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• Comic Art
  ...including comic strips, books, animation in movies and on television, and political cartooning. It also included the article "Rebirth" by Richard Lupos, editor [[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.]]
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• Kevas and Trillium
  Other articles include a short summary of the political situation in Canada, and the satire "Super Mountie" by Alicia Austen; humou [[Category:Zines from Canada]]
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• Bikini Kill
  ...drummer Tobi Vail. Articles centered around [[punk]] rock, girls in bands, political and feminist issues and [[Riot Grrrl]]. As well, extensive scene reports on ...eatured in the 2023-2024 Brooklyn Museum exhibition devoted to artist-made zines, [[Copy Machine Manifesto]].
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• Riot Grrrl
  ...omen to assert themselves in the male dominated arenas of both music and [[zines]]. ...[[Tobi Vail|Tobi]] (Bikini Kill, [[Jigsaw]]) had been talking about doing zines in the spirit of angry grrrl zine-scene, and then one restless night, Molly
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• Gearhead Nation
  ...of other topics. It also contained news and reviews of independent music, zines and publications. It was consistently published. [[Category:Zine]][[Category:Website]] [[Category:Zines from Ireland]] [[Category:1990's publications]][[Category:Punk]] [[Category
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• Not Your Bastard
  ...is Lame" and "Doomsday", all dealing with issues such as male stereotypes, political correctness carried to extremes, the environment, and personal writing abou ...egory:Queer]] [[Category:Anarchist]] [[Category:Punk]] [[Category:One Shot Zines]]
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• The Goblin
  ..."The Goblin is about redefining things that have been co-opted by maniacal political concerns, so that words aren't so loaded, and the reactionary way society w ..., The]] [[Category:2000's publications|Goblin, The]] [[Category:California Zines|Goblin, The]] [[Category:Punk|Goblin, The]]
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• Brown Recluse Zine Distro
  ...indigenous, and people of color. This project was born out of passion for zines and frustration at the lack of representation and meaningful zine material Brown Recluse gives Black zinesters 100% of the cover price for their zines. The project is by QTBIPOC 4 QTBIPOC, connecting marginalized voices to mar
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• Penny Sentinel
  *Issue #1 (2005) contained writing about moving house, Dada, political art, religion and record collections (and collectors), as well as a comic c [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:New South Wales Zines]]
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• OFF-Line
  '''OFF–Line''' is a free [[perzine]] with a political twist, produced about four times per year by Vincent J. Romano and Claire E [[Category:Zine]][[Category:New York zines]] [[Category:Zine Yearbook]] [[Category:1990's publications]][[Category:200
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• Printaissance
  ...rst issue takes a hard look at the supposed death of print, the history of zines, and has some insight into the man holding the pen. Kicking off this inaugu .../lit zine mixing personal anecdotes, original poetry, and some ranty socio-political commentary and myth busting to bring this new issue to life. It is titled 5
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• Chocs et ennui
  ...ther materials, titles that are published by [[zinesters]], collectives or political brochures. Chocs et ennui regularly organizes « [[Stoemezine|Stoemezines]] », which are zines presentations and swapping events.
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• On Edge
  '''On Edge''' is a mental health [[zine]] with a political edge published by [[Tracey Mitchell]] in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. I [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Saskatchewan Zines]] [[Category:2000's publications]]
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• Wasted Ink Zine Distro
  ...zinesters looking for a DIY hub and creative space for self publishing and zines. ..., Educational, Fanzine, Feminism, Games, LGBT, MISC, Perzine, Photography, Political, Travel.
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• User talk:Eugenepunk
  ...Clear Threat. I hope you might consider writing articles on some of these zines for Zine Wiki! [[User:InvisibleFriend|InvisibleFriend]] 16:40, 18 April 200 ...me that as punk was more widely accepted in the 2000's, punk and hardcore zines, like Punk Planet, got more professional, and certainly there was more inte
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• '''pagina.de.stânga''' is an autonomous political zine published once every two months, starting with March 2010. The name ba [[Category:Zines from Romania]]
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• Katarzis
  ...vist]] punk/hardcore scene, animal rights, environmentalism and grassroots political actions. ...eally, Really Free Market' from the USA, it's a sharing of old books, cds, zines, newspapers, clothes, skills, yoga courses and different kind of games.)
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• An Interview with Cindy Ovenrack Crabb
  ...]] ''[[Doris]]'' has served as a much-needed reminder that the personal is political. She touches on concepts like [[anarchism]], feminism, and community-buildi ...for about a year, overwhelmed with caretaking for her mother and constant political work, and then headed west to [[Portland]]. Not knowing a single person, sh
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• The Life and Times of Butch Dykes
  B&D Press describes the publication as "zines about the lives and times of amazing women who could be considered icons ag ...s recently being "rediscovered" by a new audience, Claude Cahun was also a political activist, performer, and writer. Her enigmatic work questions issues of ide
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• Profane Existence
  ...'s, Profane Existence enjoyed a close relationship with other anarcho-punk zines, including [[Artflux]], [[Assault With Intent to Free]], and [[Hippycore]]. In 1993, several of the former editors and columnists split to form a rival political tabloid called [[The Blast|The Blast!]].
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