Cartoon sketches, Volume 1 of a 300 volume set.

28 cm x 20 cm, lotsa rizzo pages

Anyone who's stood still long enough on a Melbourne street corner will know: This town has a lively music scene. Being for the most part a small town scene, most subgenres tend to get along just fine, sharing venues, bookers and the city night. However recently a rift has begun to emerge - a genre has become shunned...

14 cm x 10 cm, 20 pages.

www.maudefarrugia.blogspot.com

I like it when other people leave the house. I emerge like an elusive deer. I also love it when they come home. I become an excited puppy.

15 cm x 11 cm, 22 pages

www.spycore.net.miss.helen@gmail.com

The images within are not to be reproduced without first contacting one of us and arsking politely, "Excuse me? May I please use the picture on page 32 on my website?" "Why of course!" we might say. Then we might talk about the weather and the state of roads...and love. Then I might ask (insert chinese characters here) And you may exclaim, "I did not know you can speak Chinese!" I would then laugh heartily. "I cannot! Can't you just tell I glued that on?" And you would nod in silent appreciation. Because THAT is the Henri Wintermans guarantee.

21 cm x 15 cm. 24 pages, including the Benjamin Daily Personals.

geeen@hotmail.com

Hello Glenjamin readers - Glenno saying these things to you...sorry this #3 has taken so long but have you ever done a #3! It hurts and it's messy. It's like doing a #1 and a #2 at the same time but it comes out your earholes. Ever done that? No! I thought not so shut up and get in your respective vehicles and go! This issue offers you more than your average cult or church, so sit back and unlearn everything you know.

21 cm x 15 cm, 52 pages

www.effect.net.au/geeen

retardmetal@hotmail.com

Welcome to the Happy family publishing group magazine sampler. Inside you'll find examples of our finest journals and periodicals - from the upmarket smarm of 'artfag' right down to the salt of the earth charm of 'harrumph' and its sister rag 'chump'; ideal publications for the blue collar newsagent. Within the leaves of this sampler you'll also find advertisements, doodlings, and outpourings from the liveliest of wits. For your entertainment and pleasure.

There's a lot ripped off here. That's called drawing from reference. That guy from the national gallery, NRMA magazine. What-have-you. I'm sorry, what can you do?...

21 cm x 15 cm, 16 pages.

prukinski@gmail.com

Welcome to the Happy family publishing group magazine sampler, issue 2. No new journals or periodicals have been added to our masthead as of writing. Within this issue, however, you'll find edifying commentary on cottages, prisons and skyscrapers, as well as the range of doodlings and witty asides you've come to expect. For your entertainment and pleasure. Includes a story that has an introduction four times its length.

21 cm x 15 cm, 16 pages.

prukinski@gmail.com

hello. I suppose you're wondering why this is not handwritten (thats if you read issue 1). Well guess what? I had an old typewriter hidden in my house that I didn't know about. Freakin' sweet isn't it? hmmm...I just realised that noone from the '50s would ever have typed 'freakin' on this before...

15 cm x 11 cm, 44 pages

Random comic madness.

11 cm x 8 cm, folds out into rizzo comic anarchy.

Megahex issue 1 is a rainy day funny, drawn and photocopied complete with: He-Man, Boner jokes, Metal songs to sing along with friends and face-melting abstract drawing puke and a full cover colour. Made by Cougar Flashy (Suck my scab, Radical morning) and Girl Mountain (Girl Mountain paper television megasaga and Meg and Mogg mini-comic). This is a handmade comic book, not a zine.

14 cm x 10 cm, 24 pages, brilliance.

melbourne HCC representative: Cougar Flashy, 2/60 Shepparson ave, Carnegie, Melb VIC 3163

london HCC representative: Girl Mountain nitetimepowr@gmail.com

www.myspace.com/hypercolorcastle

You know how you're listening to some great music, or watching an amazing film, or read a perfect sentence, and you get that shiver that runs all the way down your spine? It's like an overload of appreciation and excitement that turns into something physical and spills down your back. For me, nothing does it better than the sound of Robert Plant singing "to be the rock / and the roooooooooooooooooollllllll.'

15 cm x 11 cm, 24 pages.

cameronbaker@live.com.au

When people say "What do you do?" they mean, "how do you make money?". I hate this question. My part-time job only makes up the tiniest part of me. We need a broader understanding of what 'do' means. How DO you spend your days, where DO you pour your energy? How DO you contribute to society/humanity/earth?...

21 cm x 15 cm, 20 pages.

rhys.rodgers[at]gmail.com, www.rhysrodgers.com or google me to discover secret details about my life! If we meet in person you can kiss me on the lips as a way of saying hello. I HAVE ALMOST NO PERSONAL SPACE ISSUES!

I woke up and found a pill in my pants and saw David Copperfield and made this. Bam! Guest doodle by Champion Boy

10.5 cm x 7 cm, 36 pages.

fultongirlsclub@gmail.com

flickr.com/cougarflashy

Keeping your chin up makes looking ahead hard. A perfect balance is almost impossible. No matter how high your hopes are there is more than likely a ladder that reaches higher. This comic shows what happened when one foolish boy took that ladder and put it to use.

15 cm x 10 cm, 16 pages

stepsoversnails@gmail.com, stepsoversnails.deviantart.com

Including the 'Army of Angry Emo Kids', on the train, the year that left him burnt and frazzled, some dudes, space odyssy 2001.

So you see, if we had've missed the train that day, you, my boy, would have unfortunately missed your conception, but the real misconception here is to do with the fact that...

Includes hugely elaborate hand cut and pasted covers.

15 cm x 11 cm, 20 pages stapled on the Romalang 17

gormlesspillocks@gmail.com

I hope this issue of You Stink and I Don't finds you well and in good spirits! Come on, let's see a smile, eh? Theere we go! That wasn't so hard w-was it...Oh my God please stop!!...Your face splits like a hairy man's ass when you grin! Eugh! Ever thought of a facelife? You freak! How I loathe you.

21 cm x 15 cm, 48 pages

www.effect.net.au/geeen

geeen@hotmail.com