Orange Zines

A very interesting article on the function of the queer zine scene today compared to the 90s. Food for thought.

So, Matt Furie, cartoonist and creator of Pepe the Frog, was asked by his cab driver friend to ride along with him for an art project. So, basically, Matt drew a bunch of drawings – some crude, some not, and put empty word bubbles above their heads so random people who ride the cab would fill them in. Then he shows what they wrote and on the other side, he tells how it happened… “couple of dudes from boston…” ya get the idea. So they are pretty funny sometimes, depending on the picture and the random person.

A wonderful fantastic footrace, a compilation... coming soon whenever i finish it

I’d also love to hear your own stories. How did you discover zine culture? What does it mean to you? Feel free to leave a comment, send a DM, or drop something in the ask box — they’re all open.

A zine I made about pain

give me The ground: a zine

made this to cope with my recent health issues :p

i made a ZINE about the WEB and ART for MANIFESTO JAM and you can read the rest on itch.io!

HEAD, AS: MAD DA$H

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One Take by Now-Again Records. Photos and words selected from the Now-Again catalogue. 5x8”, 40 pages, 1C Risograph, 2026. Prima Materia edition of 50.

"I recently unearthed a photo of this first “office,” circa 1997. With bleach-blonde hair I sit surrounded by my analog universe of cassette tapes, a mug full of pens and glue sticks, stacks of books, a tape gun, outgoing mail, and a box full of received letters. Printed photographs are tacked to the cork board. My turntable is out of the shot, but a few records from my collection are visible in the bottom left-hand corner. These were my tools."

Everyone did an amazing job 😁

No Rules #1 Zine part 1