HMSB was a zine produced by Wellington punk artist/ graphic-designer Kerry Ann Lee from 1997 – 2004. Kerry began the zine as a creative outlet while studying at Wellington Polytech’s School of Design. In the late 1990’s she was an integral member of the Punkfest organising committee and her distinctive collage design skills were a frequently utilised in the gig posters from this era.
| Editors | Kerry Ann Lee |
| Writers | Kerry Ann Lee |
| First Issue | 1997 |
| Last Issue | 2004 |
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| Based in | Wellington |
Help, My Snowman’s Burning
Issue 2, 1997
fast food, protests, SF Bay Area Girl Convention, the pre-Nazi history of the swastika, book reviews
Help, My Snowman’s Burning
Issue 3, March 1998
DIY is our Community, Don’t Be My Valentine, National Youth Network, Hans Moleman, The Heathers, Boardgame-o-rama, “Bang Yo Head Mutha”: review James Cabaret, January 20, 1998, “You’re My Kung Fu Girl”, Roberta Gregory, Shopping and the Eco-Concious Consumer, Cliques & Cliches
Help, My Snowman’s Burning
Issue 7, winter 2004
Monkey Magic, Lo-Fi Eye for the Hi-Fi Guy: Luke Rowell, Rock Stars and Choc Bars, From Blatz to Bling: the tragic tale of TV Kiwi, The League of Gentlemen, Neo-Tech secret!, 3D Movie: the window installations of Dan Broadwith, Deth P. Sun, Junkfood for the Undead, DIY Silly Dancing
