(McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, Issue No 13) +

The font used for the articles is aggressively small, and simply doesn't give satisfaction.

Strips of note:
Kaz: "12 Samples of Underworld Comedy"    (a stubbly sailor character)
Linda Barry: "Two Pictures"
George Herriman: Last Drawings of Krazy Kat     
    lovely little buildings in the background
Richard McGuire: "ctrl"   
    Every panel is an overhead shots, which implies a gaze that always looked down.
David Heatley: "Portrait of My Father"   
    Most touching - a bouquet of all the flowers his father loved.
Ivan Brunetti:  Mondrian / Satie / Kierkegaard     
    Nice in small dozes, but when did I give up on him before?

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"Wigfield: The Can-Do Town That Just May Not":

The only thing I noticed before giving up was the fake resume, under Heidelberg University: "graduated magna cum laude and summa cum laude; also received dueling scar".