Last Hours issue 13 takes a dive into the comic book world and how it relates to DIY culture in 2006. The new issue is the best we've done so far, with 116 packed pages. It is also our first foray into the world of square spines, and good quality (recycled) paper.

Featuring interviews with: Alan Martin (the creator of Tank Girl), Seth Tobocman and Nicole Schulman (Third World War Illustrated and Wobblies (IWW) book), Jeffrey Brown (author of Clumsy and Unlikey), Al Burian (of Milemarker, author of Things Are Meaningless and Burn Collector zine), Keith Rosson (illustrator and author of AVOW fanzine), Polyp (satirical illustrator), Typocrat, This Bike is A Pipebomb (blowing up myths of the punk scene), Gogol Bordello, Pogo Cafe (radical vegan cafe in East London), Kyle Bravo (of Hot Iron Press talking about Hurricane Katrina and the DIY punk scene) and more!

Articles about: an eyewitness account of the CPE protests in France, Matilda's social centre and running a non-heirachical space in Sheffield, a report back on the No Borders network and the Harmondsworth demo, a report on Daniel McGowan and the Green Scare (anti-environmentalist movement) sweeping the USA, a report back on The 2006 London Zine Symposium, information on the Russian G8 and more.

Plus reviews of the Shut Them Down book, new CrimethInc DVD, and lots of record reviews and columns.

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