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Borderland: Seven Stories as told by Victims of Human Trafficking
40p, full-colour. $8 + 2$ shipping + tax/P&P (US)
Produced with Fulbright Fellow Olga Trusova, Borderland translates 7 real-life stories as told by Ukranian trafficking victims into comics format. Produced in conjunction with the International Organization for Migration.
Visit the Trafficking Page for more details.
The Honduran Coup: A Graphic History
36p, full-colour, English and spanish. $5 + 2$ shipping/P&P (US)
Presenting the recent events in Honduras within the context of US foreign policy in Central America, this three-part piece of comics journalism focuses on the links between human rights abuses and the increased military and multinational corporate presence in the region.
Visit the Honduras page for more details.
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Archcomix: Blue
The Second issue of Archcomix, featuring The Honduran Coup: A Graphic History, as well as strips on Mountain Top Removal, Undocumented Immigrants in San Francisco and New York’s Hardhat riots of May 1970.
40pp, $5.00 + $1.00 shipping (US)
Archcomix: Red First issue of Archcomix, featuring strips on Beggars in Nigeria, Raging Grannies in California and Coup plotters in Chile.
40pp, $5.00 + $1.00 shipping (US)
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What A Whopper
Expose of Burger King USA’s exploitation of Central American migrant workers in Florida’s tomato fields. $1 of every purchase will go to the Coalition for Immokalee Workers, a non-profit organization fighting to empower these workers and hold those responsible accountable.
18pp, $5.00 + $1.00 shipping
Seeds: An Anthology of Comics about Food
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