November Zine Release

Here is a list of the newest items to be added to the Zine Collection. You may recognize a few titles as we have other issues in the system already but there are several new series on this list as well. Search JAXCat for more details on these or other zines.

We expect to release new zines on a regular basis so remember to stop back here for updates, reviews and announcements about the Jacksonville Public Library Zine Collection.

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13 Years of Goodluck
Applicant
Assassin and the Whiner v.15
Atmospheres by ehype
Big Hands v. 2
Biodiesel Smarter v.9
Blurt! v.6
Burn Collector v.10
The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting v.4
Clamor Communique v.28
Duplex Planet v.175
Feedback v.1
Feedback v.2
Food Geek v.1
Food Geek v.2
Food Geek v.3
Food Geek v.4
Food Geek v.5
Gentrification Reader
Give Me Back v. 4
Greenzine v.14
The Heart Star
Heartattack v.39
Heartattack v.42
Heartattack v.43
I am a Camera v.1
I am a Camera v.2
I am a Camera v.3
I am a Camera v.7
I am a Camera v.9
Journal Song v.6
List v.11
Mayorga v.44
Mindless Mutant v.3
Natural Disaster v.1
Off the Map
Razorcake v.44
Razorcake v.49
Resist v.46
Socratic v.1
Rad Dad v.11
What a Whopper
Witches, Midwives and Nurses

Comic Zines

I prefer to read words accompanied by pictures and so I naturally gravitate toward the comic zines in the Zine Collection.  Of all the comic zines I have read, I recommend that you check out You Ain’t No Dancer Vol. 3.  This solid anthology has bunches of comics from 30 creators.   As in past volumes of YAND, there’s more than a few creepy comics, funny comics and weird comics to wet your appetite and (fortunately) there are no super-hero comics.  Well, there may be one super-villain comic, but I’ll let you figure out which one that is.  Overall, the artwork and writing are great but a few stand out.  Jason Turner’s romantic “The Day of the Builders” is one of the best in this anthology.  You can also see his work in the True Love series right here in our own Zine Collection.  Another bright spot is “War of the Acorns” by Lars Brown.  I love the image of the woman with the acorn in her teeth.  That image alone makes this book worth checking out.

Also check out issues of Phase 7 and Papercutter for more comic zine goodness.