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In 1978, John Ira Thomas was asked not to return to Sunday School because he drew what he'd learned that day. This picture sparked interest in the New Age/Metaphysical community, particularly TIRE Magazine. In 2000, John was asked to guest edit the probate-mandated final issue of TIRE to exact his revenge on the community that hounded him and derailed his life. Here now is that issue, reprinted for the first time anywhere with an additional essay by John Ira Thomas.