Published in September 1993, the first AJA was 104 pages long. It lacked page numbers. The front cover was a beach scene by Steve Martin, featuring his character Mauvette. The back cover was "I hate shedding season!" by Roy D. Pounds II.

• Artist sections: Eric Schwartz, Robert Guthrie, Steven Martin, Kyla Littlejohn, Daphne Lage, Jeff Wood, Josef Ricketts, Dan Flahive, Mark Mandolia, Michael-Scot McMurry, Ruben Rodriguez
• Reviews: Cerebus, Tall Tails, Revelations
• Artist's Corner by Kyla Littlejohn
• Fiction: "Peacock" by Kishma Danielle, illustrated by Kyla Littlejohn; and "Tales from the Reservation part 1" illustrated by Daphne Lage.

Released in August 1994, this issue had 124 pages. The front cover was a jungle portrait by Monika Livingstone of her persona character SiberKat. The back cover by Taral Wayne featured his character Dixie wading through a swamp.

• Graphic stories: "The Dragonslayers" by Daphne Lage, "Male Prerogative" and "Horse-Fly" by Jeff Wood, "Dream City" Part One by Craig Carrington, "Hotel California" by Mitchell R. Beiro
• Artist sections: Steven Martin, Robert Guthrie, Eric Schwartz, Taral Wayne, Roy D. Pounds II, Michele Light, Kevin Vetrone, Tom Verre, Dan Flahive, Michael Flynn, Bryce Nakagawa, Jay Shell, Diana Harlan Stein, Mark Mandolia
• Reviews: Buffalo Wings
• Artist's Corner by Dan Flahive
• Fiction: "Tales from the Reservation part 2" illustrated by Daphne Lage.

The March 1995 issue was 118 pages. Both the front cover ("A Two-Fisted Christmas") and back cover ("The Awakening") were acrylic paintings by Steven Martin. The back inside cover carried a full-page ad by Eric Blumrich.

• Artist sections: Eric Schwartz, Shea Ryan, Terrie Smith, Kenneth Sample, Daphne Lage, Josef Ricketts, Joseph D. Ny, Ronald Van Bokhoven, Joshua Kennedy, Genesis Eve Cook, Taral Wayne, Timothy Fay, Michelle Parker
• Graphic stories: "Open Season" by Kjartan Arnorsson, "Home Sweet Span" by Bill Fitts, "Dream City" Part Two by Craig Carrington
• Fiction: "Tales from the Reservation part 3" illustrated by Daphne Lage.

The final, 126 page book of the Journal (ISBN 1-887038-01-9) was published in January 1997 by Vision Books, Med Systems Company's new print subsidiary. The front cover ("Kalinda", 1996) and back cover ("Chained", 1995) were both ink and marker pieces of an anthro husky character by Michele Light. The back inside cover carried ad for Margaret Carspecken's Sweet Treats cookbook. The book was almost entirely dedicated to artist sections and featured not only a very large number of artists, but many artists not usually considered part of the furry fandom.

• Artist sections: Michele Light, Terrie Smith, Eric Blumrich, Jim Burns, Jill Bauman, Kathryn Bolinger, Enrique Rosenthal, Shane Fisher, April Lee, Andrew Pidcock, Shawntae Howard (model sheets for Extinctioners), Joshua Kennedy, Jay Naylor, Brian Ahern, Gwenn Seuling, Steve Simpson, Brian McPherson, Mark Shaw, Clark Alan Corwin, L. S. McGill, Scott Rosema
• Graphic stories: "The Fall" by Eric Blumrich.

Done in a faux 18th-Century sketch/woodcut style, the graphic novel retells the story of the French Revolution with an anthropomorphic cast (mostly descendants of talking-animal characters from French fairy tales). It is noted for its extensive period detail and heavy use of puns and in-jokes (both period and modern) on almost every page.

216 pages, black and white.

By Eric W. Schwartz

Little late and foreboding Thirteen's collected edition of the topical internet comic strip filled with your favourite famous furries.

48 pages, black and white.

A hardcover collection of the first 10 years of Sabrina Online web comic

A hardcover collection of the second decade of Sabrina Online web comic

By Ken Macklin and Lela Dowling. They serve! They protect! They run away! For the first time in book form, it's The Weasel Patrol. Here to protect the universe and eat lots of cheezies, this fan-favorite, family-friendly fur-festooned force features in 13 frantic, fun adventures. It's one to enjoy yourself and share with your kids.

104 pages , black and white.