Magazines/Comic books
Magazines and comics produced about counter-militarism.
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London MySpace page dedicated to anti-war zines. Good source of information on current production of anti-war grassroots artist production.
Homepage: http://www.myspace.com/war_comix
Pittsburgh artist Ed Piskor has drawn an SDS comic - the first of a number of comic book format SDS histories according to radical historian Paul Buhle of MDS - and NLN has it first! The opening salvo is a brief (4 page) introduction to the new SDS. This comic may be freely distributed…
Mixed Signals - a counter-recruitment tool in comic book form -is now available for use in activism, outreach, counseling, education, starting conversations and saving lives.16 pages, black & white. Suggested donation: $2 per copy.
To Order Copies: Contact sabjonze@yahoo.com with your address and how you'll use them. If you are a no-budget group - we can send you some free copies, otherwise, please contribute what you can to keep this thing rolling. We're hoping to raise funds to print it with color covers (any leads?) but for now, let's get the message out!
If you have access to a good quality copier, you can order one copy, remove the staples, and make your own multiples.
Mixed Signals is ©Sabrina Jones 2006.
Permission to reproduce is granted for non-commercial use.
Homepage: http://antiauthoritarian.net
Draft NOtices is COMD's quarterly printed newsletter. Articles include news and analysis on topics like:* Racism, sexism and homophobia in the military
* Key legislation
* Military recruiting and Jr. ROTC
* Grassroots organizing against militarism in schools
* Conscription and draft registration
* Military spending
* War and the environment
* U.S. military intervention
Homepage: http://www.comdsd.org
ADDICTED To WAR takes on the most active, powerful and destructive military in the world. It tells the history of U.S. foreign wars - from the Indian Wars to the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan - in a comic book format. Homepage: http://www.addictedtowar.com
Why We Still Fight: Adolescents, America’s Army, and the Government-Gaming Nexus
US pressed on military exam for high school students
