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Dynamite Damsels

Cover of comic with title "Dynamite Damsels" in yellow drawn type. A person rides a horse wearing an armour and a shield with the women's rights movement logo painted on it. On the bottom right of the page a thought bubble saying "Is the women's movement really a lesbian plot?" comes out of a long haired person with closed eyes and a cat by their side.

Dynamite Damsels is a 1976 self-published comic by Roberta Gregory. A pioneering work of lesbian and feminist comics, it consists… Read More »

Black women & self care

Blue cover of zine showing title "Black women & self care. Thoughts on mental health, oppression & healing" and image of black woman with a dialogue bubble that says "self love matters".

Black women & self care. Thoughts on mental health, oppression & healing is a reflective zine written by Canadian artist… Read More »

Broomstick

Broomstick

Broomstick – By, for, and about women over forty was an independent and radical magazine, collectively published between years 1978… Read More »

Shape & Situate

"Shape and situate" zine cover. Black handwritten title on green paper.

Shape & Situate: Posters Of Inspirational Women in Europe is a collaborative zine that invites different artists to create posters… Read More »

How to WOW a woman!

How to WOW a woman!

LCC alumna Mina Bach created How to WOW a woman! in 2011: a risograph zine that reappropriates quotes from 40s… Read More »

Adventures in menstruating

Colour "Adventures in menstruating" issue 6 zine cover. Photograph of a woman in a flowing fabric sheet on a pink background with black text.

Chella Quint, creator of Adventures in menstruating, describes it in her personal website as a “fanzine series started in 2005… Read More »

At sea with sexists

At sea with sexists

At sea with sexists, a zine made in 2009 by Alex Brew, kicks off with the following — terribly relatable… Read More »

The Chapess

Black and white "The Chapess" issue 8 zine cover. Quite abstract looking illustration of a woman on her back reaching forward and touching herself.

The Chapess was a feminist zine first started by Zara Gardner and then edited Cherry Styles between years 2011 and… Read More »

Professorial platforms. ‘Do it yourself’ girl revolution: LadyFest, performance and fanzine culture

Purple illustration of a girl cheerleader jumping. Two versions of a booklet cover. One with handwritten text in English the other with print font in Japanese.

This zine is a research booklet published on the occasion of Teal Triggs’ seminar entitled Do it yourself girl revolution:… Read More »

Synthesis

Dark green and white 'Syntesis' issue 5 zine cover. Mostly text too small to read. Bold print font title in white over green photograph that is very dark and indiscernible.

Synthesis was a zine about hardcore, feminism, veganism and straight-edge culture made in the 90s by Laura W. under the… Read More »

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