North American Anarchist Vol. 1, No. 9, March/April 1981
Issue #9 of the North American Anarchist, with articles on El Salvador and the FMLN, a militant gay demonstration in Toronto, self-reduction of prices in response to inflation, repression in post-Franco Spain, a critique of "cultish" tendencies in the anarchist movement, evolution and sociobiology, militarism and the arms race, reviews of the film 9 to 5, and books by Stuart Christie and Clifford Harper and about Johann Most, class and culture, the myths around Swedish social democracy, the British Columbia Telephone social strike, crisis at Chrysler, struggles in Poland and more.
Illustrations - Clifford Harper
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 2 2015 18:37
Radical illustrations from UK anarchist artist, Clifford Harper.
Anarchist portraits - Clifford Harper
Submitted by Steven. on Apr 7 2015 17:50
Anarchy: graphic guide - Clifford Harper
A clearly written and simple introduction to anarchism, beautifully illustrated in Clifford Harper's distinctive woodcut-style, published in 1987.
The Raven: Anarchist Quarterly (Front Covers) 1987-2003
Submitted by working class s... on Aug 10 2012 19:08
The Raven was a quarterly anarchist journal. It was published by Freedom Press, and ran between 1987-2003. In total there are 43 issues, each edition focuses on a specific topic, from a wide range of contributors.
Cover artists included Clifford Harper and Donald Rooum.
Libcom also hosts an online Raven archive.
Anarchy comics
Anarchy Comics was a series of comics produced by the San Francisco based publisher Last Gasp, between 1978 and 1987. Here are all four published comics in PDF format.
Class War Comix - Clifford Harper
The first chapter of a projected graphic novel by the English cartoonist and anarchist, published in 1979.
