The sultry star of Passion Play, Megan Fox, graces the cover of Rebel Ink’s March 2011 issue.

Feb. 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Paramus, NJ—Rebel Ink, the publication that delivers the wildest, larger-than-life, tattooed baddasses you’ll ever see, announced the release of their latest, February/March 2011 issue. The blazing, new issue features an ink-dripping pictorial on Passion Play starlet, Megan Fox, as she divulges her “passion” to her body art. Another person hitting the new issue hard is Daryn Colledge, marked-up guard of the Super Bowl XLV championship contenders, Green Bay Packers. And let us not forget about the HBIC of the “Bad Girls Club: Miami”, Lea Lorraine—who sat down to dish about her reign as head of the BGC house and her mind-blowing ink.
Each page of RI is a testimony to their extreme lifestyle and extreme art, and this new issue offers that and a whole lot more. The new issue takes you to the MMA ring to duke it out with Angelo “Anarchy” Antuna, where he discussed his kickass ink as well as his jaw-dropping fighting techniques.  And what would Rebel Ink be without tat shop coverage? RI took a trip down south to witness the amazing art from All or Nothing’s head honcho, Brandon Bond. Afterwards, RI headed West and revisited with Todd Smithson to chop it up about his ink work and the Nothing Sacred Tattoo shop.

As always, Rebel Ink makes it a mission to delve into the subculture of tattoos and tattooing. Also featured in the February/March 2011 issue are garage band, Blacklist Royals from Nashville, TN—who had their own inked, death-defying story to tell—as well as, former drummer for Saigon Kick and Skid Row, Phil Varone—who along with his fiancée, Achsha Lamb, spoke with RI about Varone’s wild past and their tats.

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Rebel Ink magazine made its grandiose debut in May 2009, and it has been tearing through the tattoo magazine scene since its inception. Rebel Ink is distributed across America as well as in Australia, Canada and the UK and is available in most major chains including Walmart, Borders, Barnes & Nobles and 7-11.