A Beanworld Checklist
See also the Internet Resources page

• Continuing Stories

  • Tales of the Beanworld #1-21
    The one and only. Published by Eclipse Press, which is out of business. Most back issues can be obtained through The Beanworld Press. Back issues are being released as collections. Larry Marder’s Beanworld books 1-4 reprint the issues up to #16.

• Ashcans

  • Beanworld Zero
  • Hungry?
  • Professor Garbanzo's Joy Ride
  • While We Were Eating!
  • The Worst of Heyoka

• Guest Appearances

  • Gen13 #13B - Image Comics
  • Giant Sized Mini Comics #1 - Eclipse Press
  • Images of Omaha #2 (Contains images that may not be suitable for young readers)
  • Normalman & Megaton Man #1 Image Special
  • Scout #17 - Eclipse Press
  • Shi Cyblade #1
  • Total Eclipse #3-5 - Eclipse Press
  • Zot #34 - Eclipse Press

• Interviews, et cetera

  • Amazing Heroes #200
    An interview drawn by Larry Marder as a comic!

  • Comics Interview #141 & #142
    A two-part interview with the Beanworld's creator, with teasers.

  • The Comics Journal #201
    A 43 (yes, 43!) page interview conducted by Heidi McDonald. Tons of interesting material on the comic industry, the Conceptual Art movement, Mr. Marder's history, the Beanworld, comic fandom, etc, plus more than a dozen drawings that haven't to my knowledge been published anywhere else. A must-read.

  

• Beanworld merchandise
  (These were current a few years ago.)

  • Planet Studios, P.O. Box 729, Dept. TOTB, Chimayo, NM 87522 USA
    Colorful, well made enameled pins; Boom'r & Cutie T-shirt; silver bean jewelry. The image to the right is from a 4.5 cm pin.

  • Ready-made Rubber, P.O. Box 563, Dept. BW, Downieville, CA 95936 USA
    Rubber stamps of Mr. Spook, Beanish, Proffy, and two Beans in different poses.
    
    
    

    (Image courtesy Bill Krick)

• Beanworld Stickers
  There have been three so far. Get 'em through the Beanworld Press.

  #1 - #2 - #3

• Beanworld T-Shirts
  There have been at least three.

  • The Boom'r and Cutie design above
  • In August 1998 there was a new one with sixteen beans on a grey-green background. Here's part of the design.
    
    
  • A light yellow nightshirt featuring a bean sleeping on her head.

• Beanworld Action Figures
  Mr. Marder has been known to give these away at comic conventions.
  

  
  (Image courtesy Bill Krick)

• Eclipse Enterprises' Famous Comic Book Creators series, card #22
  

  
  (courtesy Bill Krick)

The Beanworld Press

Your best bet for back issues of Tales of the Beanworld.

Their current catalog is now available on the BeanWeb.