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that's pretty awesome, amigo. supa nice. 5$
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That steel drivin man looks ready to drive that locomonster back into the cauldrons of hell! Awesome railroad destruction goin on here and terrific finale to your series.
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Oh, and the research supports a man actually trying to dig faster than a steam-powered hammer and achieved his goal but killed himself in the process from exhaustion.
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Woah, this is massive. What a great illustration! I've come to expect those from you though. Good job, this is an awesome design. Go John Henry!
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Beautiful. It looks a bit like on of those old engraved biblical illustrations. Perhaps it's an apocryphal one. 5!
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greeaat one! Wasn't the John Henry also the name of the first robot in Terminator Sarah Connor chronicles?! a bloody 5$
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That story always tugged at my heart strings. This shirt is a great tribute. It would be cool if you could subtly slip John Henry's name into the illustration.
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It's a fantastic design, but as far as originality goes, I'm afraid to say Transformers already has you beat. Not to be a party pooper, I love (And own) your stuff.
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DejaTee, I disagree, primarily because it's simply too epic to be compared with the likes of the '80s transformers. That being said,
PRINT PRINT PRINT! |
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Can we get this printed as a kids tee?! Who do we need to beg and plead to?! WHEN IS THIS GETTING PRINTED???!!! Robbie Lee is my favorite!!!
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ps. DejaTee, the Transformers comic vs. Robbie Lee? He beat 'em in artwork and poop on originality with the story, it's John Henry for pete's sake!
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