The Diary of a Miscreant
The Morgenmuffel zine anthology!

Morgenmuffel is finally collected into a book. Re-organised, re-edited and re-presented. This is the best of the first ten years of Morgenmuffel zine as selected by Isy Morgenmuffel herself.

112 pages printed on recycled 135gsm paper, with full colour cover, and black and white interior, all on uncoated paper.
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Including tales of travel, demonstrations, setting up a housing co-op, an anarchist social club, cooking, and teaching it’s been a busy ten years.

Essential for any fans of Morgenmuffel, DIY culture or autobiographical comics.
Price: £7.00

Excessive Force
‘Police everywhere justice nowhere’ – a comix anthology against the police!

Excessive Force is the first comix anthology being published by Last Hours, with 18 international illustrators making fun of the police, dissecting their brutality, or simply ruminating about their power.

144 pages printed on recycled 135gsm paper, with full colour cover, and black and white interior.
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Comic artists include Ken Dahl (’Welcome to the Dahl House’ and ‘Monsters’), Stephanie McMillan (’50 Things to do while the world burns’), Paul Stapleton (’Chav’), Steve Larder (’Rum Lad’), Edd Baldry (’Hey Monkey Riot!’ and ‘Last Hours’), Pete Willis (’Great anarchists’) and many more from countries in Europe, Latin America and North America.
Price: £7.00

Last Hours issue 17
The summer issue of Last Hours, issue 17 features 116 pages jam packed with interviews, articles, DIY guides, reviews etc. This issue is a themed issue around radical illustration.
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Featuring interviews with:
Nikki McClure, Josh MacPhee, Alan Moore, Bitterkomix, Fall of Efrafa, Laura Oldfield Ford, Phlegm Comics, Subhumans, Sundowner

Articles on:
The art of punk rock, the commodification of counterculture, the Feeding of the Egos, Cranks, Ladyfest 2008.

Plus reviews of CDs, books, comics and zines.

Full details are at http://www.lasthours.org.uk/about/last-hours-issue-17-2/
Price: £2.00

Moments of Struggle
by Isy Morgenmuffel

The ideas of freedom and self determination, mutual aid, co-operation and resistance to all forms of government, exploitation and oppression are not new but have a long proud history. What is presented here is a illustrated guide to some of these moments.
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For some of you familiar with the Morgenmuffel zine will recognise Isy’s friendly style. This zine documents a rich history of resistance from the Mexican Revolution to May 68.
Price: £0.30

Reproduce & Revolt/Reproduce Y Rebélate
Published by Microcosm
Edited by Josh MacPhee and Favianna Rodrigues

A collection of over 500 political graphics, Reproduce & Revolt/Reproduce Y Rebélate contains original art granted by the creators to the public domain, to be freely used on political posters, flyers, and campaigns. A bilingual (English & Spanish) book, it also includes a history of the reproducible political graphic and a design how-to for anyone interested in using the images in this book to help change the world. A powerful collection of graphic work by some of the world’s most active and interesting political propagandists, street artists and socially conscious graphic designers. Over 100 artists from over 25 countries are included!

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What we said:
“Reproduce and Revolt is a great addition to the pantheon of radical art directories, and goes further than many have before. If you ever need to produce fliers and posters for local, national, international issues then I’d suggest investing in a copy of this book. It will prove invaluable.”
Price: £12.00

Great Anarchists
A collection of quotes and illustrations of some of the anarchists of old. Beautifully illustrated by Pete Willis and collected in zine form. Amongst the pages you will find Emma Goldman, Nestor Makhno, Noam Chomsky and many more.
Price: £1.50

An A to Z of people I’ve met in London
A mini-zine made by Hey Monkey Riot. 32 Pages in full colour. Featuring an A-Z of people found on the streets of London.

Price: £4.00

Rum Muffel zine
Two of Last Hours long time contributors join forces to present this split comic zine.

A Rum Lad/Morgenmuffel
collaboration. Steve and Isy went on an adventure, then drew about it.

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Also features more information on the Cowley Club in Brighton and the Anarchist Teapot.
Price: £1.00

Banksy – Wall and piece
The work of Banksy is unmistakable, except maybe when it’s squatting in the Tate or New York’s Metropolitan Museum.
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Banksy is responsible for decorating the streets, walls, bridges and zoos of towns and cites throughout the world. Witty and subversive, his stencils show monkeys with weapons of mass destruction, policeman with smiley faces, rats with drills and umbrellas. If you look hard enough, you’ll find your own. His statements, incitements, ironies and epigrams are by turns intelligent and cheeky comments on everything from the monarchy and capitalism to the war in Iraq and farm animals. His identity remains unknown, but his work is prolific. Here’s the best of his work in a fully illustrated colour volume – including brand material.
Price: £9.00

Year of the Monkey
A punk rock soap opera of daily comics by Hey Monkey Riot

Firmly rooted in London it’s a daily dose of zine editing, comix creating and university tasks. A case of juggling too many projects in too little time; while still finding the space to watch too many TV series and eat too much food. Either way, when all’s said and done, the revolution’s been postponed until next year! Contains 360 daily comics created by Edd over the course of a year between the summer of 2007 and 2008.
Price: £7.00

About Anarchism
About Anarchism, by Nicolas Walter, “This is a struggle which we may not win and which may never end but which is still worth fighting…” a pocket size book from Freedom Press.

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A new edition of the classic essay putting the case for anarchism as a pragmatic political philosophy. Contains excellent explanations of the anarchist (as opposed to the media) definitions of propaganda by deed, civil disobedience and direct action. Introduction by Natasha Walter.
Price: £3.00

Appel (Call)
The youth are waiting, day after day. They wait for their time; as do the workers, even the old. They all wait, those who are discontented and those who reflect. They are waiting for a force to arise, something they will be part of; a new kind of international that will not make the same mistakes as the previous ones. The wait for a chance to get rid of the past once and for all – for something new to begin. WE HAVE BEGUN
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Nicely printed by Shortfuse press in this softcover version of the now infamous French insurrectionary text.
Price: £2.00

Abolish Restaurants
Today it’s hard to imagine a world without restaurants. The conditions that create restaurants are everywhere and seem almost natural. We have trouble even thinking how people could feed each other in any other way (besides going to the grocery store of course). But restaurants as much as parliamentary democracy, the state, nationalism, or professional police are an invention of the modern capitalist world.
Price: £1.00