It was an amazing weekend for sport and not to mention a great weekend for independent publishing. The Alternative Press held a Festival of the best in up and coming comics, zines and the like. If you weren’t lucky enough to see the event in all its glory, I’ve compiled a little best of for your hungry eyes. The weekend saw an array of fresh publications, comics and zines, workshops, spoken word and exhibitions throughout Lambs Conduit Street. Here are a few snaps of some great stuff from the likes of Walrus, Salt, Jamie Mills, Rose Thomas, Bel’s Art, Isabel Greenberg, Microcosmic Orbit, Rebecca Bagley, Lina Avramidou and more.
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