Zine Scene: The Color of Night
Madison Smartt Bell: The Color of Night (Vintage, 4/15/11) The term “revelry” has fallen out into disuse. When you hear…
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Zine Scene: Faesthetic
Faesthetic is changing the way zines are marketed and redefining that for which they stand. Much more than a high-quality…
13 years ago
Zine Scene: Lynd Ward
Before Daniel Clowes and Adrian Tomine, before Frank Miller and Alan Moore, and even before Stan Lee and Jack Kirby,…
13 years ago
Zine Scene: The F-Bomb
Looking for a little anti-holiday cheer? Tacoma-based zine The F-Bomb might just be the ticket. Since January of 2009, The…
13 years ago
Zine Scene: Mosh
For those who think that the zine is only a recent, Western phenomenon, look no further than the Malaysian zine…
13 years ago
Zine Scene: Rummaging through Nostalgia (guest column and playlist by Katie Haegele)
Zine creator Katie Haegele is author of the found-poetry publication Word Math and The La-La Theory and has been a…
13 years ago
Zine Scene: Eugene S. Robinson’s A Long Slow Screw
With his band Oxbow, Eugene Robinson has become known for his simple, primal lyrics howled over increasingly complex arrangements and…
14 years ago
Zine Scene: Be Good or Be Good At It — A Celebration of Zines, Touring, and Community
Every other week, Zine Scene uncovers writers’ and artists’ adventures in the world of independent publishing. This guest installment comes…
14 years ago
Zine Scene: Pink Noises
For the past ten years, Tara Rodgers, a.k.a. Analog Tara, has dedicated herself to studying female electronic musicians and the…
14 years ago
Zine Scene: Shortcomings
Adrian Tomine's graphic novel Shortcomings, a collection of three Optic Nerve issues, is held together by an overwhelming sense of…
14 years ago
Zine Scene: Starlite Motel on the necessity of independent publishing
What is it really like to be a zine writer in today’s world of megacorp publishers and big media? Amber…
14 years ago
Zine Scene: The mundane treasures of John Porcellino’s King-Cat
At 20 years old, John Porcellino’s hand-drawn comic zine King-Cat is a veritable dinosaur of the industry. When publication began…
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