
WILD STYLE 1983 SUBWAY QUEEN ARCHIVE MURAL
LADY PINK's legendary tribute to the Golden Era of NYC subway bombing and the 1983 film Wild Style. Blending surrealist brick characters, soaring subway windows, and vibrant magenta bubble letters.

All-City NYC Subway & Rooftop Bombing Crew Founded by Sane & Smith
The Sane Killers—from Washington Heights tunnels to every bridge and rooftop in New York.
Founded in New York City in the mid-1980s by legendary brothers Sane (David Smith, RIP 1990) and Smith (Roger Smith), TSK (The Super Killers / The Sane Killers) included Ghost, Ja One, Ket, Reas (Todd James), and Lady Pink in all-city subway and highway blitzes.
Sandra Fabara, famously known as LADY PINK, entered the gritty NYC subway scene in 1979 as a high school student and quickly became the undisputed 'First Lady of Graffiti'. Star of the historic 1983 hip-hop movie 'Wild Style', her work seamlessly fuses surrealist socio-political storytelling with explosive aerosol letterforms, and resides in the permanent collections of MoMA and the Whitney.
JA ONE (representing RIS — Rocking It Suckers and XTC) is universally regarded as one of the most prolific all-city street and transit bombers in human history, stamping his unmistakable two-letter throw-up across every borough, bridge, tunnel, and highway in New York City for four decades.

GHOST (RIS) is one of New York City's most revered and uncompromising train and street writers. Emerging in the 1980s alongside JA One, Sane, Smith, and Reas in Rocking It Suckers (RIS), Ghost evolved a wildly psychedelic, unmistakable fluid letter style across NYC subways, freights, and canvases.

Brothers David 'SANE' Smith (1970–1990) and Roger 'SMITH' Smith are two of the most famous all-city bombers in New York history. Core members of Rocking It Suckers (RIS) alongside Ghost and JA One, Sane and Smith achieved global notoriety for painting giant blockbusters across the towers of the Brooklyn Bridge and hitting every transit line in NYC.

Todd James (REAS) is a legendary New York City subway writer and core member of Rocking It Suckers (RIS) and All Out Kings (AOK). Rising to prominence on NYC transit lines in the 1980s before co-creating Street Market at Deitch Projects and exhibiting in major museums worldwide, REAS bridged raw subway cartoon burners and contemporary painting.

Alan Ket (KET) is a renowned NYC graffiti writer representing Rocking It Suckers (RIS) and Children of Destruction (COD). Active across NYC subways and yards from the mid-1980s through the clean-train era, he later founded Stress Magazine and co-founded the Museum of Graffiti in Miami.
Official storefront for [TSK] (THE SUPER KILLERS // THE SANE KILLERS) — limited-run prints, apparel, collector cans, and blackbook zines.
Official [TSK] (THE SUPER KILLERS // THE SANE KILLERS) heavyweight 450gsm cut-and-sew fleece hoodie. Embroidered [TSK] chest crest with full multi-color back burner production graphic and woven "Washington Heights, NY • Est. 1984" hem tag.
![[TSK] COLLECTIVE WALL SIGNED ARCHIVAL SCREENPRINT (24×18 IN)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0ZAcACCAQgQ/hqdefault.jpg)
Museum-grade 6-color hand-pulled silkscreen print on 310gsm cotton rag reproducing [TSK] THE SUPER KILLERS // THE SANE KILLERS's landmark wall production. Blind-stamped with the official [TSK] crew seal and hand-numbered.
Limited collector-series 400ml lithographed aerosol can wrapped in [TSK] signature artwork, bundled with 12 nozzle caps (NY Fat Cap, Astro Fat, German Skinny) in a stamped display tube.
120-page heavy-stock visual history of [TSK] (THE SUPER KILLERS // THE SANE KILLERS) featuring rare 35mm wall & yard photographs, blackbook sketches, founder interviews, and complete crew lineage across Washington Heights, NY, Queens, NY, Brooklyn, NY.

LADY PINK's legendary tribute to the Golden Era of NYC subway bombing and the 1983 film Wild Style. Blending surrealist brick characters, soaring subway windows, and vibrant magenta bubble letters.

Rare look at JA ONE (RIS / XTC), the undisputed king of all-city New York throw-ups, highway heaven spots, and clean-train missions.

Graffiti Pioneer Lady Pink: Early 80s NYC — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).

The NYPD’s War on Graffiti Writers: Lady Pink — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).

Legendary Graffiti Artist Lady Pink Reveals Her Big Early Mistake — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring Sandra Fabara (LADY PINK TC5) (TC5).

JA PF XTC NYC Highway Graffiti — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring JA ONE (RIS / XTC) (RIS).

JA XTC crew graffiti bombing 👨🏻🎨 #graffiti — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring JA ONE (RIS / XTC) (RIS).

JA XTC x WRITERS ITCH EXCLUSIVE FOR AWAKENY — Official Graffiti Culture Hub video documentation featuring JA ONE (RIS / XTC) (RIS).

GHOST (R.I.S.) — NYC Subway & Bombing Legend Documentary Feature — Verified video documentation featuring Ghost (Rocking It Suckers — RIS).

GHOST RIS — Psychedelic Aerosol & Surface Mastery — Verified video documentation featuring Ghost (Rocking It Suckers — RIS).

Rocking It Suckers (R.I.S.) — NYC Bombing History ft. Sane, Smith & Ghost — Verified video documentation featuring Sane (RIP) & Smith (Rocking It Suckers — RIS).

RIS Crew — New York City All-City Bombing Archive — Verified video documentation featuring Sane (RIP) & Smith (Rocking It Suckers — RIS).

Todd James in Conversation with Lee Quiñones — Todd James (REAS) is a legendary New York City subway writer and core member of Rocking It Suckers (RIS) and All Out Kings (AOK). Rising to prominence on NYC transit lines in the 1980s before co-creating Street Market at Deitch Projects and exhibiting in major museums worldwide, REAS bridged raw subway cartoon burners and contemporary painting.

The Taking of Alan Ket Pt. 1 of 3 — Alan Ket (KET) is a renowned NYC graffiti writer representing Rocking It Suckers (RIS) and Children of Destruction (COD). Active across NYC subways and yards from the mid-1980s through the clean-train era, he later founded Stress Magazine and co-founded the Museum of Graffiti in Miami.