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Issue #78

The Unquotable Trump book is unbelievably unforgettable

Anisa Rawhani |

Getting Out of Hope is a rare gem of a comic that should not be missed

Jean Mathew |

When the Party’s Over brings out the whimsical…and the dark

Nicole Partyka |

The five artists in Wavering Line #3 comic are wholly unique

Graham Sigurdson |

(Tr)eat Yo Self will discover a clever comic that reflects the current state of our neoliberal gig economy

Kim Hornak |

Trade Comics makes light of a woman’s experiences in male-run society

Mary Green |

Total Trash #9 comic is anything but its namesake, and is a complete hoot

Jenna McClelland |

Total Blast #6: Thrashoholics in Suburbia comic is a helluva lotta fun!

Cam Gordon |

Read Moon Cup Made Of Bakelite comic if you need an awakening

Mary Green |

Milkweed #3 is defined by the fun and the philosophical

Chris Landry |

Kearley leaves you wanting more in the Drown These Evil Spirits and Penetrate the Obstacles comic zine

Graham Sigurdson |

C’est du Joli! artzine is fused with the unknown

Graham Sigurdson |

Microzine of Microagressions is dedicated to free speech and bad-ass woman

Sarah-Tai Black |

Respite takes us to the mental, physical, and spiritual

Adrienne Rovere |

Collage has few rules and infinite possibilities in One Thing Leads to Another: An Essay on Collage litzine

Feliks Jezioranski |

Highlights from One Plus One Equals Window

Pseudonym |

Bun’s Rainyman is an ode to instability

Jenna McClelland |

JJ Chau’s (Sometimes) You’r Just Okay is the journey we needed to hear about

AriCannarozzo |

The Customer is Always Wrong comic is cinematically unbelievable

Jonathan Valelly |

Pick up Dum Ditty Dum #2: March 24,1987 if you’re ready to rock

Feliks Jezioranski |

Dear Journal #3 speaks up, but never speaks for, its readers

Sarah-Tai Black |

Explosive Comic is literally a comic about explosions (and we love it)

Cam Gordon |

Delve into Virginity: A Toxic Concept

Marlene Nunez |