A sharp, personality-driven issue that blends tattoo culture, underground film, woodcut ferocity, and narrative illustration. The structure runs through intro, style sheet, profiles, Showstoppers, reviews, insider notes, Pop Life, and a final perspective, but the tone is heavier and more mischievous than most mid-2010 issues — very much a celebration of artists who work with attitude.
Dr. Lakra opens the features with his iconic tattoo-influenced drawings and reimagined vintage imagery. John Waters follows with cult-cinema chaos and razor-edged wit, grounding the issue in pure outsider spirit. Dennis McNett delivers explosive woodcut energy, Basco Vasko adds expressive, graffiti-leaning colour work, and Beau Roulette brings raw, intimate photographic storytelling. Simon Robson drops sleek motion-graphics style, and Ariel Schrag closes the lineup with sharp, autobiographical comics. Bold, weird, and loaded with personality — an RB-ready standout from 2010.
