Fox Comics

A short-lived but influential anthology from Fantagraphics Books, Fox Comics (1989–1990) showcased the raw, idiosyncratic energy of the British small-press scene across just four issues. Core contributors Ed Pinsent, Maria Pena, Phil Elliott, and Chris Reynolds delivered a mix of surreal humor, minimalist storytelling, and stark black-and-white art that felt miles from mainstream comics. The series served as an important early vehicle for these creators, capturing a moment when DIY zine culture was pushing into more polished, widely distributed formats. It remains a cult touchstone for fans of outsider, post-punk-inflected comics.