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Humor, PostersPenny Arcade Poster: Subway Gaming Penny Arcade is among the most popular webcomics currently online, hosting both a children's charity (Child's Play) and a gaming convention (PAX) each year. It debuted on November 18, 1998 as a regular feature on the web site loonygames. The authors launched their own site in late 1999, and new comic strips are posted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The strip regularly features the two authors' cartoon alter egos, Tycho Brahe and Jonathan Gabriel ("Gabe"), who represent Holkins and Krahulik respectively. Holkins and Krahulik have admitted before that the characters were not originally meant to represent them, thus they are abstract representations and not caricatures. The decision to have the characters represent the authors was made very shortly after the series began, and the fact that they didn't at all resemble them had never been considered an issue. The two characters spend much of their time playing and commenting on computer and video games, forming the basis of the humor in the...... Penny Arcade Poster: Fruit Fucker Fruit Fucker 2000 A small, robotic juicer with an unusual means of extracting juice. Brenna and Kara tie Fruit Fucker in a sack and set him adrift at sea at one point in the strip, after he touches Brenna's hair in an inappropriate manner. This leads to a multi-comic cross-over story arc. He later is seen helping Tycho and Gabe when they are trapped in the mall with zombies by activating "Code Omega". Capitol Hell Postcard Book by Pete Von Sholly & Denis Kitchen The ultimate Mutants book! America's favorite film monsters artfully crossbred with politicians! See Vice-President Cheney perfectly cast as Dickula! Snicker at Hillary and Bill's Clintonsteins double feature! Beware Giuliani as Nosferudy! Laugh knowingly at Obama as Fundraiser, or 'Mahar's Attacks!' or 'Creature from Ted's Lagoon,' or 'I Married a Mormon from Outer Space,' or 'Attack of the Fifty-Something Woman!' Twenty-four twisted postcard images in all, at once cool, hilarious and frighteningly real!" Lio Shadow 8x8 Laser Cel Lio has no dialogue, telling stories only with images. Lio's main character is a curious young boy with an imagination that's unleashed by bumps in the night and things under the bed, offering shades of dark humor along with straightforward laughs. 'Shadow' recreates one Lio strip as a Laser Cel, a lithograph technology where the image is printed on industrial grade Mylar. Unlike traditional animation cels, Mylar will not fade, chip, crack, or deteriorate. However, images printed with this process still retain the same high quality and brilliant colors found in any animated cell. Measuring 8' x 8', this Laser Cel comes with an individually-numbered aluminum medallion that is laser etched with a logo and the sequential numnbering of the edition." Family Guy Blue Harvest 40x60 Poster Family Guy and Star Wars fans can both appreciate the clever re-imagining of the famous Star Wars Style 'C' poster recently devised for Family Guy's sixth season premiere, 'Blue Harvest.' The original Star Wars cast has all been replaced by the signature players of Family Guy, and even the logo and credits emulate those seen on the original Star Wars poster. This giant version of the infamous 'Blue Harvest' poster measures a whopping 40' x 60'! Don't miss this chance to grab an unusual piece of Star Wars cross-over memorabilia that is sure to become sought after in the future." |
