Roger Brand opens Tales of Sex and Death #2 with "If Brains Were Muscles!", a fine tale about a brainy professor who becomes obsessed with his gorgeous assistant. Charles Dallas exposes the cruel reality of seeking romance with strippers in "Nite-Lifer." Justin Green and Kim Deitch give us "In Days of Ol' Angzine," featuring a brutal New Year's Eve prank.

Things only get more gruesome with contributions from Rory Hayes and Dave Geiser before Roger Brand closes with another "Head" story (Roger’s story was a tribute to Russ Heath’s “The Brain,” a particularly gruesome 1950s Marvel horror story). Though it arrived four years after the first issue, Tales of Sex and Death #2 matches the standards set by its predecessor.



HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES:
The Print Mint produced approximately 10,000 copies of this comic book. It has not been reprinted.

COMIC CREATORS:
Roger Brand - editor, 1-12, 29-35
Michele Brand - 1 (color)
Charles Dallas - 13-18
Justin Green - 19-22 (collaboration)
Kim Deitch - 19-22 (collaboration)
Jay Lynch - 19-22 (collaboration)
Sally Cruikshank - 19-22 (collaboration)
Rory Hayes - 23-24 (collaboration) 36
Spain Rodriguez - 23-24 (collaboration)
Dave Geiser - 25-28