In an American suburban neighborhood, a meteorite crashes, and everything changes. Completely changes. On the back of the junkyard artist Rockabilly, a pin-up tattoo unfolds its own murderous will. While the fifteen-year-old neighbor, Suicide Girl, who secretly wishes to be a pin-up tattoo herself, watches Rockabilly shoveling with a sigh, one of her breasts swells for no apparent reason. Milk drips from her nipple. A breast pump is needed. Or cigarettes. At the same time, a giant baby is making rounds around the block to distract itself from its obsessive thoughts. The only one who keeps a somewhat clear head that evening is Bones, the dog, who suddenly thinks in human language after the meteorite impact. With his night piece Rockabilly, Mike Wilson paints a melancholic grotesque of the American periphery.