Cool little comic about a girl who had mystery headaches when she was small. The story is told through cute line drawings that follow her journey to recovery. Pictures include: Throwing up from her bed; Unable to catch a ball; She and her mother facing a sea of (scary) grinning doctors offering conflicting diagnoses; Her being showered in various pills and bottles; Finally being told the real diagnosis by a gleeful-looking doctor. Essential pocket reading.

32 pages, 10.5 cm x 7 cm

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...I have a recurring nightmare about a haunted asian supermarket. the cold food freezer section had melted into a rocky swamp riddled with the half-eaten corpses of naive shoppers...

21 cm x 15 cm, 24 pages.

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...You can't say June wasn't ambitious with her first novel. She works hard to make the American setting convincing, peppering it with cultural references picked up from books and television, and while there are inevitably a few slips (A Big Mac with Worcestshire sauce?) she does manage to convey a picture of Miami during a long hot summer surprisingly well... 

21 cm x 15 cm, 48 pages, with some colour pages.

More classic mentalist penis illustrations.

21 cm x 15 cm, 16 pages.

All novels have one moment in which a dog barks. It is a proven fact. So as I sit here at home, listening to dogs barking outside, I wonder what novel I might be in. A grunge novel? The house is messy enough, but there is not enough drug addiction or tortured love. Maybe a romance? It wouldn't be the chick lit kind, as me, the main character, does not have enough interest in shoes...

15 cm x 10 cm, 12 pages including amazing fold out suburb map

APPREHENSION. 2 July 2010. Today was Basil's birthday. I woke up with mixed feelings about the day ahead. On the one hand I was happy that Basic gets to have a special day, he deserves celebrating. But another part of me was apprehensive, in case Basil asked me for special birthday...favours...

11 cm x 8 cm, 80 pages plus amazing mini zine (issue 24)

I had spent months online buying second-hand bicycle parts to build the coolest fixie. But something inside felt hollow...Since I got my bike parts online, I thought I would try to find a girlfriend there too...

21 cm x 15 cm, 60 pages

When you got a little better to walk, but you were so busy, you had all your school work, and you just wanted space from me...

21 cm x 15 cm, 16 pages

I'm really lucking out today. This thyroid cancer has spread to my lymph nodes and I have to get a complete thyroidectomy and selective block dissection...

15 cm x 11 cm, 24 pages.

So, I guess I must be a chronic depressive...When I was a kid this mostly manifested itself in nightly anxiety attacks. I was terrified of going to sleep. By the time I was a teenager my anxiety had become debilitating. I would sit in class and not say a word to anyone. If somebody talked to me I would pretend not to hear...

21 cm x 15 cm, 32 pages

24.8.10. I don't trust computers, not with personal information anyway. The way our whole modern infrastructure of technology is works is based around stealing information. If I was typing this, it's not too crazy to think that this information could be monitored by secret government agencies, set up to silence "free-thinkers" like myself...

21 cm x 15 cm, 40 pages of typed and handwritten confidential information.

http://privatedetective.tumblr.com, samuel_graham@live.com

Contemplation, last thoughts, personal wonderings, weird internal noises, cruel ghosts, lack of humility, loneliness, etc. Comics anthology.

27 cm x 19 cm, 32 pages including handmade collars AND unique drawings on the back of each cover. Quality.

It's a zine of photos of people doing their teeth.

18 cm x 13 cm, 24 pages of dental hygiene.

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When I was in my last year of university I had a lover who surprised me by saying ze not only didn't like hir period but felt mostly like a man and asked what would I think if ze had hir breasts removed. Fine, I said, I love you, not breasts. Around this time another friend of mine came back from the USA with tranny porn and stories of trans* Pride marches and radical gender variant communities. Cool, I thought. Gender is an oppressive construct. Down with patriarchy! Down with gender, oppression! That's feminist, right? Or is it?

21 cm x 15 cm, 32 pages.

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This is an indie zine about Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and the haze of anxiety and rituals that tag alongside it. All the illustrations in this book are by artists that suffer from either O.C.D. or crippling anxiety.

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21 cm x 15 cm