- 2012 Limited Edition print. Withdrawn from sale, a handful were sold in galleries. The original ideas for these skulls were separate single images with solid colour backgrounds. A gallery owner who JJ got involved with (who was also an artist) talked JJ into allowing him to use the artwork, so that he could project the images onto canvas to paint them and sell them under his own name with the promise of 50% of all royalties to JJ. (JJ Adams was unknown at this time, naive and no contract was signed.) Royalties were never received and so JJ reworked the skulls into one image and finally released this print after cutting all ties with the gallery and signing with his current publisher. The gallery owner threatened legal action claiming the idea to be entirely his own in order to protect his reputation even though JJ had all the photo evidence to prove otherwise. The gallery owner referred to the situation as "Losing his Meal Ticket" in telephone conversation shortly after JJ had walked out.
JJ reluctantly withdrew the print as it wasn't worth the fight and put it down to a lesson learned. "Some people will pretend to help just to get a better seat to watch your struggle".