Akira (アキラ) Trailer

A pointless post but good in nostalgia.

British DPM Camouflage Rio Grande Travel Pack

 

I came across this neat little British DPM camo traveling pack on ebay for around $30. With the recession we're currently in, a 21 x 12 travel backpack for thirty bucks isn't such a bad offer. Plus woodland camouflage is as timeless as ever.

If I've tickled your fancy, there are some more on ebay or amazon.

SCUMBAGS & SUPERSTARS

So those dudes at Hobby Horse have a pretty chill clothing brand by the of SCUMBAGS & SUPERSTARS. I'm not even going to complicate this post with witty adulation, just checkout their store my friend.

(Dada Skull)

Comic books suck when you don't have some kind of elaborate storage method. Stacking them in a corner or a table is cool, but real people have more than just a coffee tables worth of shit.

When I was 13, I used to seal every comic in its own polyethylene bag and place said bag into a five foot by long plastic box, lined with an old beach towel I got from my grandmother with a whale swimming in space. I would reorganize that box three or four times a month and refold the stupid beach towel every chance I could... Now their just all over the place! Waking up late at night, I'm tripping over poorly drawn Liefeld panels and a words jumble of text bubbles. The sad part is, I don't really care. Go figure! I guess this was another point less post.

BeavBart shirt

This sweet thang is brought to us by Mildred Town, and what a beauty she is. You should, like buy it and stuff here.

BADBADNOTGOOD | UWM (Ft. Leland Whitty)

BADBADNOTGOOD is a Toronto cover band... and they're pretty good at what they do. You can download their new album on their site.

8-bit ZOMBIE

(8-bit ZOMBIE SNAP BACKS)

Let your mind wonder back, back to the time where things didn't suck so much balls. A time where Nintendo was kings, Saved by the Bell was relevant, the Thundercats were tolerable and people of all colors still wore LA Gear. Yeah, LA Gear!

But rejoice my fellow 80's babies, 8-bit ZOMBIE is our saving grace. Bottling up our gleeful nostalgia and channeling it into pretty neat products.