Reglar Wiglar Magazine is home to reviews of comics, zines, books, and records and interviews with those who make them.
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An Interview w/ Writer Joshua James Amberson
Joshua James Amberson is a writer, zine maker, musician, and the force behind Portland, Oregan’s Antiquated Future distro and record label. Recently, the Reglar Wiglar asked Joshua a few questions about books, zines, music, and other things that make life on Earth more bearable. [Read the interview]
An Interview w/ Comics Artist & Illustrator Flo Woolley
Flo Woolley is a comics artist & illustrator based in Leeds, England. Learn about Flo’s recent queer horror romance comic book, Skin Deep (Silver Sprocket), and other web comics and zines in this transatlantic conversation. [Read the interview]
10 Quick Questions for the Whippets
Everyone knows that a Whippet is a breed of super-fast doggies. Most people know that Whippets are a quick way to destroy a bunch of brain cells, but did you know that Whippets is also a grungegaze band from Madison, Wisconsin? Yep. Honest. [Read the Interview]
New Reviews
With the help of the Bloomington, Indiana-based label Jagjaguwar, Angel Olsen has started an imprint of her own. Today that label, somethingscosmic, celebrates its second release with Cosmic Waves Volume 1. [Read the review]
Interviews from 2024
Musician & Composer Mark Mothersbaugh
David Gill talks with Mark Mothersbaugh, musician, composer, and visual artist, about his experiences at Kent State, the influence of old sci-fi films, and his childhood vision problems.
Zine Creator Billy McCall
If you’ve even dipped a toe into the DIY publishing world, you probably know Billy McCall aka Billy da Bunny. Billy has a long list of published titles, such as Last Night at the Casino, Behind the Zines, and his long-running title Proof I Exist.
Comics Artist Michael Sweater
Comic artist Michael Sweater is the brain and drawing brawn behind such comics as Everything Sucks!, Puppy Knight, and Please Keep Warm, among others. He’s also a songwriter, gamer,
Blog
- Comic and Zine Round-up #1
The zines and comics in this roundup are on loan from the RoosterCow Store where they are available for purchase. They are also available from the individual publishers and/or creators. - Working With A Hangover
Working with a hangover blows chunks, but fear not, Sucky the Parasitic Worm is here to help you survive your crappy existence! Today’s life lesson is how to get through work while suffering from a hangover. Also, if you have a drinking problem, get help, please! - 5 Tips to Name Your Indie Band
After 1,000 years of rock and roll, it’s getting harder and harder to come up with unique and clever band names. Use this Reglar Wiglar Band Naming Guide to help you and your scruffy indie rock pals name your indie band. - All New Henry & Glenn Comics and Stories #1
The Henry and Glenn theme has evolved a bit since its creation by the Igloo Tornado Collective two decades ago. It’s still a very funny comic lampooning the hypermasculinity of two punk rock icons, but it also works outside of that context. It exists in its own universe and it’s a world that just happens to be populated with a satan-worshipping Hall & Oates. - MoonBanana by Adam Kane
MoonBanana is an 8.5 x 11-inch book that collects black and white drawings and comics created by Boston-based cartoonist Adam Kane. Issue number two continues with the MoonBanana title although the “MoonBanana” strip makes only a few appearances.
