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The Portable Head was a great alternative to yearly planners because it included up-to-date commentary on politics and life. Because of its quarterly frequency, readers could start or stop using the Head at any time during the year.

The Portable Head was printed digest size, or 8.5 inches x 5.5 inches.

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Please note that this series has been discontinued and that issues of The Portable Head are unavailable for purchase.

July through September 2002. Uncle Buzzard takes up cloning and Sean Goblin pontificates on the state of radio in this, the “Number Summer” issue of the Head. Also featured is the first edition of Mister Muskrat’s Story Hole, the folktale “Judd Jenkins and the Hoop Snake.”

April through June 2002. Three months of madness contained between two yellow-before-their-time covers. Among other things, this issue contains the Sean Goblin comic “Wizard Smoke” and sheet music for Greg Peterson’s “Ukulele Summons a Breeze.”

January through March 2002. Also known as the “Riverside Sleeper,” this issue features commentary on George W. Bush and current national and world events by Sean Goblin and Uncle Buzzard. Please check out the excerpts “Into the Holes” and “Tröls,” both by Sean.

October through December 2001. A week-at-a-glance calendar for the final months of 2001.

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