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_gz_document_begin(`graffiti zines (g-l)')

        _gz_magazine_header(Game Over)
        _gz_address( `Camilo Sampayo Fernendez, Apartado de correos 32.141,
      08080 Barcelona, Spain',,elkapi@teleline.es,,+34 93 451 69 13)
        _gz_pricing()
        _gz_vital(40,`', 100, 75, Spanish and English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(11 (1 officially), Europe)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Although Game Over has been around for quite a few years, for
  convoluted reasons the zine has started over at issue one.  This
  "well seasoned" premiere issue shows us that Game Over knows what it
  takes to make a quality publication, with a tight professional
  layout, some interesting articles, and most importantly, excellent
  graffiti.  Game Over devotes most of its space to pieces (on both
  trains and walls) and productions, all of which are captioned and
  nicely organized.  Other aspects of hip-hop are covered as well,
  through articles, reviews and interviews.  Though Game Over is
  primarily in Spanish, reasonable English translations can be found
  in the back.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Game Over)

        _gz_magazine_header(Garage)
        _gz_address(`c/o Hobby Color via Italia 112-20037 Incirano -
    Paderno Dugnano (mi)')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(40, A4, 100, 60, Italian)
        _gz_issue_coverage(1 (1998), `Italy, Europe')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Garage is another in a recent growth of Italian graffiti zines.
  Featuring the illegal side of the scene, Garage contains mostly
  bombing and train action, although there are some larger pieces
  to be found.  Perhaps the most concise way to sum up Garage is
  as a guided tour through a European writer's graffiti photo album.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Garage)

        _gz_magazine_header(Graf Paper Magazine)
        _gz_address(`13441 Montana Avenue, El Paso, TX 79938, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Graff It!)
        _gz_address(`11, rue des Victimes du Franquisme, 93200, St. Denis, France')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(32,A4,100,100, French)
        _gz_issue_coverage(4,`France, Europe, Trains')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Wow!  Graff It! is a full color graffiti _gz_strong(tour-de-force)
  that will leave the reader dizzy by page 32.  Expect to see
  absolutely ridiculous productions, pieces, bombs, and even tags,
  presented in complete and total shameless excess.  Perhaps most
  amazingly, at least in issue 4, expect to see _gz_strong(no
  advertisements!). The flicks are roughly categorized, but no attempt
  at logical organization can protect the poor reader's mind from
  overload. The photos themselves are tight and right, although often
  too small to absorb the full impact of the given graffiti work.
  Although the zine does contain some written content (in French, of
  course), this is a zine first and foremost about flicks, and it
  doesn't disappoint.  Now for some Tylenol.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Graff It!)

        _gz_magazine_header(Graffiti Attack)
        _gz_address(`Caixa Postal 15031 CEP 01599-970, Sao Paulo, Brazil')
        _gz_pricing(`3.00 (Brazilian real) an issue')
        _gz_vital(18, 8.5x11, 100, 100, Spanish)
        _gz_issue_coverage(2 (October 1997), `South America,
                           North America (California)')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Graffiti Attack is one of the only magazines to chronicle the South
  American graffiti scene, and it does so admirably.  Besides many
  exclusive and intriguing photos of the evolving scenes in Brazil,
  Chile, and Argentina, there are graffiti how-to's and reports on
  graffiti events.  Top writers from outside South America are also
  well-represented.  While Graffiti Attack is professionally done, it
  could benefit from an improved layout and more pages per issue.  Also,
  while the photos are crisp, some are too small and force the reader to
  squint.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Graffiti Attack)

        _gz_magazine_header(Graffliks Graffiti Magazine)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 61952, Santa Barbara, CA 93111, USA',
		    www.geocities.com/soho/museum/9300/, graffliks@hotmail.com)
        _gz_pricing(`$3.00 an issue')
        _gz_vital(20,8.5x11,100,0,English,quarterly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none, `California, United States, Trains')
        _gz_desc_begin()
	_gz_italicize(From the editor)
  This magazine is about less talk and more graffiti.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(GSXL)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 1299, Long Island City, NY 11101-0299, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(,5.5x8.5,,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_italicize(From the editors)
  Graphic Scenes &amp; Xplicit Language appeared back in '88 as one of
  the first graff zines after T.I.G.H.T., and is back.  GXSL is a
  black-and-white zine that covers both graffiti and political issues.
  One issue contained an interview with Shone, the Norway Scene,
  characters, and articles such as "Decoding Graffiti to Solve Bigger
  Crimes". Send an SASE for more information.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Graphic Violence)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 581, Boston, MA 02117, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`$4.00 (inside USA) an issue, probably out of print')
        _gz_vital(25, 8.5x11, 100, 30, English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(3, United States (east coast))
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Graphic Violence is a zine which would be better if it was in full
  color and cut down on ads.  As it stands, the magazine has very high
  quality flicks of super pieces, many of which would benefit
  immeasurably from full color.  While the magazine features the
  east coast scene almost exclusively, NYC and Danbury are enough to
  make just about any writer jealous. 
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Graphic Violence)

        _gz_magazine_header(Graphotism) <!-- 0171 287 6646 -->
	<!-- P.O. Box 2503, London W1A 2FE England -->
     <!-- `P.O. Box 352, Wallington, Surres SMS 2WJ, England',,,(0180)
        288 8270, (0180) 288 8271 -->
     <!-- www.graphotism.com -->
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(,A4,80,100,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, United Kingdom)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  This zine is so nice that you'll want to put it on your coffee table.
  The pictures are clear, the stock is heavy and the interviews and
  articles are diverse. Graphotism features lots of information about
  graffiti events around Europe and especially in the UK, so it is a
  nice place to keep current of the goings on across the big drink.
        _gz_desc_end(brett@graffiti.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Graphotism)

        _gz_magazine_header(Green Magazine)
        _gz_address(`out of print')
	<!-- P.O. Box 1875, Ogden, UT 84402, USA -->
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Hard Boiled)
        _gz_address(`c/o L. Morales, San Diego, CA 92196, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Hawaiian Knights)
  m4_divert(-1)
        Temporarily no address
        _gz_address(`c/o Kory: P.O. Box 970667  Waipahu, HI 96797-0667 USA')
  m4_divert(0)
        _gz_pricing(`For pricing information, see description')
        _gz_vital(10,8.5x11,100,0,English,monthly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none,`Hawaii, United States')
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_italicize(From the editor)
  Hawaiian Knights is available in trade for high quality flicks.  It
  has lots of Hawaii graffiti, b-boyin', DJin', and emcee's all
  captured in photos, with occasional photos from the United States
  mainland as well.  The zine itself consists of 4-10 Xeroxed pages,
  containing a collection of submitted flicks from readers.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Helmet Heds)
        _gz_address(`out of print')
        _gz_pricing(`Free')
        _gz_vital(20,8.5x11,100,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(6, `California, United States')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Helmet Heds is a novel publication out of California.  Considering
  the zine is free, one might expect to find a heartless, careless,
  slapped-together affair.  Think again -- the zine delivers more than
  one can imagine on such a tight budget.  While entirely
  black-and-white, some nice graffiti is presented, albeit often
  obscured by the grainy photocopied page quality.  Besides the
  flicks, the zine also features a collection of interesting
  graffiti-related newspaper clippings from around the United States,
  and more.  Definitely recommended!
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Helmet Heds)

        _gz_magazine_header(Hep 137)
        _gz_address(`')
        _gz_pricing(`$3.00 an issue')
        _gz_vital(24,8.5x11,100,100,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, `Los Angeles, California')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Completely average, yet baffling at the same time, Hep 137 refuses
  to make any sense.  Take a high-quality photo collection of early 90s
  West Coast graffiti, assemble the flix in no particular order and
  make the zine using a process that distorts the colors.  Next, stir
  in some excellent blackbook art and cut out some ladies from Cosmo.
  Last, put incomprehensible rambling in the center, and you have Hep
  137.  About as much sense as Esperanto.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Hep 137)

        _gz_magazine_header(Hiatus Magazine)
        _gz_address(`64 Rue Erasme, 1070 Brussels, Belgium')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(20,,80,100)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none, `Belgium, France')
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Hole in the Ozone)
        _gz_address(`out of print')
        _gz_pricing(`$2.50 (inside USA) an issue')
        _gz_vital(14,8.5x11,100,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(2, San Francisco)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  This is a black-and-white magazine out of the Bay Area, and like
  anything graffiti-related from San Francisco, it's top-notch.  The
  issue reviewed had an interview with Mr. Element, a comic strip
  (which could have been spared), and a slew of pictures from around
  town -- for those somehow out of touch with San Francisco styles,
  it's getting pretty crazy!  The main problems with the zine are
  length and lack of color.  While it was well worth the $2.50, this
  reviewer would gladly pay $5.00 for full color.
        _gz_desc_end(loco101@aol.com)
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Huffer)
        _gz_address(`2737 McAllister, San Francisco, CA 94118, USA',
    		../../giant/)
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(26,8.5x5.5,100,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(9 (Spring 1999),`United States, San Francisco')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Huffer is a unique zine out of the Bay Area put out by Giant, who is
  best known for his ubiquitous productions.  However, the hardcore
  graffiti in Huffer makes it clear that Giant's about more than
  legals, and the results are wicked.  Most magazines which attempt to
  showcase graffiti's raw side end up either looking carelessly thrown
  together or flashy to the point where it seems like the point has
  been forgotten.  Huffer does astoundingly well at finding middle
  ground: while professional in appearance and clean in design, it is
  also a black-and-white, regular Xerox-paper affair.  In addition
  to the graffiti, one finds a collection of nudies culled from around
  the Internet, for better or worse.  Although some may be bothered by
  this or the zine's shameless self-promotion, on the whole Huffer is
  everything a raw graffiti zine should be.  Huffer is also available
  online, check it out!
	_gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
	_gz_magazine_trailer(Huffer)

        _gz_magazine_header(Hype Magazine)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 10222, Adelaide Street, Brisbane 4000,
                     Australia',www.zip.com.au/~fenix/,,,+07 3805 5100)
        _gz_pricing(`$30 for a 5-issue subscription (inside Oz only)')
        _gz_vital(40, 8x10, 67, 80, English, quarterly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(30 (Spring 1999), `Australia, Trains')
        _gz_desc_begin()

  After a few tenuous years which had only a couple scattered issues
  and some broken promises, Hype is back in 1999 and ready to be a
  heavyweight again.  For those who remember, Hype pretty much
  unleashed the Australian graff scene on the rest of the world in
  1989, and for several years was Oz's hip-hop ambassador to the rest
  of the world.
  _gz_para()
  So how is the new Hype?  Quite a bit more eye-pleasing, still
  high-quality in the graffiti department, and on-the-whole better
  put-together than it ever was before.  However, that's not to say
  that Hype has changed a great deal; it still looks like Hype both in
  terms of content and style.  In particular, don't be surprised to
  see a stronger focus on breaking than is typical in graffiti zines,
  and expect to be soothed by its homegrown soft-and-gooey feel.
  _gz_para()
  Most of the articles in Hype focus on breaking, which leaves us
  inkheads to ogle over the flicks, which are plentiful, vibrant,
  varied, and well-chosen, even if too small at times. Hype is
  distributed through Tower Records and sold through assorted other
  zines in North America and Europe, and currently has a circulation
  of over 20,000. For sales and marketing information regarding Hype,
  please visit their website.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Hype)
        
        _gz_magazine_header(Idiots)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 831, 9400 Av Assen, Holland')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(24, 8.5x11, 100)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, Europe)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  With loads of wall and train business, there is nothing stupid about
  this zine.  Jam packed with mainly Dutch and North European photos,
  but with work from around the planet included as well, this magazine
  had only two articles -- And they were squeezed in around the photos
  -- definitely one for those that like eye candy.  The only
  disappointment was that many photos were in black-and-white, but
  still the picture quality was superb and the paper rich and glossy.
        _gz_desc_end(bs_story@geocities.com)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Idiots)

        _gz_magazine_header(IGT/TIGHT)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 299, Prince Street Station, New York, NY 10012, USA')
        _gz_pricing($20 ($25 outside USA) for a 4-issue subscription)
        _gz_vital(16, A3, 100, 33, English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, United States)
    	_gz_italicize(Backissues, `1984-1989: 6 for $20 ($25 outside
    USA) 1990-1994: 4 for $20 ($25 outside USA)')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  With its chaotic collage of old &amp; new trains and walls from all
  over, plus interviews and political articles, The International Get
  Hip Times has been doing the necessary for 15 years now.  This one
  is newspaper-sized and mainly black-and-white, but has a color
  cover and center spread which are good enough to put on your wall.
  Recommended whether you want to expand your mind or just look at the
  photos.
        _gz_desc_end(bs_story@geocities.com)
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Ill Fame)
        _gz_address(`Andrea Sergio via Maddaloni 12, int.B16 00177,
    Rome, Italy')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(24, A4, 100, 66, Italian)
        _gz_issue_coverage(1, `Italy, Europe')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Ill Fame is a nice zine out of Italy that mainly covers the Italian
  graffiti scene, which is quite active.  Although mostly photos,
  there are also a few interviews and an outlines section.  The
  graffiti ranges from good to great, and includes all aspects, from
  tags to productions -- as is typical of the European scene, expect
  to see lots of damage, along with some action shots.  The graffiti
  is plentiful, and most is in full color -- however, the size of many
  of the photos makes detailed study difficult.  Ill Fame's layout is
  professional but hectic, occasionally making it difficult to absorb
  the graffiti without becoming overwhelmed.  However, there's enough
  solid content within Ill Fame's pages to make it worth your time.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Ill Fame)

        _gz_magazine_header(In the First)
        _gz_address(`5606 St. Albans Way, Baltimore, MD 21212, USA',,
    jjrwalkley@aol.com)
        _gz_pricing(`$3.00 an issue')
        _gz_vital(62,8.5x11,50,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(3, `Baltimore, United States, England')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  In the First is a small do-it-yourself photocopied affair that's
  about graffiti and hardcore music.  Graffiti occupies about half the
  zine's space, comprising mostly flicks (the music side of the zine
  occupies most of the written content).  The graffiti itself ranges
  from fair to quite good, and is handled admirably given the xeroxed
  nature of In the First, aided by the editor's careful selection of
  high-contrast, simple graffiti.  Fun.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(In The First)

        _gz_magazine_header(Indecent Exposure)
        _gz_address(`1808 West 35th, Minneapolis, MN 54407, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`2 stamps and $1.00 (inside USA only) for a trial issue')
        _gz_vital(,,100,, English, monthly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none, United States)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_italicize(From the editor)
  Indecent Exposure is devoted to covering bombing from all over the
  United States and world.  Indecent Exposure is written for writers
  by writers, so send in those outlines, pictures, articles, and
  letters.  All contributors get free issues and perhaps some photos
  in return.  Send mail for further information or if you are
  interested in representing your geographical area with articles,
  photos, or a distribution channel.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Intox)
        _gz_address(`BP 465-07, 75327 Cedex 07, Paris, France')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

	<!-- email good 3/18/98 -->
        _gz_magazine_header(Invasion)
        _gz_address(`11230 Kendale Way, Delta, BC V4C 3P5, Canada',, `invasion@imag.net')
        _gz_pricing(`$2.00 an issue (inside North America) (no backissues)')
        _gz_vital(16, 8x10, 100, 0, English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, `Canada, United States, Vancouver')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  This pocket-sized zine is one of the better low-budget zines on the
  street, and the postage-stamp-sized grayscale pieces are
  surprisingly crisp, well reproduced, and give credit where credit is
  due.  Contains lots of photos, articles, contacts, stories, and
  more. 
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Invasion)

        _gz_magazine_header(Iron Burners)
	_gz_address(out of print)
	<!-- P.O. Box 157081, Cinti, OH 45215-7081, USA -->
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(,8.5x11,100,90,English,quarterly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, Trains)
        _gz_desc_begin()
   Iron Burners is an all freight magazine, featuring flicks from
   both coasts and in between. The flicks are of decent quality, and the
   graff is all right. Expect to see Kaws, Nace, and the Network crew.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(ISI (Salerno))
        _gz_address(`')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(16,A4,,50)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Juice Foundation)
        _gz_address(`Enrico D Angelo, Via Vespasiano 9, 00192, Rome,
    Italy', juice.cjb.net/, seil2@iol.it, +39 6 39723783)
        _gz_pricing(`$5.00 an issue (inside North America), $3.50 an
    issue for purchases of 20 or more')
        _gz_vital(46,A4+,60,100,Italian and English,quarterly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none, `Italy, Worldwide')
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_italicize(From the editor)
  Juice Foundation is a zine representing the Italian and international
  hip-hop scene, featuring 46 full color, thick-stock, high quality
  pages with tons of aerosol flicks along with exclusive articles and
  interviews.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(JVS Magazine)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 170, 5430 Wettingen, Switzerland',,kdarko@bluewin.ch
		    ,+41 (0)56/221 72 36)
        _gz_pricing(`$8.00/12 sFr an issue (cash only) (S&amp;H included)')
        _gz_vital(20,A4,100,80,German and English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(1,`Europe, Worldwide, Trains')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  In the magazine's editorial, Dr. Syar explains that JVS magazine is
  designed to fill the void left by the departure of There's No Limit
  magazine, which was all about train bombing.  Well, JVS picks up
  right where There's No Limit left off, featuring literally hundreds
  of trains from around Europe and abroad, with some walls,
  outlines, and interviews thrown in
  for good measure.  Photos are organized by
  geographical region and are presented cleanly and
  effectively. However, the flicks are too small for involved study
  and the quality of the graffiti ranges considerably from the
  unbelievable to the adequate.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(JVS)

        _gz_magazine_header(Keep Rollin)
        _gz_address(`')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(20,A4,100,100,French)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unnumbered,`Trains, Europe')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Keep Rollin' is for all the serious train bombers out there.  Packed
  with tons of trains, this zine leans toward the more hardcore end of
  the graffiti scene, focusing on the most outrageous and risky
  throw-ups and pieces.  Along with the more traditional train flicks,
  Keep Rollin' also includes many actions shots of Europe's most up
  bombers in action.  If the zine's goal is to capture graffiti at its
  most raw, it meets this goal with ease.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Keep Rollin)

        _gz_magazine_header(Kill Until Killed)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 410471, San Francisco, CA 94141-0471, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(32,5.5x8.5,62,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unnumbered,`San Francisco')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  This is a really cool little zine out of the Bay Area, featuring a
  melding of punk rock and graffiti.  Despite the name, KUK is a
  low-key affair and really a love affair between the editor and his
  passions, which this reviewer found engaging.  Despite the fact that
  there is some good graffiti to be found here (albeit mostly wrecked
  by the photocopied nature of the zine), this is not about flicks but
  about culture.  To this end, there is a nice honest
  interview with Twist THR and a short dedication to Tie THR, along
  with some punk content.  Something different.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Kill Until Killed)

        _gz_magazine_header(Killroy)
        _gz_address(`Killroy WC, Postfack 046, 116 74 Stockholm, Sweden')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(,A4,100,0)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, Northern Europe)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  A good quality Swedish magazine, featuring loads of North European
  trains and walls, both legal and illegal.  If only it was in color!
        _gz_desc_end(bs_story@geocities.com)
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(King Styles)
        _gz_address(`Schiffahrter Damm 94 48145 Munster, Germany')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(40,,100,90)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer(King Styles)

        _gz_magazine_header(Klip Art Magazine)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 13464, 2300 N. Clybourn Dept. 41, Chicago IL 60614, USA',
                    www.molemen.com,,+1 773 845-6108)
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(20,8.5x11,60,20,English,quarterly)
        _gz_issue_coverage(4,`Chicago, United States')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  While this reviewer has been told that there is typically more
  graffiti inside Klip Art, this issue was remarkably sparse in the
  graffiti department, featuring only a smattering of fine Chicago
  flavor graffiti.  Along with the graffiti, Klip Art features other
  aspects of the hip-hop culture, and includes interviews with and
  articles on music artists, breakdancers, and everything hip-hop.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Klip Art)

        _gz_magazine_header(Krime Time)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 341, Ogden, UT 84402, USA',,krimetime@hotmail.com)
        _gz_pricing(`$4.00 an issue (inside USA)')
        _gz_vital(26,8.5x11,100,50,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(5, `Trains, United States')
        _gz_desc_begin()
  Krime Time is a high-quality graffiti magazine, featuring mainly
  freights, with a smattering of walls and outlines. While there are
  a few articles, the zine is devoted to promoting all forms of
  graffiti as art, and meets that goal admirably.  All the big names
  from North America are well represented, along with some lesser
  knowns.  The graffiti is top-notch, and largely illegal pieces rather
  than productions. Check it out.
        _gz_desc_end(meem@gnu.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer(Krime Time)

        _gz_magazine_header(Life Sucks Die)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 14801, Minneapolis, MN 55414, USA',www.lifesucksdie.com/,
                    lifesuks@winternet.com)
        _gz_pricing(`$5.00 an issue (inside USA)')
        _gz_vital(48,8.5x11,,67,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(none, `Minneapolis/St. Paul, United States')
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_italicize(From the editor)
  Life Sucks Die is a graffiti zine out of Minneapolis, featuring
  color and black-and-white flicks in a collage style.  The flicks
  contain the best from the Twin Cities, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San
  Francisco, Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston, New York, and others.
  Submissions of any kind are welcome and get a real life response
  suitable for framing.  <font color="#FF0000">Warning:</font> Not for
  the faint of heart.  Along with the graff, you will see nudity,
  injury, deformity, death, roadkill and anything else that would
  shock and horrify a politically correct American.
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

        _gz_magazine_header(Low Budget Magazine)
        _gz_address(`out of print')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital(24,8.5x11,100,0,English)
        _gz_issue_coverage(unknown, California)
        _gz_desc_begin()
  This zine consists mostly of flicks from the San Diego and Los
  Angeles, all of which are high quality and cannot be found in a zine
  you can pick up at Tower.  There are also some freights and outlines
  thrown in for that extra pleasure.
        _gz_desc_end(brett@graffiti.org)
        _gz_magazine_trailer()

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        _gz_magazine_header(Lunitechniques Graffiti Magazine)
        _gz_address(`P.O. Box 2463, Hialeah, FL 33012, USA')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage(none)
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
        _gz_magazine_trailer()
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        _gz_magazine_header()
        _gz_address(`')
        _gz_pricing(`')
        _gz_vital()
        _gz_issue_coverage()
        _gz_desc_begin()
        _gz_desc_end()
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