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Penguin and Pencilguin #1 (1987) Cover story is Shoguin with special guest artist Stan Sakai, creator of Usagi Yojimbo. Also featured in this issue - Aladguin and 1001 Flavors and a special episode of the comic strip Friends by Bill Dinardo. His strip "Friends" predates the NBC TV show, by the way. Rare First Collector's Edition - very limited number left! While supplies last - $25 each. Limit 2 per customer. Price: US $25.00 
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Penguin and Pencilguin #2 (1987) We The Penguins is a classic tribute to the founding of the United States of America as told by the founding penguins (Thomas Jefferguin, Ben Frankguin, George Washinguin --- you get the idea) in Pennguinsylvania. The edition sold more than 160,000 copies and was one of our most popular comics. Introduction by John Cole, director for the Center for The Book in The Library of Congress with a special appearance by actress Heather Locklear posing with Ben Frankguin! Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #3 (1987) King Arthur's Quart is the cover story with special guest artist Sergio Aragones (Mad & Groo). Also Miami Ice which was a tribute to the classic tv-series and features how our penguin made it on the actual tv show! Also Bill Dinardo's Friends. Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #4 (1988) Don Guinote is the cover story with special guest artist Alfredo Alcala (Batman, Conan, Swamp Thing) and a science fiction piece called Librarians of the Universe by Yeh. Special bonus feature "Patrick Rabbit & Dinosaurs in New York City". Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #5 (1988) The Wizard of Ice is the cover story with special guest artist Jean Giraud aka Moebius who is one of the world's best comic book illustrators and graphics artists. Back up features include Patrick Rabbit & The Dinosaurs in Hawaii and Rick King's True Life feature on Penguins around the world. Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #6 (1988) Peter Punguin is the cover story - you will believe that a penguin can fly! Special guest artist is Steve Leialoha who has done more DC and Marvel comics that any one person can name. Yeh's Patrick Rabbit story "Pass It On" is the excellent back up feature. Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #7 (1990-91) Tales of the Penguin King is a send up of the classic Monkey King of Chinese legends. Teenage Mutant Ninja Patrick Rabbit is a take off on the Turtles and the story is still very funny. RC Williams rare comic strip Reed Reeder appears for the first time and the final story is by Jon Murakami called "The Wonderous World of Warwick". Jon later became one of Hawaii's most famous cartoonists and the creator of The Dragons of Hawaii which has their own children's book with Phil Yeh slated for 2003. Price: US $5.00
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Penguin and Pencilguin #8 (1994) The Simpsguins is a brilliant satire to the popular TV show done as only Yeh and Rubin could do it. Everyone in Hollywood gets turned into Penguins in this final issue of the series. Tons of puns and laughs. Someday, Yeh and Rubin may even bring out a new episode! Price: US $5.00
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