All Over Kill issue 1 is a raw graffiti underground document built from the grime, adrenaline and obsessive style-chasing that defined train writing culture before the internet flattened everything into instant content. Packed with freight pieces, tags, throw-ups, blackbook sketches and scene reports, the zine captures graffiti at its most uncompromising: illegal, competitive and completely driven by reputation. The title itself sounds like a threat sprayed across a rail carriage, perfectly matching the aggressive energy running through the pages.

Like many independent graffiti publications from the era, All Over Kill feels handmade in the best possible way, assembled from stolen moments, exchanged photographs and photocopied culture moving city to city through backpacks and mail trades. Every page carries that unmistakable atmosphere of tunnel dust, ink markers and sleepless train missions, preserving a version of graffiti culture that existed entirely outside mainstream visibility.