Box 1
Contains 28 Results:
Prado, Mariana--"Lomitos Mexicanos", circa 2022
Summary from seller's Etsy site, Glutenisfree: "One page zine of different Mexican dog breeds!"
Chavez, Jen--"I Know You Knew I Hated that Stupid Walk", undated
Summary of the zine from www.jenillustration.com: "A risograph zine looking back on a walk I deeply deeply disliked."
Stern, Maxwell--"Paradox Lost," pictures by Timothy Dilich, 2012
Summary of this zine from Broken Pencil, a zine review site, accessed on February 2, 2026: "The lead characters that populate the three short fictions in Paradox Lost’s have all been forced to deal with their mortality and the need to come to terms with loss and failure in their own no-win scenarios."
Mayorga, Liz--"Not Today: An Illustrated Essay About Arya Stark and Surviving 2020," 3rd edition, June 2021
Reyes--"Payasa," vol. 1, 2019
Summary of this zine from Tuscon Zine Fest, viewed on February 2, 2026: "Payasa vol. 1 is the first installment of a series that visualizes artist Reyes' alter egos. Each look has a take on their view of gender, make up, fashion and body. A developing series filled with color and oddities."
Published by Mi Casita Press (San Francisco, CA).
Dulce, Rizzo--"A Love Letter to Luisa", undated
Summary from Dulce Zines on Etsy: "Luisa is one of the best characters in an animated film. So many people relate to her, including me. This is my love letter to her, my admiration for her and how I hope she—and by extension us—can learn to love and accept ourselves."
Yuen, Karen--"Between Dis and Dat: One Family's Account of the 1960's Jamaican Diaspora," no. 13 of 200 copies, 2021
"Here, Knightly," edition: 4,000 copies, 2016
From the last page of the publication: "'Here, Knightly' is a publication produced by the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston as part of 'Comics: Frame by Frame,' an ICA collaboration with Dave Ortega. Huge thanks to Monica Garza, Kathleen Lomatoski, Anna Nam, and Leila Simon Hayes. Edition: 4,000 copies. Copyright 2016 Dave Ortega, daveortegadraws@gmail.com, drawdavedraw.com."
"Dogboy: Coney Island Day Trip," with mini-poster, 2018
Description from www.carloquispe.com, accessed Oct. 1, 2025: "Dogboy is an interpretation of the legendary Coney Island Dog-Faced man. He is still an immigrant, is generous and speaks many languages."
"Uranus Attacks!," with mini-poster, 2020
Description from www.carloquispe.com, accessed Oct. 1, 2025: "Sci-fi Horror parody."
"Imaginary Planet", ca. 2024
Description from www.carloquispe.com, accessed Oct. 1, 2025: "Mini comic telling the story of a Queer cyborg cult from a possible future; survivors of the post-apocalypse discover a long lost internet deity."
Brooklyn Infinity Card, 2020
Description from www.carloquispe.com, accessed Sep. 8, 2021: "Through this Infinity card I celebrate my neighborhood in Brooklyn and special spots where I hang out with my friends."
"Chico", 2021
Description from www.carloquispe.com, accessed Oct. 1, 2025: "Romance comics set in the uptown Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights featuring short stories of intimacy between men of color."
Rodriguez, Cecilia--"I Ask that a Small Piece of Your Heart be Zapatista," (Last Word Press), Original Speech: 1994, Zine Publication: Undated
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