Sacco mocks the self-righteousness of starving artists in this depiction of his struggle to make a living as an artist.; A Brueghel-inspired tale about a Cooper's daughter who avoids being burned at the stake when people in the village start defecating riches instead of stool.; An honest portrait of Edward L. Warren, one of Sacco's college buddies.; A send up of bare-knuckled capitalism as the title character does anything he can to get to the top.; A send-up of bohemian affectation in this story of a painter who leeches off a wealthy woman thirty years older than him.; Sacco comes clean with the embarrassing things he and others did during the mid-70s.