362-2235-0
- Bizarro Among the Savages: A Relatively Famous Guy's Experiences on the Road and in the Homes of Strangers (1997) ISBN 0-8362-2173-7
- Life Is Strange and So Are You: A Bizarro Sunday Treasury (2001) ISBN 0-7407-1848-7
- The Three Little Pigs Buy the White House (2004) ISBN 0-312-33074-X
- Bizarro and Other Strange Manifestations of the Art of Dan Piraro (2006) ISBN 0-8109-9221-3
- Bizarro Buccaneers: Nuttin' but Pirate Cartoons (2008) ISBN 0-7407-7740-8
- Bizarro Heroes (2011) ISBN 0867197560
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