Celebrate the players in the professional wrestling world--and especially the bad guys, known as "heels," whose atrocious actions make the sport worth watchingGirls love bad boys, and it's no different in the world of professional wrestling. Whether it was Jake "The Snake" Roberts, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, or Ric Flair, wrestling fans have historically gravitated toward the "heel" or villain. Just as they've previously covered deceased wrestlers and their unforgettable gimmicks, Jon Chattman and Rich Tarantino's latest head-locking adventure celebrates the not-so-good, the bad, and the downright terrible acts of villainy in the world of pro wrestling. With a foreword by "The Innovator of Violence" Tommy Dreamer, "Time Heels" takes an up-close look at the world of heels over the past 30 years, counting down the top heinous moments, wacky lists, first-hand fan perspectives, foreign objects, and stables in 256 jam-packed pages of why the bad guys do it better. They say time heals all wounds--well, read this book and you will soon see why heels have stood the test of time.