Kweer Corps International

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Kweer Corps International is a zine by Hank Thigpen from Tallahassee, Florida, U.S.A.

The first issue was released in the Summer of 2002 and focused on the queer punk scene around the world. The cover featured the band Ninja Death Squad. The zine started out with an introduction entitled "Hey, y'all" and aside from reviews and questionaires, the articles included in issue one were: "Matthew Shepard" by PunkFag; "Queer in a gutterpunk world" by Jeff Junker; "Commercial Music and Why It Sucks" by Mary Cook; "Ten Years in the Margins: Riot grrrl and queercore, British style." by Andy Linus; photographs of Ninja Death Squad taken by Angela Agitprop of Agitprop! Records; and "keep on fighting", a poignant and telling collection of hatemail the editor has received over the internet.

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