"Small collection of creative writings about the lives of slaves struggling in the Prison Industrial Complex"

Minicomic. Kazaam's new job at a bakery leads to a meditation on the shape of bagles, and the universe.

A compilation of the authors' poems.

Zine mostly devoted to music, with reviews and interviews. Also covers zines, movies, screen stars and pin-up models, and beer. A generally irreverent tone is used throughout.

Personal zine with comics and music reviews. Issue #5 is a split with Teenage Freakshow #91 and is filed under Frontal Lobotomy.

Minicomic. Boom has given herself on week to get her life in order, or else whe will end it.

Minicomic. Giant warrior monsters destroy earth's cities, then turn on each other.

Autobiographical comic with droll observations on everyday life, such as discussing zombie movies with friends and ordering fast food.

Presents the author's thoughts on feminism, the importance society places on self-image and growing up as a child of immigrant parents. The author writes under the moniker "The Original Outcast" and is also the author of "Translucid Distortion," also in the collection. Though the two zines' have different titles, they have sequential publication information, with "Translucid Distortion" being issue #2.

"Bringing you solutions for modern living." Satire of consumerism and advertising.