Issue 12

Tales From Purgatory Randy Smallman has created a very substantial body of work with his Tales From Purgatory series. Both […]

Urban Graffiti At last. Another issue of UG. Where ya been all my life? The antidote to all the precious, […]

Tuffy the Onion The boy’s got skills. Probably can’t pay the bills but at least he knows his weaknesses (appending, […]

People’s Voice Billing itself as “The paper that fights back!”, People’s Voice newspaper, intelligently and cleanly documents various struggles/injustices from […]

Notebook Comix I’ve been reading zines all morning, still hungover from the worst flu I’ve ever had, and though I’ve […]

Ralph: Coffee, Jazz, & Poetry Anything that supports cool hipster living with coffee, jazz and poetry is all right by […]

Artistamp News Artistamp? Apparently there’s lots-o-controversy over this largely ignored art form: ” Go back to the roots, to ART, […]

AOK From the creator of Lamchop Safari comes a whole new selection of books featuring Jason McLean’s trademark frenetic, lively, […]

People’s Voice I have a certain sentimental fondness for the People’s Voice. It reminds me of the kneejerk leftism of […]

Stay As You Are Vancouver cartoonist Brad Yung’s bests all competitors in the effort to convey the post-ironic atmospherics that […]

Rice Paper This is one of those tried and true magazines that I often forget to read, but am always […]

What the Wind Brings These are poems about war: “Ya,/it’s the thought of war/that pricks my mind;/the thought of/more sacrificial […]