I got the idea for this post yesterday when me and the family was on a road trip. I knew the original Leroy Mercer, real name was John Bean, was from the Maynardville, TN (USA) area. So, I just happened to find the store that may or not be the real Eddie's Auto that was immortalized in the famous "Eddie's Auto" phone call prank, which is included with this post, and snapped a picture of it. John Bean died of cancer related complications in 1984, way before caller ID, so these are priceless.

SuperGOO is organized into two basic rooms: Goo and Fusion. The Goo Room provides you with a series of distortion tools, both brushes and global effects, to create "funhouse mirror" distortions to your images. The Fusion Room provides you with both cloning tools- to combine faces (and other images) from your own sources- and a library of facial components to create your own face for the Goo Room. Both rooms have an In and Out dialogue for importing and exporting saved images, or importing images from a TWAIN device such as a scanner or digital camera.
Play around with SuperGOO once you've got it installed… click a button and watch what happens. That's the quickest way to get acquainted with SuperGOO.

The title is self explanatory, the first few issues are somewhat small in size because the first few issues were very small in content, not like todays 62 page issues. Great to have and read about hacking back in the early days of computer.