This collection contains complete scripts from the cartoon comic strips Rex Morgan, M.D. and Judge Parker from December 1991 to May 2016. Other items in the collection include personal correspondence of Woody Wilson and Nicholas P. Dallis, newspaper clippings, articles, medical pamphlets and articles, film and photographs, and special awards given to both Wilson and Dallis.

The Walt McDougall Scrapbook contains a variety of newspaper clippings, letters, invitations, handwritten letters, invoices, and correspondence with newspapers, and publishers. The scrapbook itself does not include a date, however the letters addressed to McDougall range in date from April 19, 1905 to the 1930s. There is also several letters written French that date from 1820s to 1830s. The origin of this correspondence and there relation to McDougall is unknown. All the pages in the original scrapbook were loose without an apparent arrangement. Of particular interest, are Royalty Remittance Reports from Alfred A Knopf, Inc., many payment statements from various publishers and newspapers, a check stub describing a $100 gift from William Randolph Hearst. There is a letter with the name Woodrow Wilson on the letterhead dated July 19, 1912 and signed by the Assistant Secretary to Governor Wilson. Also included is a humorous poem by McDougall when he was asked by the Telegraph Editor to do a Mother Jones story for the "Sun."

The materials within the collection are mostly typewritten scripts of Classics Illustrated comics in order of issue release. Commentary and correspondence are included and sometimes additional releases to pair with classical tales. The end of the collection are materials about Canadian classics, files, and informational pamphlets.

This small collection contains sletches, scripts, layouts, notes, and other preliminary materials created by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Hilm while writing the books, "Lights, Camera, Middle School! Babymouse, Tales from the Locker," "Swing It, Sunny!", and "Babymouse: The Christmas Cupcake." It is arranged by the title of the book.

The Al Jaffee Sampling of Correspondence is a small collection, about six folders of fan mail letters from 1981 to 2002, with the bulk of the material dating from 1981 to 1982. It contains letters to Jaffee; it does not contain his reply. The two folders of correspondence with Mad and other cartoonists contains letters from cartoonists such as Mort Walker, Morrie Turner, and Arnold Roth. Of particular intereste is a October 15, 1990 reply from Charles Schulz to Al Jaffee (folder 6). Other items include routine correspondence to Mad contributors. In 2003, Jaffee donated a audio cassette recording of an interview he conducted with Toni Mendez, a cartoonists' and writers' agent on her role within the founding of the National Cartoonists Society.