Issue 31

You might remember Zeesy Powers from Canzine. Or you might remember her name from her name, because let’s face it-Zeesy […]

I tried to look at the drawings, the pen-and-ink illustrations in this jam-packed comic, but I failed to see art. […]

I like comic zines that provide a little slice of life; those wee instances of being that give a bit […]

The cover of this third edition of Hoax features a massive purple brain plunked in the middle of a construction […]

Heavy Flow is a beefy collection of DIY comics etched in high contrast and low-end humour. This zine is a […]

An urban comic collective of the highest degree, Glass Eye looks pretty pro with its glossy cover and smudgy newsprint […]

The Cliff starts with a skull-based discourse between a rodent and an elephant, and ends in a somber tale of […]

If you’re into homemade robots kicking the binary snot out of each other, Berserkotron is for you. If you’re into […]

“Asswhine,” as Carrie calls it, is a collection of diary pages-each a comic-from December 11 to 31, 2004. Most of […]

Action Jaywalker has “rush job” written all over it but that’s not to say it’s without merit. Not by a […]

This is Heather Wiley’s attempt at getting over her cynicism. Dappled with illustrations, some of which look like they were […]

What happens to journalism students after they graduate from university and can no longer take their school newspaper hostage? We […]