A personal story of childhood sexual assault. Includes a letter in inside pocket addressed "to my rapist."

De-escalation strategies and fighting techniques for trans women. See also the Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Style.

A personal zine exploring identity as an American female college student; includes a wide array of subject material. Features interviews and reviews of music, shows, books, and other zines.

Mostly autobiographical comics, and some one-off fictional stories. In the autobiographical issues Upton deals frankly with his emotional state and sense of failure, though some feature absurdly humorous plots. Two issues are numbered #50, one of which was later republished as Famous Bus Rides #8.

Recommended comics reading lists selected by the web zine Sequential Tart's team of women. Includes a pamphlet style zine and several one-page fliers.

Minicomic. Collection of short strips. Absurdist and surreal humor.

Minicomic. The protagonist struggles to remember being sexually abused by her father as a child.

Punk fanzine with rants and editorials on various topics and much discussion of Smetanka's hometown Missoula's history and culture as well as Scandanavian culture. Issue #2 is a spilt with Inner Muscle #6 and is filed under Shat Upon.

"The Cult of the Female Food Service Worker."

Minicomic illustrating an interview between Benjamin Ben-Eliezer and Arin Ahmed conducted in Israel in 2002.