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Online Zine Catalogue (2019) Title Author Publisher Editor Illustrator Holdings/Date City Country Website .tiff j@sin, robzine, quentin p. Toronto, ON, M6R 3B3 Canada [Untitled] Hari Yams 2013 [Make Your Shit Smarter] Sherwood Press 00:01:30:00 / minute:thirty Lee, Wilson 1998 - 1999 Toronto, ON, M6J 3P4 Canada 127 Days To Live Bigge, Ryan Bigge, Ryan #2, #3, 1999- Delata, BC. V4C 3H5 Canada 25 Simple Things You Can Do Yamaguchi, J. Strobescope producations Book 1 Brooklyn, NY. 11202 United States www.stroboscope.com 28 Lays Later A. J. Withers http://stillmyrevolution.org/ 3 Movements Wood, Paul vol.#4,1997- Quebec, QC. G1K 2R1 Canada 3 Toronto Poems (Summary) Mclennan, Rob Above/Ground Press Ottawa, ON, K0C 1T0 Canada 30% of Buffalo Wheatley, Charmaine #8 2006-2009; 3rd Degree Michelle Michelle Michelle Michelle #1 Toronto, ON, M5E 1X2 Canada 500 Years of Resistance Comic Hill, Gord 2010 Book 4 Square Matt Madden Matt Madden 5100: An Urban Explorer's Drew, Nancy and Reduxzero Edmonton Explorer Reduxzero and Drew, #4 July/2006 www.5100.ca Magazine Reouxzero and Urban Nancy Exploration Publication The 7 Habits Of Highly Negative Lev Lev and Debauchery, 2006 www.ingredientx.com or People Aubrey and Prunelle www.myspce.com/tales_of_mere_existen ce 81 Reasons Prisoners Justice Action Toronto Canada www.pjac.org Committee A.K.A. Lahva Gamble, Lisa,et.al. BellaMuse Producations Montreal, Que. Canada Inc, A/O & Boredom belongs to the Vol 1 2008: Enemy Abimo Pectore Kim, Patti BHB Press Kim, Patti #1, March 1996 Toronto, ON M6G 2Y7 Canada About The Buddha Sala, Adrien Sala, Renee Abuse Provided and Discussed a.e.m brazen serpent Prince George, BC V2M 5M5 Canada product 1898 Accomplices Not Allies Indigenous Action Media Indigenousaction.org Aceldama #1, #2, #4 1998- Brooklyn, New York 11215 United States www.sirius.com/~zknower/josh Ache Svadjian, Armen Ache Fanzine #1,2,#3,#4 (1999- Toronto, M5N 1P6 Canada Ache Fanzine Svadjian, Armen Action Satisfaction Supreme Rankin, Zen Rankin, Zen #1, #2 Activisits's Guide to Information Anarchist Black Cross, Dresden 2016 Dresden Security Adjustable The Adventures Of Teddy & Uyugomiak Uyugomiak Oct 2005 Canada www.remdimsum.com Blanket: The Sock-Herders Of Quar- Minji Adversaria #5 Michelle Morgan Cross Kamloops, BC V2C 3A2 Canada After School special ! King, Nia Part 1&2 March 2006 Oakland, CA 94613 United States Afternoon Descends To Night Lester, David Get to the Point Vancouver, B.C. V5L 4B3 Canada Afterthoughts Afterthoughts and Gripp, Andreas vol.5, no.1, Winter 1998 London, ON N5Z 4Z7 Canada Harmonia Press Agent: Broken Word Manual Brown, Jake Summer 1996; Winter Montreal, QC H2J 3A6 Canada 1996; Alanis Morissette vs. a Spilled Isensee, Kurt Tiny Dumb Love Press Toronto, ON, M5P Canada Enema Bag and More Poems About Rock Stars Alberta Uber Alles Balash, Tim Wolverine Milk Press Balash, Tim 1996 Edmonton, AB T6C 2B2 Canada Alerte Rouge Kristis, Lise et al. Kristis, Lise et al Montreal, QB Canada Algoma Couture, Dani Dani Couture Smyth, Fiona (cover) n/a Canada www.danicouture.com Alias Fred Victor Centre #5, #8, 17,#28, 29, #35 Toronto, ON, M5A 1S1 Canada (1996- Alias - Special Edition for Cliff Fairn Kennedy Oct. 9, 1944 - May 27, 2001 Alien Thought Kyrstein Toronto, ON, M9S 2P6 Canada All Day Breakfast Kalynchuk, Valerie Joy Conundrum press Brown, Andy 2001 Montreal. Quebec H2V 2G3 Canada All Good Things Mcloy, Laura Summer 2009 AlphaGorey Ollmann, Joe Wag! Press Ollmann, Joe 2001- Alpine Writing Ross, Greg 1994 Amazine Amazine Productions #1 Lake Charles, LA, 70602-0128 United States Amazing Challengers Of Unknown #4 Toronto, ON, M6G 3B5 Canada Mystery The Amazing Cynicalman Feazell, Matt Feazell, Matt #15 May/10/2006 Hamtramck, MI 48212 United States www.cynicalman.com Amulet Fanzine #3 Waterloo ON, N2L 3G0 Canada Anarchives Reeve, Kate et al. The Anarchy Hallows, Jason and 1996- Toronto On., M5S 1W5 Canada David Fingrut Anar-Comics Culp, Jonathan Satan MacNuggit Popular April 1998 Arts Anarchism: Arguments for and Albert Meltzer Third Force Pirate 2005 Toronto Against editions The Anarchism of Emile Armand Gambone, L. Red Lion Press 2001 Montreal, QC H3K 3B9 Canada members.aol.com/larrygambone/myhom Anarchy Works 5: Crime [Peter Gelderlou] #5 "Crime" riselikelions.infoepage An Angel Dances in the Capuchin Jessica Bromley Bartram Jessica Bromley Bartram 2015 AngerBone Chapel Management N/A N/A Tarskovski. Richard Le Reux, Chesty c2002 Toronto, ON Canada Anima Zine Reg Hartt Pulication Hartt, Reg #16, May 1984 Toronto, ON Canada Anime Press Tam, Hon N.R.L. 1996- Scarborough, ON. M1S 5H5 Canada Ankh 8 Ryan, James Ankh Comics Jan 1996 Toronto, ON M4H 1L7 Canada Ankh Nine Ryan, James Ankh Comics May 1996 Toronto, ON M4H 1L7 Canada Ankh Seven Ryan, James Oct 1995 Toronto, ON M4H 1L7 Canada Anonymous Juice Taylor, Craig 1999 Toronto, ON, M5S 2M7 Canada Antagonist #1 Anti-Media #1, #2, #3 crappytoons.tripod.com Any Time Now Any Time Now Martin, Dick, et.al. # 22, Spring 2005 Argenta B.C. V0G 1B0 Canada www.atnzine.net Apollosenses A.D.A. Torrid Staples Press 1998 Vancouver, B.C. Canada Aporia Whyte, Ryan Whyte, Ryan #1, Summer 1998 Toronto, ON Canada The Appts. Anthology Open Mind Comics Runciman, Chris #1, April 2002 Toronto, ON M6P 1Y1 Canada Arik's Dream Worth, Liz Twelve Thirty-Four Press 2010 Toronto Canada N/A Arm the Spirit Abraham Guillen Press Aug-02 Toronto, ON, M5W 1P7 Artifice Of Wandering Beggars Burt, Bryan Toronto, ON, M4Y 1C5 Canada As Air To Water Elena Doyle, Chantale 1997- Montreal, Quebic Canada As Air To Waterloo Chantale Elena Doyle, 472 Toronto, ON, V9A 2N1 Canada Admirals Rd, Esquimalt, B.G As I Sat On My Dead P. 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