Marvel Comics Iron Man Edition by TK

Following up on earlier previews, we get a full look into the project between Marvel Comics and SILLY THING founder TK. Quite different than the traditional Ironman, Tony Stark is given an awesome gunmetal treatment and blue heart. This special collaboration is scheduled to drop in the states in July 2009. Stay tuned for further details as they arise.

>Marvel Comics Iron Man Edition by TK

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Following up on earlier previews, we get a full look into the project between Marvel Comics and SILLY THING founder TK. Quite different than the traditional Ironman, Tony Stark is given an awesome gunmetal treatment and blue heart. This special collaboration is scheduled to drop in the states in July 2009. Stay tuned for further details as they arise.

Marvel Comics Iron Man Edition by TK

Following up on earlier previews, we get a full look into the project between Marvel Comics and SILLY THING founder TK. Quite different than the traditional Ironman, Tony Stark is given an awesome gunmetal treatment and blue heart. This special collaboration is scheduled to drop in the states in July 2009. Stay tuned for further details as they arise.

Street Level Nine Jackets

The SL-9 jackets are making noise out there!

Put one together with an SL-9 tee shirt, and these water-resistant jackets offer a cool look and a warm cover from tropical rains to snowy days.

The camo print is a b-boy troupe breakdancing into your closet. Check the military patches on the jacket, including the trademark “Subway-Skull” SL-9 employs in it’s imagery. The zipper is sweet too; an all brass and with a traditional NYC “subway” token” style GTA logo. (Global Transit Authority)

Go check out the jackets here, and mention this blog to get a 25% discount on the retail price.

All you have to do is send an email mentioning the blog and the discount, to: info@sl-9.com

Offer lasts ’til April 15th, 2009.

Street Level Nine Jackets

The SL-9 jackets are making noise out there!

Put one together with an SL-9 tee shirt, and these water-resistant jackets offer a cool look and a warm cover from tropical rains to snowy days.

The camo print is a b-boy troupe breakdancing into your closet. Check the military patches on the jacket, including the trademark “Subway-Skull” SL-9 employs in it’s imagery. The zipper is sweet too; an all brass and with a traditional NYC “subway” token” style GTA logo. (Global Transit Authority)

Go check out the jackets here, and mention this blog to get a 25% discount on the retail price.

All you have to do is send an email mentioning the blog and the discount, to: info@sl-9.com

Offer lasts ’til April 15th, 2009.

>Street Level Nine Jackets

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The SL-9 jackets are making noise out there!

Put one together with an SL-9 tee shirt, and these water-resistant jackets offer a cool look and a warm cover from tropical rains to snowy days.

The camo print is a b-boy troupe breakdancing into your closet. Check the military patches on the jacket, including the trademark “Subway-Skull” SL-9 employs in it’s imagery. The zipper is sweet too; an all brass and with a traditional NYC “subway” token” style GTA logo. (Global Transit Authority)

Go check out the jackets here, and mention this blog to get a 25% discount on the retail price.

All you have to do is send an email mentioning the blog and the discount, to: info@sl-9.com

Offer lasts ’til April 15th, 2009.

Street Level Nine Jackets

The SL-9 jackets are making noise out there!

Put one together with an SL-9 tee shirt, and these water-resistant jackets offer a cool look and a warm cover from tropical rains to snowy days.

The camo print is a b-boy troupe breakdancing into your closet. Check the military patches on the jacket, including the trademark “Subway-Skull” SL-9 employs in it’s imagery. The zipper is sweet too; an all brass and with a traditional NYC “subway” token” style GTA logo. (Global Transit Authority)

Go check out the jackets here, and mention this blog to get a 25% discount on the retail price.

All you have to do is send an email mentioning the blog and the discount, to: info@sl-9.com

Offer lasts ’til April 15th, 2009.

Ode To Mass Appeal

In a refrain that’s becoming all-too-familiar for niche music magazine publishers, Mass Appeal, the 12-year-old Brooklyn-based hip-hop and lifestyle magazine, is calling it quits.

The 100,000-circulation title had recently published its 50th issue.

Colossal Media, which owns Mass Appeal, will continue to publish a female-targeted spin-off, Missbehave, as well as Mass Appeal’s Web site.

Co-founder and publisher Adrian Moeller told the Web site Gawker that he is in talks to sell the Mass Appeal, and that a print edition of may eventually relaunch.

In 2005, Patrick Elasik, the magazine’s 26-year-old co-founder and co-owner, was found dead. He had been electrocuted while crossing subway tracks in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.

Elasik founded the magazine with Moeller in 1996.

Ode To Mass Appeal

In a refrain that’s becoming all-too-familiar for niche music magazine publishers, Mass Appeal, the 12-year-old Brooklyn-based hip-hop and lifestyle magazine, is calling it quits.

The 100,000-circulation title had recently published its 50th issue.

Colossal Media, which owns Mass Appeal, will continue to publish a female-targeted spin-off, Missbehave, as well as Mass Appeal’s Web site.

Co-founder and publisher Adrian Moeller told the Web site Gawker that he is in talks to sell the Mass Appeal, and that a print edition of may eventually relaunch.

In 2005, Patrick Elasik, the magazine’s 26-year-old co-founder and co-owner, was found dead. He had been electrocuted while crossing subway tracks in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.

Elasik founded the magazine with Moeller in 1996.

>Ode To Mass Appeal

>

In a refrain that’s becoming all-too-familiar for niche music magazine publishers, Mass Appeal, the 12-year-old Brooklyn-based hip-hop and lifestyle magazine, is calling it quits.

The 100,000-circulation title had recently published its 50th issue.

Colossal Media, which owns Mass Appeal, will continue to publish a female-targeted spin-off, Missbehave, as well as Mass Appeal’s Web site.

Co-founder and publisher Adrian Moeller told the Web site Gawker that he is in talks to sell the Mass Appeal, and that a print edition of may eventually relaunch.

In 2005, Patrick Elasik, the magazine’s 26-year-old co-founder and co-owner, was found dead. He had been electrocuted while crossing subway tracks in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.

Elasik founded the magazine with Moeller in 1996.