I have been thinking about doing some reviews of some of the zines, I buy.
The first one of these is the zine that inspired my last post.
Stryker by Lewis Bush
This zine is A5 portrait in size and is made up of 32 Black & White pages, all printed on bond paper.
All the images are in landscape orientation and each image covers two pages, including the cover which wraps around to make up the back page.
There are 14 images in total and all with their infamous hole punch, in the image.
The front cover has a nice little trick, in that the punch hole is actually cut out, to show the name on the title page.
There isn't a great deal of text within the zine, apart from a couple of paragraphs in the back, with a small explanation of Stryker’s method of using the hole punch.
Having spent a lot of time looking through the 4000+ images in the Library of Congress archive, I don't think that the majority of images used in the zine are the best collection of images. Personally I feel that there are a lot more interesting images that could have been used. The zine does help to introduce you to Stryker and the work of the FSA.
Stryker was bought from Death Ray Distro and cost £5.00 + p&p
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We definitely need reviews of zines, thanks 👍