Thrasher Magazine

Man, we love those two pages in the back of the mag. Getting skate photos from different scenes around the world is a blast. Ryan has had more pics published in Photo-G than anyone so we figured we’d finally get to know the guy.

Like an infectious, untreatable disease, that one phone app where you hunt down invisible monsters went viral like the Black Plague. Here’s our version where you snoop around for skate critters.

With skateboarding now in the Olympics, there are a lot of devils in the details. For instance, what will the skaters be forced to wear? Here’s a look at some possibilities. Submit your own idea and win a Thrasher package.

This band had a long-time cult following and blew up the last couple of years. Austyn Gillette and David Letterman may have helped, but mostly the tunes did all the work.

Hell, Thrasher started as a zine so you know we have love for all hand-made publications. Here’s a look at some zines we’ve received over the years plus an interview with our long-time zine-reviewer Wez Lundry.

Those ads in the back of old comic books used to promise a lot but deliver very little. Here’s some skate-related items that may or may not live up to the hype. Buyer beware.

Whether you are part of a heavy skate squad in a major metropolis or just a small crew in a small town, your scene is worth documenting (even if you don’t realize it now). Kyle Hofsass published a book which nicely captures his world.

Dogs may be man’s best friend but their real dream is to hop on a board and start ripping like their human companions. Here’s an illustrated book of hardcore canines.

Remember that weird-looking chart in school? From your brain to your board, those elements make up everything around you. Well, here is a list of skaters who have contributed to build what skating is today.