Cartoon sketches, Volume 1 of a 300 volume set.

28 cm x 20 cm, lotsa rizzo pages

Celebrity death match meets Dragonballz, with a sublime twist at the end. An instant classic.

24 pages, 21 pages x 15 cm

http://fanwrks.deviantart.com/

E_L_F_A_R_T@hotmail.com

Nanotechnology is finally here and it's 32 miniature pages where the only thing oversized is the staple holding it together and the dandy dog character's earplugs. Follow Barry Cat's adventures, see his snores vibrate buildings, and read actual dolphin dialogue.

4 x 5 cm, 32 teeny pages 

www.hutcho.net

Graphic stroke artist book stroke zine stroke unsure

21 cm x 15 cm, 40 pages

Made from 100% sketchbook scrap, doodles, & odds'n'ends.

16 pages, 15 cm x 11 cm

awcomix@gmail.com

Cottonmouth is a performance-based project by and for emerging wordsmiths. Held monthly, the night convenes spoken-worders, poets, sound artists, playwrights, new-media-welders and basically anyone with narrative art ticking their epiglottis. Here is its journal.

[July 2008]

35 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

http://cottonmouth.org.au

Featuring dodgy binding and a 6,500 word interview with Sydney's Seymour Butz, Coughing up Legomen is the first issue in 5 years for Chris. A mix of kinds of writing, cathartic and happy, CUL has screen printed covers and is offset printed in blue and black ink. CUL started as an angry punk queer teenage angst. Now it is a more reflective bunch of writings about love life, tribal thinking, getting your house raided by the cops, the free/squat party scene in Sydney and sharehousing. Hundreds showed up to the launch party and everyone got wasted. I sold 12 zines to 420 people. The afterparty was good tho. This zine was collated by 6 people. With love and beer. This is #20. #19 doesn't exist but I have done 5 years of life since #18, so fair's fair, huh?

28 pages, 29.5 cm x 21 cm

chrisunderload@yahoo.com PO Box 123 Newtown NSW 2042

Dear Frodo, 

We get it, we really do. But if you're going to insist on bare-feet there's no smartening you up. Period. For this re-fashioned thing to work you're just going to have to man up, embrace your inner 70's commune leader and make it work. We think the white Charle Manson style tabard made from old blankets, beaded curtains and bath mats will go down a treat. If that's a too little 'star child' however you could have a crack at this t-shirt made completely with used mop-heads. Alternatively you could test the waters by customising existing garmets like this feather duster come body shirt...

21 cm x 15 cm, 24 pages

handmadelife@blogspot.com

Lots of juicy, juicy stuff in this issue including -an interview with Iain McIntyre about squatting and activist history - occupations in the Greek uprisings - SHAC vs Melbourne Uni fight! - Victoria St squats of '73 - sundry personal reflections - young adult literature - pages printed in the correct order (fingers crossed) and more.

21 cm x 15 cm, 60 pages

comradecrowbar@yahoo.com.au

February 2009