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Description: Defunct since 1975.

Description: Defunct since 1956.

Description: Defunct since 1950.

Description: Gone but never forgotten.

Description: Defunct since 1957.

Description: 'Nuff said.

Description: Defunct since 1957.

Description: Are you living a Code Approved life?

Description: When I was a kid, my folks and I would go to Shakey's Pizza every Friday night in Rancho Cordova CA. After that we would then go to Payless. I have the fondest memories of those days.

Description: Number 9, the car that Racer X drove.

Description: More clip-art inspiration.

Description: More clip-art inspiration.

Description: More clip-art inspiration.

Description: An ancient Greek pottery design depicting a battle.

Description: The coolest Polar Bear in any convenience store.

Description: The Winged Horse

Description: Eclipse Comics published comics from the late 1970’s until they folded in 1993. They were one of the larger independent comic publishers of the time and are notable for publishing classics such as Alan Moore's Miracleman.

Description: I've always liked designs like this.

Description: Pretty much says it all.

Description: If I still had my dojo set up, this would be the motto.

Description: If I still had my dojo set up, this would be the motto.

Description: When you don't wish to use your real name...

Description: The entertainment magazine for 70's kids.

Description: Ninja - One who endures.

Description: The first lesson is always the salute.

Description: I based this off of the old mego dolls.

Description: Betamax slayer, VHS is now a format from the annals of nostalgia.

Description: Something that we Mix-Tape connoisseurs were very familiar with.

Description: The kuji-in also known as Nine Hand Seals is a system of mudras and associated mantras that consist of nine syllables. The mantras are referred to as kuji, which literally translates as nine characters The syllables used in kuji are numerous, especially within Japanese esoteric Mikkyō.

Description: Support voting rights.

Description: This is the way

Description: America's Radio Station

Description: Lovin' it yet?

Description: One of the best reveals in the history of television.

Description: Show 'em your war face.

Description: My slight redesign of one of the title cards from the classic series from 1966.