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Rolling Red Knuckles
The 44th Avenue Rolling Redknuckles are the coolest toughest sexiest gang on the planet. Are you cool enough to roll with the Redknuckles?
Set in the world 2030, New York is a foreign country and the US is a war zone. In this future eight women known as the Rolling Red Knuckles are going to lose their gym. The debt collector has come calling and the Red Knuckles don’t have much time. What do they do? They need money and they need it fast. Desperation leads the girls to take up jobs from rich criminals. Society is in an post-apocalyptic state so most people are criminals, societies structure is corrupt and criminals are more powerful than the police.
The girls aren't trying to fix the world, just survive in it.To see more of this exciting property visit http://www.illicit.co.nz/rolling.htm
Rolling Red Knuckles is a trademark of the Martin Emond Estate http://www.illicit.co.nz/martinemondAbout Martin Emond
Emond found success early in his career illustrating Gordon Rennie's White Trash comic, which led to other high-profile cartoon work including designing album covers for Glenn Danzig. He drew the (extremely violent and bloody) strip "Accident Man" for the short-lived UK comic Toxic! in 1991. Later he created memorable characters such as the irreverent streetkid Switchblade and girl gang the Rolling Red Knuckles. Many of his illustrations were also produced extensively as screenprints on clothing for the popular New Zealand streetwear label Illicit.
Emond's work is said to be reminiscent of rock n' roll tattoos and classic sign art, and characterised by darkly sardonic humour.
