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a gritty counterpoint to the clean commercial polish elsewhere in the issue
Stine's Fear Street: Party Summer
and the kind of excitement that only Fear Street can offer
The novella delves into themes of prejudice
JUXTAPOZ 125 time ’ of ourso-called higher cultureA layered, art history meets contemporary issue that blends tattoo lineage, graffiti documentation, folk protest theatre, surreal performance, and intricate collage. The structure runs through intro, picture book, Bam Bam, a single Showstopper, reviews, profiles, and Pop Life a tighter, more curated rhythm that lets each feature stand out. Ed Hardy opens with deep tattoo culture roots and the fine art craftsmanship behind American traditional