Popular zines

These are the zines that have sold the most from Great Worm Express Distribution: they're heartily recommended! Listed in alphabetical order.

Cinema Sewer, now at issue #12, covers the world of horror, porn and exploitation movies, reviewing classics but also profiling some of the greatest directors and actors of these genres. Published by Robin Bougie with contributors.

Deviant is a comic book also published by Bougie. The premise is simple: Robin took out real stories of sexual deviance and weird fetishes, and put them into comic book form. Only 2 issues are currently available, and not for long!

Family Suckass, another (!) Bougie deed, is all exacting revenge on Family Circus for being so bad.

Fish Piss is the best zine to come out of Montréal, period.

Fuzzy Heads Are better, now at issue #10, is part fanzine, part perzine, part cultural analysis all melded into one.

Imagine is a political zine about anarchism and surrounding topics. I love the letters section, good debates between John Johnson and his readers.

Infiltration: The Zine About Going Places You're Not Supposed To Go To.

I'm Johnny And I Don't Give A Fuck is an ongoing classic of Canadian punk. Part fiction, part perzine, it doesn't really matter what's true and what's not because it just sounds great. Sometimes living vicariously is very fun!

Marcie's Book of Vegan Recipes. If you're vegan, you've probably been looking for this. If you're not, well you can also check it out, the recipes are easy and cheap to make!

Stay As You Are is the single most popular zine on this distro. A comic strip dripping in irony drawn by a masterful Brad Yung with a caustic sense of humour. See how mainstream culture is rotten to the core and show your friends too!

A latecomer to the best-sellers, the popularity of The Stupid Journey took me by surprise but is certainly well-deserved for this amazing transcanadian travelogue.