A set of colorful pins with slogans and art from The Bandit Zine.

A zine about parenting and "invisibility" with chronic pain, and "ways of surviving and thriving in the face of ongoing illness." Includes 4 essays, a 15 page comic essay, contributor bios, and a resource list.

Published in Portland, Oregon by NeverTwice with contributors Heather Anderson, Claire Barrera, Anna Hamilton, Cassandra, Shelby, Meredith Butner, and Sailor Holladay. 56 pages in English.

A compzine that discusses chronic pain, mental illness, and identity as well as self-care.

Published in Portland, Oregon by NeverTwice with contributors Claire Barrera, Craig Lewis, Elizabeth Robertson, Jonah Aline Daniel, Karen Hixson, Melanie Gayle, Meredith Butner, and Noemi Martinez. 52 pages in English.

A surreal comix about “trying to grow a family, most recently through adoption” that covers an emotional range spanning hope, frustration, and jealousy.

Published in Tacoma, Washington by Mend My Dress Press. 44 pages in English.

Fallopian Falafel – אשת חיל is a non-profit, Jerusalem-based zine covering third-wave, riot grrrl, and religious feminism. It is self-described as "secular leftist," but not "anti-religious nor anti-Zionist." It contains short essays, stories, and photos of Jerusalem.

Published in Jerusalem, Israel with contributors Sarah I. Illouz, Mor, Sue Tourkin-Komet, Loolwa Khazzoom, Gil Zohar, Jenny B. Cerridwen, and Hadass S. Ben-Ari. 20 pages in English and Hebrew.

Fallopian Falafel – אשת חיל is a non-profit, Jerusalem-based zine covering third-wave, riot grrrl, and religious feminism. It is self-described as "secular leftist," but not "anti-religious nor anti-Zionist." It contains short essays, stories, and photos of Jerusalem

Published in Jerusalem, Israel with contributors Gil Zohar, I. Erez, Sandra Fragola, Anna Leach, Andrew Friedman, Rachel Kessler, Simon Williams, and Hadass S. Ben-Ari. 32 pages in English and Hebrew.

Buttons and postcards from the Fallopian Falafel – אשת חיל zine.

A simple and short zine that uses illustrations of cat training in order to teach the reader about sexual consent.

Published in Boston, Massachusetts by Pleasure Pie. 8 pages in English.

A thematic comic biography zine of Anna May Wong that covers important aspects of her life as a movie star during a period of intense racism in the US and in Hollywood. It includes a timeline of her life side by side important historical events and drawings from iconic moments in her movies.

Published in Chicago, Illinois. 16 pages in English and Chinese.

A short stylized story recounting a toothache and the difficulty of being a step-child.

20 pages in English.

A short collaboration comix by children.

20 pages in English.

An introduction to sex-positivity that focuses on consent, pleasure, and acceptance of diverse expressions of sexuality.

Published in Boston, Massachusetts by Pleasure Pie. 8 pages in English.

A collection of Bruce Springsteen song lyrics overlaid on panels from Batman comics.

Published by Cool Shmool Zines. 16 pages in English.

An exploration of coping mechanisms for the oppression the author faces for being queer and disabled that focuses on the concept of the author not having a body.

Published in Seattle, Washington. 20 pages in English.

The author's humorous take on the "shitty things" people say to diabetics."

Published in Seattle, Washington. 16 pages in English.