Issue 16

For the silver-anniversary issue of Tales from Purgatory, writer Randy Smallman has introduced full-colour covers, more than doubled his page […]

Reading this simple and earnest anarcho/vegan zine immediately made me ask: Oh, my Emma Goldman, why is every anarchist a […]

He says on page 1 that “this zine is not about whining.” Oh, but it is, Bob, it is. “People […]

This is a stylish zine with a bitter self reflective interior like the inside of a seedy motel: “Kamloops. First […]

A mixed bag composed mainly of profiles of different women’s activist groups. Some articles are useless: presumably, if you’re reading […]

It’s a good idea. A group of like-minded people get together to form a collective, where they “share ideas, experiences, […]

In this issue of her zine, Diane Lum tells us about her adventures in the big apple. She discusses everything […]

Hmm. This zine contains the phrase “I think I have the tortured soul of a writer.” I’m not sure it’s […]

This is a good little zine, despite the fact that creator says at the very beginning that she’s “suffering from […]

A strange but totally entertaining story in which a drunk kid, a guy who dresses like a superhero and a […]

Collaborative comics in which one artist draws the first panel and the next artist has to finish it off with […]

This special edition of Prairie Fire is a fine collection of work compiled to coincide with the United Nations Day […]