Debris: A Comic Book Collection By Various Artists
There is some very strong visual creation in here: some of these artists, particularly Fraser Hallett, are greatly skilled at […]
Issue 29
Assassin and the Whiner
This is rather sweet and, in some cases, also kind of disturbing. When the drawings are good, they are really […]
Angry Youth Comic
Nothing like a couple of pock-marked mugs named Sinus and Loady to turn you into a page flipper. Angry Youth […]
How to Push Your Political Agenda Using Your Bod
Pasties are captivating. They sparkle and shine. They draw you into a world of bawdy titillation. They give the illusion […]
The Jesus
What Jesus can’t fix tonight the whiskey certainly might… –Hawksley Workman It’s pissing rain by the time she gets off […]
One Month Ago
August 27, 2004 Getting out of my chair to check the date, I’m surprised to remember it’s Friday. Just weeks […]
What Globalization Can’t Touch
A tingle starts in my fingertips every time I pick up a zine. Sometimes the heavy grit of a screen-printed […]
Burlesque Not Dead
The words “burlesque” and “vaudeville” conjure up images of slapstick comedy, women in pasties and over-the-top emcees in ruffled tuxedos. […]
Reluctant provocateurs
Burlesque was born in the mid-1800s as a send-up of contemporary plays, songs, and manners. As an art form dominated […]