Tattoo Magazine April 1998 Issue 104 (1317) Mark Mahoney Jennifer Billig Voodoo

Publication: Tattoo Magazine (Paisano Publications) Issue Date: April 1998 (Issue 104) SKU: 1317

Condition Report: The magazine is in Very Good Vintage Condition. It displays light edge wear, minor corner creasing, and typical handling marks consistent with a late-90s newsstand magazine. The spine is tight, the binding is secure, and all interior pages are crisp and clean. Please review all images carefully to see the exact condition.

Featured Artists, Events & Highlights:

• 🚨 COVER STORY & ARTISTS: The cover features model Angela DeCenzo showing off a stunning tiger/water sleeve (inked by Ken Cameron). Inside features a massive profile on the absolute legend and black-and-grey pioneer Mark Mahoney ("Subtle Shadings" / "Finer Shades of Gray"). Plus, "Final Destination Unknown" exploring the worldly art of Jennifer Billig.

• Sideshow Ink! A fascinating historical deep dive into vintage body art with a visit to the "Thirties Carnival Circuit."

• Global Tattoo Conventions: "On Tour!" Extensive event coverage featuring a special section on the San Francisco convention, Tattoos & Voodoo (southern comfort in the Big Easy/New Orleans), and Meeting of the Marked (celebrating Halloween in Steel Town).

• Ink Showcases: Stunning portfolios highlighting the work of top artists and serious collectors. Features include Guido Brenner, David Waldeman, Billy Naylor, Larry Lerma, Mark Slater, Lou Terzini, and Linda Scharg.

• Vintage Adverts: The back cover features the classic, nostalgic, full-color illustrated advertisement for Huck Spaulding Enterprises, promoting their Guide to Successful Tattooing book, body piercing jewelry, and color tattoo flash.

Shipping: Dispatched securely in a rigid cardboard mailer and protective sleeve to ensure it arrives in the exact condition photographed.

Tattoo Magazine, April 1998, Issue 104, Mark Mahoney, Jennifer Billig, Vintage Tattoo Flash, Body Art, Tattoo Conventions, San Francisco, 90s Ink Culture, Huck Spaulding, (1317)