comics

Silly comic degrading the reader (about poop!)

Named after an ingredient in ink, Fish Piss is a magazine with an open door submission policy for writers and artists. There are plenty of real life/personal stories, comics, some research articles and essays, interviews with interesting people (this one has a big feature on the history of the record industry and 25 arguments for the irrefutable superiority of vinyl), and reviews of zines and music.

An illustrated collection of miscellaneous personal stories, comics, and an interview.

A zine of poems, collages and one comic about identity.

A personal account of living through the Covid-19 pandemic.

A zine of poems, prose, and art depicting the experiences of trans people.

Quarter-page mixed media art zine drawn in a manga style, depicting various romantic scenes between two characters (Tadashi & Ainosuke) from the anime "SK∞ the Infinity" paired with English lyrics from the aria Habanera by George Bizel.

"A Queer Snoopy Zine", "Dedicated to butches...it's never too late to climb on top of your doghouse and find the handsome beast inside yourself."

"This Plane Is Definitely Crashing! Four Poorly Drawn Picture Stories" is a 16-page narrative comics zine from 2003 featuring four short comics by artist and author Paul Hammond. The first of the four stories is based around is more of a one-way conversation with the reader about a habit often experienced by folks who identify as neurodivergent, while the remaining three short stories are a recounting of personal / real-life events in the form of anecdotal comics.