Sharpeners

“To me the space is important as an example of creativity, community and solidarity coming together without commercial expectations.”

New anthology from Hal Kelly memorializes the obscure, taboo, filthy trash zines that were once abundant throughout the ‘80s and ‘90s.

Beginning with risographed books and fanzines made internally, PEOW would go on to publish a vast assortment of contemporary, international cartoonists, such as Thu Tran, Jane Mai, Linnea Sterte and Ville Kallio.

A new book theorizes that the infamous Zodiac Killer was determined to spill more ink than blood.

Zinester and programmer v buckenham discusses Downpour, their latest creation, as well as flatgames, toolmaking and where indie games overlap with the zine scene.

Eve Harms was frustrated by frequent visits from a porch pirate. So she took the only logical next step: Making a zine about it.

Founded by Conan Tobias in 1997, Taddle Creek has flooded Canadians with fiction, features, comics and poetry. After 25 years the magazine is hanging up its beret.

One of the most important and least accessible figures of the No Wave milieu, Nick Zedd’s films taught the important lesson that compelling art is unbound by any rules of aesthetics or taste.

On April 12, Bitch Media, the digital enterprise born out of the Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture zine, announced […]

Five years ago, ZineWiki went dark. For many, it would have been easy to miss this. But for loyal followers […]

I lived with cartoonist Billy Mavreas in Montreal for a spell in the mid-90s. He brought home wild comics with […]

Some went online and others hibernated. Here’s how zine fairs around the world adapted to social distancing restrictions and kept […]