Public Access" was in attendance to vehemently criticize the featured programs as the "worst" of what Public Access had to offer. Tony enlisted the services of his friend Sarah Jacobson to help edit his contribution Metal or Muscle? for a Presto Project DVD produced by Widen + Kennedy for Nike. The animated short featured robots attempting to emulate the movements of street athletes. It was scored by his friend Sam Elwitt, a musician best known for The Nutley Brass and his musical scores in the Queer Duck series. The Metal or Muscle? cartoon short saw the return of the primitive Anonymous Boy animation technique first seen in Green Pubes, but refined. The unique DIY animation technique uses cut out figures in real-time movement. The figures wiggle and glide on a transparency across backgrounds. The overall effect is humorous, low-tech, and humanistic- a contrast to both traditional cell animation and to computer generated style. Writings In 2001, Arena began writing a regular column for the long running punk rock zine Maximum Rocknroll. His column lasted until 2004. He continues to draw comics, contributes to books and publications, and produces his own fanzines Homopunk World, created in 1997. Homopunk World featured interviews with many queer punk comics and musicians, including G.B. Jones, C. Bard Cole, and Joe Butcher of the American Band Ludichrist. Arena would also include reviews of punk fanzines and music. Arena also created Punk Rock Freakazoid, The Zine Sin?, Straight and Narrow, Filth, and Anonymous Boy among others. He is a regular contributor to the anthology Boy Trouble, edited by Robert Kirby and David Kelly. The last issue to be released as a zine, the 10th Anniversary issue of Boy Trouble appeared in 2004. Since then, two volumes of the anthology have been published, the first, The Book of Boy Trouble, in 2006, followed by The Book of Boy Trouble Volume 2 in 2008. Recent work In 2008, he appeared in the G.B. Jones film The Lollipop Generation to which he also contributed a song by the same name for the film's soundtrack. The soundtrack included music by Jane Danger, Mariae Nascenti, Bunny & The Lakers and The Hidden Cameras among others. At the film's premiere for the Toronto "Images" film festival, he made a personal appearance along with fellow Lollipop Generation cast members Jena von Brucker, Jane Danger, Andrew Cecil, and Becky Palov. He formed a punk rock