Mercy Seat
Gord Cummings, like many of us, is a mix of interesting neuroses and traumatizing experiences. However, Cummings, unlike most of […]
Issue 42
Entropy
The definition of entropy is: the degree of disorder in a system. This comic zine is about combining different creation […]
Birch Control
This zine has two stories in it– “somnambulant” and “in the hall of the gingerbread king”–and both of them have […]
A Free Comic Book Day Comic
If you went to creator William Brian MacLean and told him this zine wholly offended your 90-year-old grandmother, he’d likely […]
(Sometimes Things Get Confusing When You’re) Mentally Ill
“This little zine collects comix I’ve made sporadically since 2005about my struggles with depression, PTSD, marriage and fatherhood,” says Redguard […]
Slacker Sounds
Primarily a music zine, this good-natured review has the expected band interviews and local show listings but also a smattering […]
Skin Ego
First impressions are everything. Skin Ego is a really pretty little quarter-page zine–the cover is screenprinted on lovely thick paper, […]
Shoebox
I’m not sure what is trying to be conveyed here. I mean, I’m sure there is a point to this […]
Samurai Dreams
Samurai Dreams is put out by a few boys from the States who review fringe films. I love the standard […]
Peep Zine
This zine is extremely minimal. I would say this zine looks classic. But not classy. It seems rushed but also […]
Migrant Workers Saved my Life
Some zines are meant to entertain their readers; some offend, many challenge and then there are those that inform, like […]
Nightly Zine
Nightly is a charming zine made by Rupa Nolan. This first issue focuses on the idea of home with articles […]