It’s very hard to officialise this kind of claim in a subculture that often kicks hard against any form of officialisation, but as far as my research goes nothing even points towards anyone trying to make the smallest zine in the world. So in this case I’ll make the claim, even if it may never be proved. Buy/Order here/Via

* 1/2 is an art exchange project between four french girls who are really into graphic design and drawing. Via

* ELK Zine. Via

* 48 Hour Magazine’s first issue - the theme was Hustle and it was put together in 48 hours. Via

* Poor But Sexy is a Canadian independent publication created to provide a fresh avenue for artists and marketers to showcase their work through project-based spreads, profiles, stories, and interviews. Via

* The first edition of the Kasino Creative Annual - about hair, which focuses on the aesthetic, biological and cultural aspects of hair

* Cassette Tape Magazine (Team Evil) fits inside a cassette tape box - with a series of images and associated thoughts on old video games, William Gibson’s Neuromancer and 70s robot porn, MF Doom fan art, Japanese public information posters and bad taste wolf art all get an airing. Via

* Collection is a magazine that presents drawing in many forms, from contemporary art to graphic novels to graphic design. Via

* Underscore Magazine #1. Via

* Diamond Comics by Floating World Comics in Portland

* Food Fantasy, an amazing zine by Denver-based Milton Melvin Croissant III. Via

San Francisco Panorama is an upcoming 300-plus-page, single-edition newspaper from McSweeney’s, the indie publishing house founded by author Dave Eggers. “The Panorama may be the biggest, most creative and famously bylined edition of a newspaper ever printed,” says Ward Bushee, San Francisco Chronicle editor

* The Gentlewoman: “The launch issue invokes a number of famous women in its editorial, including Germaine Greer, Patty Hearst, Janet Jackson and Olga Korbut, as it describes an optimistic outlook focused on the remarkable and contemporary rather than celebrity.” Via

* Monu - a magazine on urbanism is a unique bi-annual international forum for artists, writers and designers that are working on topics of urban culture, development and politics

* Junk Jet n°3 asked for fluxing architectures, boogie, buildings, rolling rocks, flying architectures, provisory pyramids, and temporary eternities

* Dorade magazine: Brilliant and sinuous, collector of photographic discoveries and forms of criticism, Dorade is an artistic periodical where mermaids admit to their slightly fishy odour

* Grey a new fashion magazine

* Plug & Play: Visionaire #57. For the smart partner issue, Visionaire is going electric. The artwork features a calendar with 365 works of art selected by 52 curators and art collectors that plugs into the wall using a smart fortwo-shaped plug

* Waterfall Magazine is a beautifully laid out art magazine based in Taiwan. Via

* The young photographer from Moscow Anna Yausheva did a great looking zine

* Hunter and Cook is a fantastic quarterly arts magazine from Toronto, Canada. Via

* A Guide Magazine: This guide-within-magazine format will present a different city from a characteristic perspective with every edition.

* 80*81: What happened? A retrovisionary research by Christopher Roth and Georg

* ilinx, new german magazine about cultural studies

Just quick & diry - some great looking new magazines:
* Under/current: “Provocative, disruptive and intelligent, Under/current is a brilliantly original arts magazine that mixes in fashion, music, literature and lots of photography.” Via
* BLACK PAGES is a monthly releasing artist-fanzine in an edition of 300 pieces.
* The Exhibitionist is a new journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Via
* Junk Jet is a fanzine, a collaborative format set up to discuss speculative works on topics of electronic media, aesthetics, and on architectures. Via
* Nazi Knife 6 is a visual publication ran by Jonas Delaborde and Hendrik Hegray. It’s cryptic, absurd and pointless, but also fun to look at.
* Harmi – The Double Negative Journal has been born as a reaction to the continuous feeding of positive thinking. The goal is to create contrast and therefore balance the world of happy endings. Via
* Montreal-based Palimpsest is an unbound magazine comprised of prints, literature, audio, textile, and video! Via
* Fire & Knives is a print quarterly of new writing about food. We give established writers a place for work that would not be published elsewhere; new writers a place to show themselves and experts in other fields an opportunity to write about our favourite subject. Via
* Girls Like Us magazine is back! Via
* Peng! is a magazine for art, music and hair. Via
* Supmag is a bi-annual music magazine. Via