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This appendix is devoted to the various drugs, medications, and similar substances in the comics American Flagg #1-50, The American Flagg Special, and Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #1-9
Acellomine Stimulant, amphetamine. First mentioned in American Flagg #1.
Afrodisia Aphrodisiac. Used on its own or mixed into Foreignade. First mentioned in American Flagg #5.
Badanov Vodka Russian liquor. "Vodka of choice of Red Star recording Artist Eurydice Khan." Motto: "Badanov 4 Khan." First mentioned in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #7.
Basketball Jonz Jock-strap shaped steroid pills/breakfast cereal. Motto: "Make that morning rebound with Basketball Jonz — Sugar Coated Hi-Fi Steroids." Ad in fictional magazine in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #2.
Black & Blue Label A pre-Collapse beer. Motto: "The Beer for Midwestern Masochists." Background ad in American Flagg #3.
Black 'n' Bluski Russian Beer. First mentionrd in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg.
Chicludes A pill resembling quaaludes. A relaxant that can be legally mandated as part of a criminal sentence to control offenders. First mentioned in American Flagg #4.
Dridroxin Recreational beverage used in Foreignade. Mentioned in American Flagg #5.
Fastbreak Recreational drug. Mentioned in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #9.
Foreignade A drink made from half Afrodisia and half Dridroxin. Motto: "Puts your mind in mothballs and your gonads in gear." First mentioned in American Flagg #5.
Gato Blotto Super-potent catnip. Addictive (to cats, at least). First mentioned in American Flagg #29.
Mañanacillin A combination contraceptive and sexually transmitted disease treatment. Motto: Kills all VD on contact. Motto: The morning after contraception and body purge for the open family. Motto: Put off until tomorrow what you'd rather not do tonight. Motto: Becaues you never know what's out there. First mentioned in American Flagg #1.
Pan Africola Soft drink produced in Africa. Motto: The genuine article with the black bottle. Ad in fictional magazine in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #2.
Pops Truk Stop Pop Amphetamines commonly used by long-distance truckers. First mentionrd in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #3.
Quasi Alcoholic beverage. Mentioned in American Flagg #34.
Rococa Cola Soft drink. Also known as Rocoke. First mentioned in American Flagg #11.
Siphogene-K Potent nerve toxin, generally used as a biological weapon. Has a limited effect on lower forms of animal life. Potency is diminshed by contact with oxygen. First mentioned in American Flagg #8.
Snowball Industrial strength Somnabutol used as a riot control agent. First mentionrd in American Flagg #1.
Somnabutol Recreational drug. In low doses, it acts as a barbituate/hallucinogen. In higher doses, it causes instant sleep and is used as a crowd control weapon ("snowball"). Motto: The tender riot ender. Motto: Official riot control device of the 1996 East Coast Meltdown. Motto: It's like a wet dream without the hot parts. First mentioned in American Flagg #1.
Straight-Away A pill that removes alcohol from a person's system and instantly sobers them up. Mentioned in American Flagg #38.
Thunder Nitrate Schnapps Alcoholic Beverage. Mentionrd in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #9.
White Lightnin' Home Brew A pre-Collapse liquor. Background ad in American Flagg #3.
Zipcodeine Recreational drug. Mentionrd in Howard Chaykin's American Flagg #9.
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