in the short-lived 1977 revival of TV's Laugh-In. Bibliography Aunt's in Your Pants: Memoirs of a Dirty Old Woman (1967, Alexicon Corp.), collection of cartoons focused on an indecent old lady. "Abel's Fables", a page of one panel gag comics in House of Secrets featuring Abel. (1971–1972, DC Comics) Plop! (1973–1976, DC Comics), Aragonés provided intros, stories, gags, and/or prologues for 23 issues of the 24 issue run. DC Super Stars Presents... (1977, DC Comics), the thirteenth issue of this DC Comics artist anthology series is subtitled "The Wild and Wacky World of Sergio Aragonés" and features all-new stories and gags. Jon Sable, Freelance (1986, First Comics). The thirty-third issue of this Mike Grell comic book features 23 pages of Aragonés' art for a story titled "Cave of the Half-Pints." Usagi Yojimbo (1988, Fantagraphics Books). The eleventh issue of this Stan Sakai comic book features an eight-page Aragonés' story titled "Catnippon and the Missive." Aragonés 3-D (1989, 3-D Zone), booklet of wordless humor in 3-D, includes two pairs of 3-D glasses. Buzz & Bell, Space Cadets (1991, Platinum Editions), graphic novel of wordless humor featuring an astronaut and his monkey buddy. Smokehouse Five (1991, Platinum Editions), graphic novel of wordless humor featuring the misadventures of a group of firefighters. The Mighty Magnor (1993–1994, Malibu Comics), six-issue superhero mini-series (with Mark Evanier). Louder Than Words (1997, Dark Horse Comics), six-issue mini-series of wordless humor. Boogeyman (1998, Dark Horse Comics), a four-issue mini-series of humorous horror stories (with Mark Evanier). Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) (1998, Dark Horse Comics), one-shot comic about the annual Mexican celebration honoring the dead (with Mark Evanier). Fanboy (1999, DC Comics), six-issue mini-series on comics and society's reaction to them, from the point of view of a self-described "fanboy" (with Mark Evanier). Blair Which? (1999, Dark Horse Comics), one-shot comic with Mark Evanier spoofing the movie The Blair Witch Project Space Circus (2000, Dark Horse Comics), four-issue mini-series of a boy joining a circus that travels throughout the galaxy (with Mark Evanier). Actions Speak (2001, Dark Horse Comics), another six-issue mini-series of wordless humor (sequel to "Louder Than Words"). Sergio Aragonés Massacres Marvel (1996, Marvel Comics), Sergio Aragonés Destroys DC (1996, DC Comics), and Sergio Aragonés Stomps Star Wars (2000, Dark Horse Comics), the artist's comical interpretation of the superheroes of both Marvel and DC and the mythology of the Star Wars franchise (all