In 1997, Vasquez gave Squee, a supporting character from "Johnny the Homicidal Maniac", his own four-issue series. It chronicles Squee's encounters with aliens, Satan's son, and eventually Satan himself. The trade version (which features a cover image of Squee with the words "Buy me or I'll die!") contains, in addition to the actual Squee comics, the Meanwhiles that were left out of the Director's Cut of "Johnny the Homicidal Maniac", as well as comics of Vasquez's "real life" and "Wobbly-Headed Bob". Vasquez's next project was "I Feel Sick", colored by Rikki Simons. "I Feel Sick" follows a tortured artist named Devi (another character introduced in "Johnny the Homicidal Maniac") as she tries to maintain her sanity in an insane vision of society, despite conversing with Sickness, one of her own paintings. Slave Labor has published three "Fillerbunny" mini-comics, the third having been released in March 2005. The mini-comic was a spin-off of a filler comic designed to replace a vacant page usually reserved for advertising space in the "Squee!" comics.