A copy of the "24 Hours in Cyberspace" issue of U.S. News & World Report.

This comic illustrates how social contact devices like faxes and email are pointless without real social relationships.

This comic predicts the advent of ultra-light ebooks.

This comic mocks the ubiquity of webcams.

One of many Thach Bui "PC and Pixel" comics in the collection; this one mocks "Net Nanny" censorship software.

This is a part of one of the many Peter Zale "Helen Sweetheart of the Internet" comics in the collection. These comics follow a female protagonist running a web business.

This comic shows Garfield learning it is considerably safer to flame someone online than insult them in person.

This comic shows the frustations of learning technology: "'Computers for College-Educated Professionals Who Majored in the Humanities Back Before P.C.s Existed'? No, but we do have 'For Dummies'."

This comic features a woman who has just sent her first email.

The "Proceedings of the CyberMountain Colloquium" are found in a spiral-bound booklet, edited by Deena Larsen and Peter J. Nurnberg.