Mugs

Description: Monster!

Description: Launched in 1972

Description: From a great Comic Book Ad for Spalding with Dr. J

Description: Join the Rebellion!

Description: Remember the days when we had 8 bits, and were thrilled with that?

Description: When bad programs go worse.

Description: A long defunct illustrated horror magazine

Description: Yet another case of an off-hand remark taking my creativity in odd directions.This one is in Dan DeCarlo's style.

Description: The flying wolf in sheep's clothing.

Description: Not just a computer...

Description: What did you do with the tabs?

Description: Long gone, never forgotten.

Description: The valknut is a symbol consisting of three interlocked triangles.

Description: Quicker than the human eye.

Description: Fan of Ultraman? This is the shirt for you.

Description: Forbidden planet, or our next vacation destination?

Description: Nothing to fear, he's a friend.

Description: You can be against all these things, but you probably wouldn't want to advertise that.

Description: Support your local Ghosts

Description: A stylized version of the PB logo

Description: Golden Age Public Domain Superheroes on a Bronze Age style spinner rack sign.

Description: For Bat-Man Fans

Description: The only Space Force we need.

Description: The Winged Horse was recreated in a faux glitter iron-on style.

Description: In between GI Joe's 12 inch Adventure team and GI Joe: A Real American Hero, there was a short-lived 8 inch version of the Joe team. Super Joe Commander! At 7 years old, I was all in... I still am ;)

Description: Some of the best vintage toys were made by Marx!

Description: Defunct in 1984.

Description: For all fans of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero

Description: For the Kenner Superpowers collector.

Description: Watching KR, and drawing.

Description: Feat. my mascot.

Description: My favorite mouse.

Description: A show that had a profound impact on my life.

Description: Kolchak: The Night Stalker is an American television series that aired on ABC during the 1974–1975 season. The series followed wire service reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) who investigates mysterious crimes with unlikely causes, particularly those involving the supernatural or science fiction, including fantastic creatures.

Description: A wonderful, wonderful cat.

Description: He sold his soul for rock & roll.