Hogan's Alley features an in-depth (but safe for work) examination of Tijuana bibles, one of comics' most notorious chapters. The issue also features an in-depth look at Hugo Hercules, the largely forgotten comics character who was the first superhero, setting the template for heroes who came later. We also surveyed a group of cartoonists about their favorite Peanuts moments, and the issue presents the results, complete with new artwork paying tribute to the classic strip. Speaking of Peanuts, the issue also has a look at how the strip received its name, which Charles Schulz pointedly disliked. And we'll fly the friendly skies with Flyin' Jenny, the comics character who broke the glass ceiling as a female airplane pilot.
