Well, it’s come and gone. Issue 100 has dropped. And we had a little shin dig in East London to celebrate the occasion.

All 100 issues were on display. There was free beer. These pictures from Sam Ashley tell some of the tale.

- Alex

Someone’s got to be first here!

Kev and Horsey getting their hands on some free shit.

I think this is called hanging tuff.

Can you even spot a single fucking skateboarder in this one? Leeches!

Found one! Stanners!

This is more like it: bring your own booze to the free beer party. Party-ethical.

I heard Smithy was signing autographs too.

Thick as thieves. Or, in Smithy’s case, Fick as Feeves.

Standard.

Standard.

Wrong side of the fucking bar.

Hey, didn’t I see these guys in some football film?

PWBC reppin.

Most peoples top cover choice. Yoga monthly.

Has Ches just lifted Marshall’s wallet?

It’s only fucking Grig!

SPT is most definitely a fan of free beers.

He’s also a serious artist.

And he also realises that tese guys cheeky chaps deserve the finger.

Raemers’ leap in full and soaked in beer.

Being the tallest guy going in the beer queue gets you served quick.

Yeah Brady knows how to open a beer with a lighter. And he’s stoked about it too. So what!?

Not as stoked as this dude though.

Vaughan and Sahar, nicely turned out as always.

Rob explaining the finer points of the Bertlemann to Jerome.

Crew.

Erstwhile editor Niall Neeson, the man responsible for the first 68 issues, showed his face.

And dropped a pose for Sam’s third eye. Not sure what my face is saying though.

And then the call went out to take what you wanted off the walls. She must be our No.1 fan.

The Lovenskate reppers loved the hot tranny action.

You know you were allowed to take them Rob…

Alexi’s hand-tinted tres cover was one of the last to go from the early editions.

Smithy got one of his own somehow. It’s official: nobody likes self props. CMOAC.

Well… saved Edson taking it all down didn’t it…

Roll on the next 100.

Thanks to The Wayward Gallery, Monster Energy and Everyone who has helped us get an issue out the door – skaters, photographers and editors alike.