Licensed To Shoot First

The name is Solo. Han Solo.

I think I just found myself a Christmas present. (Ian Leino)

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No Match for a Good Blaster
Star Wars Antiques Roadshow
The Adventures of Tintin: I Shot First

One Shell, Two Shell, Red Shell, Blue Shell

Only an hour and a half to pick up Ian Leino's latest shirt at TeeFury. Would have alerted earlier, but I was off the grid (mostly).

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Red Coin, Blue Coin
Seuss Army Knife
Born To Full Metal Jacket

Goldilocks And The Three Bearsheviks

This revolution is just right! Ian Leino's latest design hits me right in the sweet spot — a fairy tales and propaganda. I hope this one gets printed.

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The Pop Culture Revolution
Communist Mariofesto
Goldilocks Is A Villain

Doctor Whoville

Every Doctoring Who down in Whoville

Toasts your survival and the revival of goodwill.

Even Oods and Judoons and Daleks confess

Today is a day to say, “Exterminate!” less.

It’s the season of hearts, big and deep as the Tardis,

To make room for any who, any how, regardless!

For faces and spaces may change with the season,

But peace on Earth is a wish for every dimension.

(Doctor Whoville by Ian Leino; WHO-liday poem by Josiah Bancroft)

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A Who's Who Of Dr. Who

Exterminate! Exterminated

Harry Potter And The Dalmentor's Kiss

No Match for a Good Blaster

"Inspired by the classic Han Solo quote 'Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.' This design collects famous guns, blasters, disintigrators, rayguns and pulse pistols from 26 different movies and television shows."

Designer Ian Leino is holding a contest at his store to name all 26 weapons correctly. Check the links below for assistance.

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Geek Army Knife
Guns. Lots Of Guns
Choose Your (Video Game) Weapon
Sci-Fi Armory: For All Your Alien Blasting Needs

Fail Whale Pale Ale

Mmm, tastes bitter. Fail Whale Pale Ale by Ian Leino, also available on Wednesday at TeeFury for cheap.

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Serenity Sake
Monsters Can't Hold Their Liquor
I Like My Beer Cold, My TV Loud And My Inforgraphics Massive

Serenity Sake

"Clothes looking a mite tired after too many hours in the saddle? Shirts showing a bit of age - not to mention blood, sweat and engine grease?

You'll look all kinds of silly stomping into a fancy soiree wearing clothes that a Reaver chewed on, so you may want to consider spiffing things up a bit with Ian Leino's newest design: Serenity Sake."

Or perhaps someone will make this sake to help all the Browncoats drown their constant sorrow over the cancellation of Firefly. Get it today at TeeFury for cheap or at Ian's store after that. Use the coupon code THISLAND for 15% off.

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A Is For Angel, B Is For Buffy

A Who's Who Of Dr. Who

Beam Me Up, Scotchie

A Who's Who Of Dr. Who

While there would certainly be enough room in the TARDIS for all 11 incarnations of Dr. Who, there isn't if they all try and get in at the same time. Get the t-shirt now - one day only. (Who's Who by Ian Leino for TeeFury)

In celebration of the print, Leino has also created a coupon code (WHOSWHO) for his own shop - which has some great designs — good for 15% off your total order.

Update: TeeFury sale is over, but you can still find this over at redbubble.

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In Case Of Cliche Emergencies

Gotham Starry Night And Other Van Gogh Parodies

Let's do the Time Warp (Again!)

Crabby Joe's: The Freshest Catch In The Universe

Get you pop culture seafood Blue Plate Special while it's hot — Admiral Ackbar, Mr. Krabs, King of the Sea Monkeys, Ariel, Dr. Zoidberg, and Abe Sapian — but no Prawns. (Blue Plate Special by Ian Leino at TeeFury - only $9 until midnight)

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It's A (Finger) Trap!
The Life Of A Disney Princess
In The '80s Junkyard

Let's do the Time Warp (Again!)

It's astounding, time is fleeting

Madness takes its toll

But listen closely, not for very much longer

I've got to keep control

Some of films most loved time travellers all come together to make me relive every high school dance I ever went to. Next up, Billy Idol singing Mony Mony ending with slow dancing to Stairway to Heaven, except that part near the end where the song speeds up and nobody knows quite what to do. Good times!

(Let's do the Time Warp (Again!) by Ian Leino. Link via Shirtoid)

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The Man Machine

In The '80s Junkyard

Marty, We've Got To Get Wayback To The Future!

Choose Your (Video Game) Weapon

Now that's an arsenal to be proud of! I've always been partial to Halo's energy sword, mostly because it looks so damn cool. (TeeFury via pop artist Ian Leino)

Weapon list from Sinner on the comments board — From top to bottom:
1. Fire Flower from Super Mario
2. Paddle from Arkanoid
3. BFG from Doom
4. Gravity Gun from Half Life 2
5. Golden Gun from Goldeneye 007
6. Ball of Death from Katamari (or half life 2 mines)
7. Illidan's Warglaive from World of Warcraft
8. Cursed Blue Shell from Mario Kart Wii
9. Energy Sword from Halo series
10. Railgun from Quake 4
11. Lancer from Gears of War
12. 1x4 Block from Tetris
13. Blades of Exile from God of War
14. Cloud Strife's sword from Final Fantasy
15. Lightsaber from Dancin Stars
16. Xianghua's Soul Calibur Sword from Soul Calibur
17. Portal Gun from Portal
18. Magic Sword from Legend of Zelda
19. Thunder Fury from World of Warcraft

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Geek Army Knife
Guns. Lots Of Guns
In The '80s Junkyard

In The '80s Junkyard

All good cars go to the dump. Harsh but true. Ian Leino’s Chariots Retired is an '80s treasure trove.

L to R (front): A-Team, Dukes of Hazzard, Back To The Future, Knight Rider, The Blues Brothers, Ghostbusters, Magnum PI (back): ET, TRON, Airwolf, Transformers.

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If The Van's A-Rockin'...
KITT vs. the General Lee
Baby You Can Drive My Car

Medieval Knievel

"As the middle ages were drawing to a close, spectators began to grow bored of the once noble art of jousting, and longed for new and more exciting forms of entertainment.

One man stepped into that void. A man of vision. A man of courage. A man with a really fast horse. His name: Medieval Knievel."

I knew Evel Knievel was a poseur. (Ian Leino via Threadless)

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If He's Not in Action, He's in Traction
The World's Most Dangerous Graphic
Medieval Fight Club