Screw Style follows of the story of an unnamed boy who goes around several places in war-torn Japan in order to find a doctor who can fix his pierced artery.

He then decides to search the village again, this time properly and encounters an old woman who tells him that the doctor he desires is in a nearby factory, but the boy goes to a female gynecologist who resides in a bunker instead.

Screw Style does not have a conventional plot, and like many of Tsuge's works for Garo, it has a surreal, ambiguous quality in the progress of the narrative and the artwork.

It was published in the June 1968 issue of Garo magazine and gained cult status among Japanese youth at the time.

In 1972 it was published under the title The Stopcock in the scholarly journal, Concerned Theatre Japan for their double issue volume two release.