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Adventure Time T-Shirts
by jerry
February 12, 2008 12:50 am


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I was a fan of Pen Ward’s warped cartoon genius before I saw his two incredible Random Cartoons: Adventure Time and The Bravest Warriors. I have no idea when this series of cartoons will air on Nickelodeon (I’d assume they’ll show up sometime this year, considering they got a four page spread in the Nicktoons book), but while we wait, Ward has started marketing Adventure Time with a series of tee shirts based on the short.

Ward had a bunch of good ideas for the tees (12 in all) and is making a different one available each week on Cafe Press. Collect them all! The whole set will be posted on Channel Frederator Raw as they are produced.

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    • 10 comments   posted in Animators

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    02/12/08  12:55am
    Floyd Bishop says:

    Algebraic!
    02/12/08  3:38am
    Gobo says:

    And now it’s been removed from Google Video; I wonder if that bodes ill or well for Adventure Time? I would LOVE to see that as a series.
    02/12/08  6:25am
    Tommy Day says:

    Adventure Time was classic. I didn’t know about The Bravest Warriors!
    02/12/08  6:34am
    Jamie B says:

    Argh, gutted that I’ve missed that first one already! Man, I LOVE Adventure Time…
    02/12/08  10:05am
    Floyd Bishop says:

    Gobo: You can still see it on YouTube.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNVYWJOEy9A
    02/12/08  10:47am
    Chrissy Fellmeth says:

    I loved adventure time! Those shirts are way cool. I’ll have to check them all out!
    02/12/08  12:10pm
    Hannah says:

    I STILL quote that short to this day! I definitely need to buy one of these shirts. Gotta’ send Pen as much support as we can!
    02/12/08  1:33pm
    Alex Dudley says:

    Those t-shirts are pretty neat.
    Andrew Dickman, who created Ivan the Unbearable, says the show will probably air this year on the Nicktoons Network.
    02/12/08  2:34pm
    Mr. Semaj says:

    When was Nick supposed to air Random Cartoons?
    02/12/08  8:18pm
    Chris Allison says:

    Yeah Pen, great job on this short! Super entertaining and fun! I hope through merchandising you can show that you’ve got the support to drive a show.
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