There's something intrinsically adorable about furry critters.
And, millions of children grew up enchanted by animated cartoons.
So, when you have G-rated classic cartoon-style art of furry critters on a variety of collectibles, well, that's a match made in heaven for those who need Christmas presents, whether big ones for under the tree or tiny stocking stuffers for young ones or ones young at heart!
(And aren't you glad we have both types?) ;-)
We offer an entire section called Tykes, Toddlers & Tiny Tots™ filled to bursting with Kids' Light & Dark Tees, Infant/Toddler Tees, Onesies / Creepers / Infant BodySuits, Bibs, Diaper Bags, Shopping / Tote Bags, Nursery / Kids' BedRoom Clocks, Mugs, MousePads, Nursery / Kids' BedRoom Calendars, Refrigerator / BedRoom Magnets, and Aprons adorned with dogs, cats, mice, bears, foxes, squirrels, as well as clowns, magicians, cowboys, spacemen, robots, dinosaurs, and the occasional non-threatening monster!
For those who like pop culture cuteness for their kids, it's ALWAYS Christmas at Atomic Kommie Comics™! (And you won't have to feed or clean up after OUR furry friends!)
Monday, November 24, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
He Who Personifies Christmas, 2008--Scrooge!
Trash the Tree!
Mangle the Mistletoe!
Exterminate the EggNog!
It's 2008! Economic Armageddon is upon us, and only ONE MAN can show us the True Way to Financial Salvation!
Ebenezer Scrooge!
Only a tight-fisted miser can save us from the Depression that is to come!
Charles Dickens' immortal Hero is back to lead us thru these dark times!
And only Atomic Kommie Comics™ could offer you so many different bargain-priced ways to show how you appreciate Him!
We offer almost two dozen designs including...
Several from the 1st Edition A Christmas Carol!
Several from the A Christmas Carol illustrated by legendary fantasy artist Arthur Rackham!
A trio from A Christmas Carol the Movie with Alistair Sim as the definitive screen Scrooge!
PLUS: several other Scrooge and Christmas Carol designs including a "Bah, Humbug!" in classic Victorian-era lettering!
What better way to show what Christmas 2008 means to us all?
Choose from our reasonably-priced Clothing or Collectibles (including 10 or 20 packs of greeting cards / Christmas cards with FREE personalization!) to proclaim to the world your loyalty to Him!
Give the gift that keeps on giving, even if you, personally, don't!
And "Bah, Humbug!" to all this Holiday Season!
BE A MISER--FREE SHIPPING on Apparel//Clothing orders of $50 or more Friday, Nov. 21 thru Sunday Nov. 23! (NOTE: Includes Messenger & Tote Bags!) Use Code FEMHOL8 at CheckOut!
Includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, polos, denim shirts, tank tops, camisoles, undergarments, bags, headwear, aprons, bibs, and infant bodysuits. Delivery address must be within the United States and cannot be a PO Box. All orders will be Economy shipping unless the order is not eligible for Economy shipping (e.g., order exceeds Economy weight restrictions). Coupon code must be entered at CafePress.com check out. Promotion starts on November 21, 2008, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) and ends on November 23, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Cannot be combined with any other CafePress.com offers, discounts or coupons and this offer may change, be modified or cancelled at anytime without notice.
Mangle the Mistletoe!
Exterminate the EggNog!
It's 2008! Economic Armageddon is upon us, and only ONE MAN can show us the True Way to Financial Salvation!
Ebenezer Scrooge!
Only a tight-fisted miser can save us from the Depression that is to come!
Charles Dickens' immortal Hero is back to lead us thru these dark times!
And only Atomic Kommie Comics™ could offer you so many different bargain-priced ways to show how you appreciate Him!
We offer almost two dozen designs including...
Several from the 1st Edition A Christmas Carol!
Several from the A Christmas Carol illustrated by legendary fantasy artist Arthur Rackham!
A trio from A Christmas Carol the Movie with Alistair Sim as the definitive screen Scrooge!
PLUS: several other Scrooge and Christmas Carol designs including a "Bah, Humbug!" in classic Victorian-era lettering!
What better way to show what Christmas 2008 means to us all?
Choose from our reasonably-priced Clothing or Collectibles (including 10 or 20 packs of greeting cards / Christmas cards with FREE personalization!) to proclaim to the world your loyalty to Him!
Give the gift that keeps on giving, even if you, personally, don't!
And "Bah, Humbug!" to all this Holiday Season!
BE A MISER--FREE SHIPPING on Apparel//Clothing orders of $50 or more Friday, Nov. 21 thru Sunday Nov. 23! (NOTE: Includes Messenger & Tote Bags!) Use Code FEMHOL8 at CheckOut!
Includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, polos, denim shirts, tank tops, camisoles, undergarments, bags, headwear, aprons, bibs, and infant bodysuits. Delivery address must be within the United States and cannot be a PO Box. All orders will be Economy shipping unless the order is not eligible for Economy shipping (e.g., order exceeds Economy weight restrictions). Coupon code must be entered at CafePress.com check out. Promotion starts on November 21, 2008, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) and ends on November 23, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Cannot be combined with any other CafePress.com offers, discounts or coupons and this offer may change, be modified or cancelled at anytime without notice.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Enjoy some Graphic LUST at ChristmasTime!
If you've been a faithful reader of this blog, you're well aware we have a section in Atomic Kommie Comics™ called Seduction of the Innocent™ featuring risque pop culture subjects in both comix and film. In that vein, we present today's tawdry tale...
"She was greedy, heartless and calculating.
She knew what she wanted and was ready to sacrifice anything to get it"
Before Gil Kane's Blackmark, before Will Eisner's A Contract with God, there was It Rhymes with Lust, considered by many to be the FIRST Graphic Novel!
Created in 1950 by writers Arnold Drake (Doom Patrol, Guardians of the Galaxy) & Leslie Waller (numerous crime novels) under the pseudonym "Drake Waller" and artists Matt Baker (Phantom Lady) & Ray Osrin, the digest-sized b/w comic was a pulp noir potboiler about a steel-producing town (like Pittsburgh) and a manipulative woman named Rust who will use ANY means to control it. (It's a rather adult book, though not pornographic! Think "soft R" rating!)
Trivia: Leslie Waller, besides writing numerous crime novels, also penned the novelization of Close Encounters of the Third Kind!
The "Picture Novel" series (Lust was the first title) published by pulp/comic company St. John Publications, only ran for two books before being cancelled due to poor sales.
The book has been reprinted twice in recent years, first by Fantagraphics in the magazine The Comics Journal #277, then, in it's original format by Dark Horse Comics with a new intro by Arnold Drake. Both are available at your local comic shop or online.
Why do we tell you all this?
Because we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ believe that other companies occasionally produce kool collectibles, and in the Spirit of Christmas, we want to promote stuff that we ourselves would want under the tree. (Significant Other, please take note...)
Of course, the fact that we ourselves also produce It Rhymes with Lust collectors items like mugs, mousepads and mens'/women's clothing that would make great accompanying items in a themed gift package for a loved one who's into Graphic Novels this Yuletide never occured to us!
Nope, never!
Didn't even cross our minds! ;-)
DISCOUNT COUPON: Friday, Nov. 21 thru Sunday Nov. 23--FREE SHIPPING on Apparel//Clothing orders of $50 or more! (NOTE: Includes Messenger & Tote Bags!) Use Code FEMHOL8 at CheckOut!
Includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, polos, denim shirts, tank tops, camisoles, undergarments, bags, headwear, aprons, bibs, and infant bodysuits. Delivery address must be within the United States and cannot be a PO Box. All orders will be Economy shipping unless the order is not eligible for Economy shipping (e.g., order exceeds Economy weight restrictions). Coupon code must be entered at CafePress.com check out. Promotion starts on November 21, 2008, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) and ends on November 23, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Cannot be combined with any other CafePress.com offers, discounts or coupons and this offer may change, be modified or cancelled at anytime without notice.
"She was greedy, heartless and calculating.
She knew what she wanted and was ready to sacrifice anything to get it"
Before Gil Kane's Blackmark, before Will Eisner's A Contract with God, there was It Rhymes with Lust, considered by many to be the FIRST Graphic Novel!
Created in 1950 by writers Arnold Drake (Doom Patrol, Guardians of the Galaxy) & Leslie Waller (numerous crime novels) under the pseudonym "Drake Waller" and artists Matt Baker (Phantom Lady) & Ray Osrin, the digest-sized b/w comic was a pulp noir potboiler about a steel-producing town (like Pittsburgh) and a manipulative woman named Rust who will use ANY means to control it. (It's a rather adult book, though not pornographic! Think "soft R" rating!)
Trivia: Leslie Waller, besides writing numerous crime novels, also penned the novelization of Close Encounters of the Third Kind!
The "Picture Novel" series (Lust was the first title) published by pulp/comic company St. John Publications, only ran for two books before being cancelled due to poor sales.
The book has been reprinted twice in recent years, first by Fantagraphics in the magazine The Comics Journal #277, then, in it's original format by Dark Horse Comics with a new intro by Arnold Drake. Both are available at your local comic shop or online.
Why do we tell you all this?
Because we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ believe that other companies occasionally produce kool collectibles, and in the Spirit of Christmas, we want to promote stuff that we ourselves would want under the tree. (Significant Other, please take note...)
Of course, the fact that we ourselves also produce It Rhymes with Lust collectors items like mugs, mousepads and mens'/women's clothing that would make great accompanying items in a themed gift package for a loved one who's into Graphic Novels this Yuletide never occured to us!
Nope, never!
Didn't even cross our minds! ;-)
DISCOUNT COUPON: Friday, Nov. 21 thru Sunday Nov. 23--FREE SHIPPING on Apparel//Clothing orders of $50 or more! (NOTE: Includes Messenger & Tote Bags!) Use Code FEMHOL8 at CheckOut!
Includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, polos, denim shirts, tank tops, camisoles, undergarments, bags, headwear, aprons, bibs, and infant bodysuits. Delivery address must be within the United States and cannot be a PO Box. All orders will be Economy shipping unless the order is not eligible for Economy shipping (e.g., order exceeds Economy weight restrictions). Coupon code must be entered at CafePress.com check out. Promotion starts on November 21, 2008, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) and ends on November 23, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Cannot be combined with any other CafePress.com offers, discounts or coupons and this offer may change, be modified or cancelled at anytime without notice.
Friday, November 21, 2008
DINOSAURS under the Christmas Tree!
What kid doesn't love dinosaurs?
The very idea of being a huge, unstoppable creature rampaging, devouring, and stepping on everything and everybody has an undeniable appeal to little young ones, who normally feel helpless in a world too big for them! (Why do you think Godzilla is still going strong after 50 years? And what about the success of the Jurassic Park trilogy?)
We at Atomic Kommie Comics™ are no different! (A look at the various plastic "giant" reptiles adorning our office will confirm that!)
And since we're just big kids ourselves, we created a whole Dinosaurs section in our sci-fi section The Future WAS Fantastic!™ with ten different vintage images from classic comics AND movies!
What kid wouldn't want a dinosaur under the tree or in his/her stocking on Christmas morning?
Don't disappoint them! Give 'em something to ROAR about!
Dinosaurs!
Once they ruled the planet!
Now they'll dominate your wardrobe!
Once they ruled the planet!
Now they'll dominate your wardrobe!
DISCOUNT COUPON: Friday, Nov. 21 thru Sunday Nov. 23--FREE SHIPPING on Apparel//Clothing orders of $50 or more! (NOTE: Includes Messenger & Tote Bags!) Use Code FEMHOL8 at CheckOut!
Includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, polos, denim shirts, tank tops, camisoles, undergarments, bags, headwear, aprons, bibs, and infant bodysuits. Delivery address must be within the United States and cannot be a PO Box. All orders will be Economy shipping unless the order is not eligible for Economy shipping (e.g., order exceeds Economy weight restrictions). Coupon code must be entered at CafePress.com check out. Promotion starts on November 21, 2008, at 12:00 a.m. (PST) and ends on November 23, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Cannot be combined with any other CafePress.com offers, discounts or coupons and this offer may change, be modified or cancelled at anytime without notice.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Unwrap Undercover Girl this Christmas!
Spies have always been popular in fiction.
Girls have always been popular in fiction.
So, it stands to reason that girl spies would be popular in fiction, right?
Not quite...
With the notable exception of Modesty Blaise, female secret agents have not been able to hold the spotlight, despite several high-quality attempts to crack the glass ceiling of spydom!
In comics, the short-lived 1950s Undercover Girl series from Magazine Enterprises was probably the best of the femme-spy genre.
Featuring art by luminaries like Bob Powell, Gil Kane, and Dick Ayers, the series detailed the adventures of government agent Starr Flagg against spies, saboteurs, and criminals.
Starr could shoot and fight (And, as you can see from the art, ride a motorcycle, one-handed yet!) as well as any male agent, but could play helpless and innocent to throw the baddies off-guard until she could kick serious butt!
Since she has no super-powers or outlandish gimmicks, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ titled her "The Heroine ANY Girl can be!™" and made her one of the feature characters in our Heroines™ line with three different covers, as well as her classic retro-style logo on a variety of goodies including tops, shirts, mugs, and many other tchochkies.
What grrrl from 6 to 60 wouldn't want to find something featuring Undercover Girl under her Christmas tree or in her stocking?
COUPON: For today, November 20th ONLY...Save $5 on your order of $25 or more on ANY OFFICE PRODUCTS (Mousepads, Mugs, Clocks, Magnets, etc.)
Use code DEMHOL7 at checkout.
Expires at 11:59 pm Pacific Time.
Girls have always been popular in fiction.
So, it stands to reason that girl spies would be popular in fiction, right?
Not quite...
With the notable exception of Modesty Blaise, female secret agents have not been able to hold the spotlight, despite several high-quality attempts to crack the glass ceiling of spydom!
In comics, the short-lived 1950s Undercover Girl series from Magazine Enterprises was probably the best of the femme-spy genre.
Featuring art by luminaries like Bob Powell, Gil Kane, and Dick Ayers, the series detailed the adventures of government agent Starr Flagg against spies, saboteurs, and criminals.
Starr could shoot and fight (And, as you can see from the art, ride a motorcycle, one-handed yet!) as well as any male agent, but could play helpless and innocent to throw the baddies off-guard until she could kick serious butt!
Since she has no super-powers or outlandish gimmicks, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ titled her "The Heroine ANY Girl can be!™" and made her one of the feature characters in our Heroines™ line with three different covers, as well as her classic retro-style logo on a variety of goodies including tops, shirts, mugs, and many other tchochkies.
What grrrl from 6 to 60 wouldn't want to find something featuring Undercover Girl under her Christmas tree or in her stocking?
COUPON: For today, November 20th ONLY...Save $5 on your order of $25 or more on ANY OFFICE PRODUCTS (Mousepads, Mugs, Clocks, Magnets, etc.)
Use code DEMHOL7 at checkout.
Expires at 11:59 pm Pacific Time.
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