Showing posts with label mini comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini comic. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

The Monster that Ate Stars



This tiny gem of a zine is the story about a boy who turns into a monster and eats everything, including your dumb star. 44 pages of goodness squeezed into a mere 2.875" x 2.125", this book was "drawn in one feverish and sleepless night".

A classic must-have for any serious zine collector. Get your copy here before it runs out!





Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Human News No.2



The second issue of the fabulous German zine Human News is an all-screenprinted issue printed in an XXL format.



Only 47 copies were printed, so hurry over to the ÉDITION BIOGRAFIKTION site and order your copy before they're all gone!

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Where You From?



What got my attention to this mini gem of a zine is its cover, which is letter-pressed in a limited edition. Inside this 60-page zine , the writer asked a bunch of her friends to tell her about their home towns, about staying in one place, moving away or returning to the place you are from.



Each person included a photo of the place they talked about. Available from gutwrench.

A Separate Line



A comic about John Porcellino, who draws the mini comics King-Cat by David Lasky. Here's a clearer image of the comic.