Skateboarder Vol. 19 No. 2 queer where scenes of inspired cruelty

where scenes of inspired cruelty and restraint are enhanced by classic horror film iconography

striking locations and an eye for the perfect image

Watching these episodes feels like stumbling across a late-night broadcast from an alternate universe where cartoons inherited the earth and decided to make public-access television

and Leif Huage (Kickflip)

long before the web became part of daily life

Skateboarder Vol. 19 No. 2 queer where scenes of inspired crueltySkateboarder Vol. 19 No. 2 (November to December 1999) captures skateboarding at the end of the decade as street skating reached new levels of technical precision while many of the sport's biggest names entered new phases of their careers. Eric Koston graces the cover, and the issue balances cutting edge skateboarding with thoughtful features on the culture surrounding it. Highlights include an extensive Tony Hawk interview reflecting on retirement