Zine Review

This review is doing double-duty, as it’s covering two issues of Generation Exploitation, neither of which are numbered. This zine […]

Hate words? This zine is for you. All photos. All of it. Beautiful photos that capture things even words cannot. […]

The passion for fashion: As you open this miniature glossy zine, you (and your most fashionable pair of shoes) are […]

There’s a lot to be said for brevity but sometimes, quality doesn’t always supersede quantity. Either way, it’s a moot […]

The Almost Maine Street News is a bloody mess by design. A throwback to the bricks-andmortar zines of yore, this […]

I was happy to have Hermana, Resist back in my hands. Noemi’s writing has hit home with me in the […]

While not every page of this zine was heinous, I resisted the trash bin on this one only to make […]

This cute little number caught my eye right away. Lipstick kisses on Kleenex paired with angry typewritten notes – the […]

Chronically Canadian is a new quarterly magazine published out of Vancouver that writes about life with chronic illness. I picked […]

I was greatly underwhelmed by most of this zine. It is a collection of comics on the related theme of […]

Holy crap, this is a truly frightening zine! And its brilliant! This is the second issue of Delete, the Fear […]

This comic zine comes from the same artist I so lauded for her portraits in the PEOP(le)s publication. However, I […]