This Week's (and Last Week's) Shirt (11.23.10)

This week at the Forlorn Funnies Shirt Shop: last week's inexplicably un-posted shirt (a reprisal of one of the first experiments on the site, now featuring Anaximenes from Oh Well), and posted well in advance of the Thanksgiving bustle, one of my favorites to date... The Commendable Abbotts.

When the Moonstone Spider relic is missing from the library and the rocket boots are still warm, and there's a bit of overturned earth that indicates the cloaked man went this way, and the coded writing on the discarded parchment reads backwards in greek, then it's high time to call on... The Commendable Abbotts!

The dude has a boomerang, what more do you want?

This Week's Shirt (8.19.10)

This week at the Forlorn Funnies Shirt Shop: once again I'm a day late in posting this, but who's counting? You? Or that guy? Who does that guy think he is anyway? Does he think he's better than me? Maybe he is better than me... Where did he get that belt? That's a nice belt.

(For the keen eyed: this design features the decapitated noggin of none other than nihilist Schubert from the Oh Well duo. Re-drawn here in an all new bland expression.)

"Oh Well" Still Rears Its Nihilist/Omniscient Head

The boys of "Oh Well" are still lurking in the apparel section of the internet department store. You can purchase the shirt here for as long as it's around. Go to town, clothes conquistadors.

"Oh Well" (Sort Of) Storms the T-Shirt World

Though I did a small run of this shirt (printed by the always great to work with Black Hole Press here in Chicago), and included it in a wave of merchandise featured in this Sunday Service for the Holy Consumption, I never sold the "Oh Well" shirt online. But now it's up for the public to digitally nab on the t-shirt site woot. Not that Schubert, the philosophical nihilist human, cares, nor does the omniscient Anaximenes, Schubert's cat/dog (note: Schubert doesn't believe in ownership or species) fail to see how it will all turn out.

My favorite comment about the shirt as of this post: "Strange design, makes ya think weird thoughts. I like it in some odd way: I just cant wear this on a shirt."

Oh Well. As my mother would always say to us when we were young: "de gustibus non disputandum." Which I think meant we should do our homework.