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Litzine, Adam Thomlison, issue 4, mail@40wattspotlight.com The cover to this small zine is printed on photo paper, which is both a nice touch and a good opening to the zine. [...]

Comic/illustrated story, Mary Huang, humangray.com, $4 Hello Orange/Hello Squirrel is a children's book in zine form in which a squirrel lives in an orange tree with all of its friends [...]

Zine, editor Isabel B. Slone, issue 1, isabel.slone@gmail.com After years 'of being sold the same old crap by traditional fashion magazines' Isabel B. Slone has had enough. Her response is [...]

Mini Comic, Marta Chudolinska, artkeener.wordpress.com When I was young we didn't have very much money, so we didn't go to amusement parks or on fancy vacations. Instead, every summer we'd [...]

Mini Comic, Mike Toft, issue #17, P.O. Box 7246, Minneapolis, MN, 55407, USA, brainfood.thecomicseries.com/, $1 Obama is President of the United States in this comic, so I guess this premise [...]

One Way Ticket Perzine, #7, Julian, 48 Alice St., Guelph, ON, N1E 2Z8, onewayticketzine@gmail.com, $3 When this zine landed in my mailbox I got excited. Based on the cover alone [...]

The Sound Of Poison Perzine, #4, Marcia Glover, 3218 Avon Ave., Baltimore, MD, 21218, moongirl_g_gg@yahoo.com, $1.50 The Sound Of Poison is a classic black and white quarter-page perzine featuring long [...]

Loving And Losing Perzine, Leslie Gauthier, lesliebot@gmail.com, $3 In Loving And Losing, illustrator Leslie Gauthier leads us through six years of relationships detailing the rise and fall of each one. [...]

Art Zine, A. Bond, web.mac.com/abondart In Hope, A. Bond showcases a number of her sketches and drawings of flowers, birds and hands. The drawings are all taken from real life [...]

Minicomic, Trevor Waurechen, it-seemed-like-a-good-idea-at-the-time.com Over the course of this 24-page comic about a bartender working an event, a number of different inebriated personalities come up and ramble to our protagonist: [...]

Zine, issue one, Azazel Macabre, P.O. Box 10298, Columbia MO, 65201, USA, gorewhorecircus.wordpress.com, $1 The debut issue of this zine featuring 'chaotic musings on film culture & lived philosophy' is [...]

Infozine, thesekineproject.blogspot.com, $3 From 1971-1981, Sekine Canada produced some of the most popular bicycles in the country. These days they are all but forgotten. In this in-depth zine our unnamed [...]

Perzine, issue 8, Robert Gauvinov, 7 Larch St. #2, Ottawa ON, K1R 6WT, free Back in the '80s Robert Gauvinov was a teenager and avid letter writer. In the pre-Internet [...]

Litzine, issue 9, editors Kim Snider & Damir Maltaric, facebook.com/groups/142408775846485/ Writers Ink is a group based out of Rosedale Heights School of the Arts in Toronto and this ninth issue [...]

Litzine, Ellyn H. O'Keefe, Ellyn.h.okeefe@hotmail.com, $1.50 Once inside Ellyn H. O'Keefe's Light, we find J.P. Muller being chased along an ocean cliff by two soldiers. Who is J.P. Muller? Who [...]

Minicomic, SJ Romm & Kristi McConnell, issue 1, kristimcc.com If you're in the market for a Toronto-based superhero police comic, look no further. In this first issue of The Gentlemen, [...]

Minicomic, Jason Bradshaw, issue 4, jasonrbradshaw.tk This is the first I've heard of Jason Bradshaw but you can consider me a fan now. Bradshaw's work is mostly cartoony in style [...]

Fanzine, Matthew Fong & various authors, issue 10, scmagazine.org, free The first thing that strikes me about this fanzine about Toronto music is that it is really short. I love [...]

Infozine, Dustin Freeman, dustin@cs.toronto.e 'The Creation Museum is a $27 million museum in Petersburg, Kentucky that aims to present an understanding of the modern world and history in terms of [...]

Tremendous Tales Flash fiction, Christopher Olson, volume 2, tremendoustales.com, $5 Religion, children's literature and surrealist humour are the themes at work here. Each page of this zine features a large, [...]

Wasteland Love Minicomic, Betty Liang, mliang@mta.ca, $3 A short review for a short zine. A young girl watches a television program entitled How To Turn Your Ugly Feet Into Crystals. [...]

Everything Good & Beautiful Litzine, Bucket Siler & Frey Anya, bucketsiler.com, $5 A young woman's goal of creating a pocket-sized encyclopedia documenting everything good and beautiful in the world quickly [...]

Slices and Tortilla Minicomic, Jaime Crespo, crespocomix@yahoo.com, $5 & $4, respectively Generally speaking I am not a fan of zines that simply compile content originally published elsewhere. Slices is just [...]

Modus Operandi Zine, Steven Purkey, issue 19, moduszine.blogspot.com, free This entire zine reads like an inside joke. We open with an interview with author Ray Succre, a seven-page transcript of [...]

Motivist Travel Zine, Alan Barbour & Sarah Evans, volume 2, issue 1, 2649 Fuller Terrace, Halifax, NS, B3K 3V8 I was so looking forward to reading this zine. It's a [...]

Litzines, Munter Jack, 33 Middleton Rise, Brighton, BNi 9AN, England, fugpress@hotmail.com, 2 [pounds sterling] + postage Incomprehensible is the first word that comes to mind. Gibberish is another. Here we [...]

Mini Comic, Frank Fiorentino, sparrowcomics.blogspot.com Guy is moping over a breakup. Guy's friends drag him to a party. Guy finds drunk girl at party and has sex with her. Guy [...]

Perzine, issue #4: Things In Life, St. Paco, 7730 East Broadway #925, Tucson, Arizona, 85710, USA, kungfugripzine.com, $2 With a title like Kung Fu Grip! and plenty of cheesy vintage [...]

Mini Comic, German Shible, germanshible.com, $3 According to the introduction, a yonkoma is a Japanese four-panel gag comic strip, hence this collection of diary-style yonkomas. The comic starts with four [...]

Daydream Artzine, Peter Chan, peterchanart.com, $3 When Peter invests time in his watercolour paintings, the work is striking and lovely, however the bulk of this zine consists of sketches and [...]

Tiebreaker Political Zine, E. Chris Lynch, P.O. Box 171, Bloomington, Indiana, 47402, USA, echrislynch@gmail.com, $3 I have very little interest in politics, generally speaking, as it often seems so depressing [...]

Urinal Gum Humour Zine, #8, James, Urinal Gum, P.O. Box 1243, Eugene, Oregon, 97440, USA, urinalgum.com, $2 Different people have different tastes in comedy. So, when this zine opened with [...]

Feedback Fanzine, #7, Kat Dornian, katcardiff@feedbackzine.ca, $2 Out of Calgary comes this fanzine that appears to be dedicated to noise music. This, the seventh issue, features an interview with Alec [...]

BouncyBall Compilation Zine, Benjamin Stevenson, 281 Augusta Ave., Toronto, ON, M5T 2M1, benjaminstevenson@hotmail.com, $2 BouncyBall is a compilation zine all right. A very random one. The zine starts with a [...]

Letters To Vienna Litzine/Perzine, Benjamin Goetsch, unkindnesspress.ca If we take this at face value Letters To Vienna is a hand-bound little zine of photocopied pages from Benjamin Goetsch's diary written [...]

Ba'al-Zebub's Birthday Litzine, Daniel Barclay, theasbooks.com/bpbcomics, $2 Yellow paper is a perfect choice for an illustrated litzine about a giant fly in a suit talking to a bartender. I commend [...]

Swans Artzine, Carolyn Tripp, trippcar.com, $2 Here you will find 15 drawings of ugly birds. What more can I say? This black-and-white quarter-page artzine features drawings Tripp has done of [...]

Reddy 4 Danger Minicomic, Raphael Capalad & Denise Kwan, reddy4danger.tumblr.com, $5 This is an odd, short minicomic zine. I fear the use of corrugated cardboard for the cover is the [...]

Barely Remember Art Zine, Jen Pilles, jenpilles.com, $5 Barely Remember is a scant 12-page zine mixing original art with journal-style prose entries. The full-colour artwork is the highlight as Jen [...]

Beautiful Mess Perzine, #3, Sarala B., sleepswthghosts@yahoo.ca, sleepswthghosts.etsy.com, $5 The third issue of Beautiful Mess is pretty much a perfect perzine. With this issue, Sarala moves from half-page black and [...]

Thumbnail Litzine, #2, Laura Trethewey, ltrethew@gmail.com, $3 In these five short perzine-inspired chapters Laura Trethewey sketches the outline of a girl who hates herself, her friends and her parents. She [...]

Plastic Knife Litzine, #3, anonymous, tracing_contact@yahoo.com.au, $3 On the left page a photocopy scan of a stuffed animal. On the right page a typewritten paragraph consisting of fragmented non-sequiturs. Repeat [...]

More Great Moments In Western Civilization: Phosphenes Mini comic, Caitlin Cass, caitlincass.com Speaking as someone who has participated in a 24-Hour Comic challenge twice, this zine is particularly impressive. Not [...]

The National Weather Forecast Mini comic, Vol 1. Casey Irvin, 53 Ristau Cres., Kitchener ON, N2E 3A8, caseyirvin.com, $3 With his sparse black and white comics Casey puts the focus [...]

How To Explore The North Pole Zine, Pat Kewley, patkewleyisgreat.com, $3.50 The importance of parka fashion, a guide to pemmican, tips on naming your illegitimate Inuit children, and information on [...]

Entropy Mini comic, #4, Aaron Costain, aaroncostain.com, $4 A person in a parka and ski goggles stands outside of a house with a formless humanoid bearing Hebrew lettering on its [...]

D90: A Mix-Tape Zine, #1 & #2, John, spurzine@gmail.com, $1.50 The premise for this zine is simple: John makes some mixtapes for friends and talks a little about each track. [...]

A review of the comic book "Hello Orange/Hello Squirrel," written and illustratedby Mary Huang is presented.

The article reviews the magazine "Sweet Summer."