This is about Lion Love
There is one lie here, and one potential lie. The lie is that Cynthia Longhair doesn’t really exist. She’s Laura […]
Issue 36
Bitch Stick
If you read Adbusters, you’ll be familiar with this collage style. Ross sandwhiches seven pages of collage with a snippet […]
Kiss Machine
Margaret Fuller once said: “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.” That’s the case of Madeline Lyons, Kiss Machine’s self-described “Director […]
Violet Miranda, Girl Pirate #3.
I no longer understand graphic novels. I thought every comic was made to stand on its own, well embedded in […]
Mai Tai
If you are really in to Tiki stuff–architecture, furniture, drinks, bars, art, the lifestyle–this small photocopied zine will interest you. […]
One Cool Word
One Cool Word is a good zine. It’s pure endeavour to spread all arts makes me warm inside: music, poetry, […]
Even Noisy Sparrows #4: A Collection of Haiku and Tanka.
This is a small pamphlet sized zine of Tanka and Haiku. Rob, the writer of these poems, “waits and watches” […]
Nobody Can Eat 50 Eggs
Oh comic zines, how I miss thee. I can never get my fill of these things, so I was thrilled […]
Jelly Cake
Jelly Cake was first released in May 2006 to critical reviews by critics and readers alike. The zine was riddled […]
Your Mother’s Maiden Name
The crisp white cover adourned with a flower and cursive text is proof of the adage that appearances can be […]
Nate Relocates
There is the traditional photo album; the angst-ridden diary entries of high school days; the damned family movies. Granted, all […]
Indymum
Indymum number four includes some cute features, like a music festival review written by an eight year old, and practical […]