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Zinester @alexwrekk's annual poster for International Zine Month is now live!
2026 features 31 ideas for making zines and zine-related activities; one for each day of July, as well as a handful of zine-y dates to remember across the year.
You can download high-res versions of the poster here (in case you want to print and distribute it) and visit Alex's site to find out more about the poster and International Zine Month.
From my 2017 risograph zine WOOD #comic #fanzine #autoedición #smallpress #graphicnarration #fanzinera #bd #comicartist (hier: Maison des Auteurs)
Estos registros son de los últimos meses, que han estado muy activos con colectivo Nopalitos @claudiameza91
Cartoonist Mike Dawson knows what's up. Now go make your zine! 💥 The text reads: "Self-publishing is a power, it's a gift. You can put whatever you want into your little 'zines and mini comics, absolutely nobody can tell you no. Tell your story, don't worry if it's "good enough", make it anyway."
LOVE this sticker made by the awesome Pen Fight. They made it to give out to people who traded zines with them at zine fairs.
Pen Fight is an amazing zine distro run by Vicky Stevenson, who also took this photo. It's 10 years old this year and their zines selection is amazing. Check it out here.
where's the lie?
Just found out comedian / actress Michelle Buteau made zines in her youth! Listen to her full interview with journalist Kara Swisher here. “I was seven or eight and I lived in a cul-de-sac in [New] Jersey and instead of just drawing I made a little magazine, because I found the stapler and thought “oh, I can put it together!”. “I decided to make a bunch of magazines and called it ‘Head Over Heels’. It had a severed head in a shoe (I was very literal). I would write stories about all the happenings on the cul-de-sac; “so-and-so’s dog pooped” and “so-and-so’s doing their pool over” and I would put it in everyone’s mailbox." “I just remember thinking “this is so fun... I was like “I’m going to bring everyone together and this is going to be really fun and I get to be artistic.” "At one point the neighbours asked my parents for me to stop putting stuff in their mailbox.” [laughs]
fanzine de dani
