Loserdom
What strikes me about Loserdom, off the bat, is how jam packed it is. Issue 20 opens with a scene-report […]
Zine Review
Gypsy Wagon
When flipping through Krystin ClarkGoodsell’s (the creator and publisher) mantra manual, you first think that the handwritten aphorisms, scribbled stars […]
Homobody
This queer zine is a collection of many things both informative and fun. The bulk of the zine is composed […]
Let’s Make A Zine!
I love this zine more than I think I can ever explain. Based on the cover I figured it would […]
The East Village Inky
At first glance, I was afraid to open The East Village Inky. With its postcard sized black and white pages, […]
Dad
Dad is Timothy’s Fun-A-Day project, where for every day in January he wrote something about his father. Timothy’s father was […]
New Ink
Some zines I just don’t understand. New Ink is, perhaps, the most obtuse zine I’ve ever seen. Page after page […]
Bird and Moon
Rosemary Mosco’s “Bird and Moon” is a short graphic novella of sorts: it tells a dramatic story through gorgeous pen […]
Way Off Main
It used to be that the only way to get your dose of Way Off Main was to pick up […]
Volcano
This comic likely required an abundance of time to draw but it takes only a moment to read. It begins […]
Temporary
The most powerful comics are those that revel in simplicity. Forget those that have every panel filled with art and […]
See How Pretty See How Smart
See How Pretty See How Smart took a large-format book with a fine screen-printed cover and filled it with hallucinated […]