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Very Big Shoes
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Family
Mature
Medical
A memoir of My experiences after my suicide and its effect on my body.
A Nottingham Zine for Palestine
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Political
In response to Israel's genocidal war in Gaza, students across the world set up encampments to pressure their universities to end their complicity in this genocide. One such encampment was the University of Nottingham's 'Nottingham Camp for the Liberation of Palestine'.
This comic is about that encampment, and in memory of Ikram Ghanem, Dr. Said AlZebda, and Ezzedine, Intisar, and Sumaya...
The Soul of my Soul: A Palestine Zine
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Medical
Political
Water is the most fundamental resource for life. But in Palestine, it is used as a tool of occupation and colonisation.
Inspired by by Palestinians Dr. Amira Al-Assouli and Khaled Nabhan, this comic looks into this Zionist control over water in Palestine.
The comic is available as a physical zine with all profits going towards PalMed charity- a charity which invests in the reconstruction...
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Environmental Comic Pages for School Project
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Modern
A comic I made for my ELA class in seventh grade with three pages about environmental issues.
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A Night at the Parlor
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Fighting
Humor
Music
Originally released in "And out come the Comics" an anthology about punk rock. The story contains non fiction scenarios and situations I experienced during my time as a bartender at a punk club in Austin, Texas called The Parlor. Story and art by David Luján
Simply Wretched (1997 zine series)
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Simply Wretched was a zine about the Eugene music scene published by Marty Schwarzbauer.
Issue #3 was published July 24, 1997
Contributors include Ryder Greene, John Jessell, Robin Shurtz, Mert, Soda Pop, Harriet, D.D., Insensitive Guy, Elizabeth Red, Joe Patterson, Hatchet, Walter Paisley, Mar, Mel, Vanessa
Contents:
Table of Contents, Etc - 2 pages
Ask Harriet - 1 page
There's Soap...
