It looks like this past week has been all about mash-ups. We went from Sesame Street Fighters to Picasso Superheroes, and now – thanks to Steve Seeley – we bring you Superhero Gangsters.

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Mighty Healthy unveils their Summer lookbook. Showcasing the new collection and also a few pieces from Spring, the lookbook features legendary skater and BLVD Skateboards founder/owner, Danny Montoya. Revealed in the lookbook are the new graphic tees along with tank tops and some hats. The collection is currently available on the newly designed Mighty Healthy website. mash rating: 7.5/10

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Although we only showed you their sexy Summer lookbook earlier this week, Crooks & Castles offers a first glimpse into the collection for Fall. Items will include new graphic tees, plaid shirts, cardigans, denim, hoodies, shorts, caps, wallets, and backpacks. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Thanks to The Outsiders, one of street art titan Ron English’s most famous works, Grade School Guernica, will be getting a release in a limited run of 95 prints, signed and numbered, measuring 100 x 49 cm. It will be available later this afternoon through The Outsiders’ website for £225 each.

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Nike further evolved their Hyperfuse technology after its initial debut in basketball last year, with the recent release of the Air Force 1 Hyperfuse, and most recently the Air Max 1 was given the updated treatment on a series of colourways. Here we get a look at the midnight fog/blue glow-medium grey version which just started hitting retailers including End. mash rating: 6/10

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Following up on the lookbook we bring you a behind-the-scenes video of the lookbook shoot from Orisue’s Summer collection, titled The Salty Inn.

Here we present you with some of the hats from aNYthing’s Spring/Summer collection. They offer a fresh selection of five panels, along with several snapbacks. Get them now at aNYthing retailers as well as their online shop. mash rating: 7/10

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When it comes to oil paintings and sneakers, immediately Dave White comes to mind. However, there appears to be a new kid in town who goes by the name of Joe DeLorenzo. The Philadelphia-based artist takes a more realistic approach to kicks than Dave White who has an instantly recognizable impressionistic style.

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