Named Dragonella, she eventually ventures forth seeking a prince to marry, accompanied by her dragon "brother", St. George. Before the final story is a letter-from-the-editor page, hand-lettered on a montage of Wood art and signed "Sincerely, Wallace Wood". Published in 1976 by CPL Gang Publications—which published the fanzines "CPL (Contemporary Pictorial Literature)" and "Charlton Bullseye" before its various editors and artists, including Roger Slifer and Roger Stern, turned professional—this magazine-sized second issue carried a $2 cover price. It contains an untitled, seven-page "The Misfits" story written and drawn by Wood; the superhero feature "The Black Angel", with the seven-page story "Beware the Sirens” by co-writers Mike Vosburg and Roger Stern, drawn by Vosburg; and an untitled, 14-page "Cannon" story, written and inked by Wood and drawn by Ditko. In addition, the inside front cover contained a full-page Wood illustration of the character Dynamo, from Tower Comics' "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents"; a two-page centerspread illustration of the original character Kadavahr the Resurrected, by John Byrne, plus an additional page of Byrne art; and a back-cover illustration by Wood of the original character Animan. The covers for both issues were colored by Marie Severin.