Anything Goes! #6

Anything Goes! was a long-running anthology series published by Fantagraphics Books in the 1980s, designed to highlight the work of various alternative cartoonists and provide a platform for experimental storytelling. Issue number 6, released during the mid-1980s, reflected the independent comics movement's shift toward diverse artistic styles and creator-owned content, serving as a showcase for both emerging talents and established figures in the underground scene.

The design and editorial direction of the series were guided by the ethos of creative freedom, allowing contributors to explore themes and visual languages that were often excluded from mainstream publications. While individual issues contained a rotating roster of contributors, the sixth installment maintained the series' reputation for eclectic, high-quality production values and its role as a vital archival project for the American alternative comics tradition of the decade.