When Luke has a niggling idea that is far too niche or absurd for a book, he creates flimsy zines to explore his flimsy thoughts. These range from chaotic little comics to unsolicted deep-dives into pop culture obscura. They are sold at markets, festivals and actual shops such as The Sticky Institute in Melbourne and Plush Vintage in Fremantle, Western Australia. Enquire to stock or get a hold of them.
Purportedly written by the very real, actual Buffy the Vampire Slayer (it’s not), this zine shares Buffy’s secret taxonomy for all the spookers she’s encountered, including perhaps the most sinister of all… MEN!
I use very impressive scholarly research to reach back into Garfield’s forgotten past and present a truly shocking theory on what Garfield actually represents. Rember the shock and horror when we found out Hello Kitty wasn’t a cat? The truth about Garfield will floor you!
Professional Chef and Knife Fighter Gordon Ramsay loves to say “Hey! Big Boy!” a lot. But what happens when he tackles the new restaurant concepts of some of pop culture’s BIGGEST Big Boys?!
Four of the greasiest greasers try to greases innocent people out of their greasy goodness. Greasy!
Luke is watching every episode of Australian soap opera, Neighbours, from 1985 to the present. This is an eerie account of all the fantastical dream sequences that occur in the first 1,400 episodes. Including the dog’s!
Our brains are designed to recognise patterns and you can’t watch 1,400 episodes of popular Australian soap, Neighbours, without eventually asking yourself… “Why are there so many ding-dang clowns?!”