Issue 11

Slander “Warning: Those lacking intelligence and sense of humour may find this zine offensive” reads the cover of Slander, a […]

kiss off Here’s the big question in this zine: “Is the Ottawa punk scene dead?” Now I know I shouldn’t […]

Elevate Me Later On the one hand Elevate Me Later seems pretty straightforward_lots of earnest little band interviews and profiles […]

The Stupid Journey: Thumbing the Canadian Wasteland Jonathan Culp calls this travelogue The Stupid Journey. I don’t know why. It’s […]

Rhododendron Still going strong, Kees delivers another big zine for a small price, and it’s nice to see that in […]

Magic & Corn Get this zine only if you have this same recurring dream: You are walking through the baseball […]

Gymp Gymp is a comic book based around the character of Sally. Sally is both a student and a Girl […]

Here And There This deserves tea and a quiet Sunday afternoon. Please, bear with me. Tim, in each of the […]

A Retrospective Look at What He Did After He Committed Suicide The blankness of the pages is what I felt […]

Anar-Comics What are Anar-Comics all about? They seem to be about portraying the class struggle through bits of found comic […]

Highgrader Magazine Chuck Angus, best known for leading the band Grievous Angels (whose forthcoming new album I’m eagerly awaiting), has […]

Static_toe Chris continues to navigate territory of personal politics, ruminating on the nature of his straight_edge existence, make_up, and gay […]