Mr. Potatohead, Executioner

Cartoonist E-tailer Rick London, www.ricklondonwear.com,  says there appears to be some confusion over whether in his cartoon “Fry Him”, Mr. Potatohead is the executioner or the executed.  In the offbeat singl-panel cartoon, there are two Mr. Potatoheads, and one french fry (sitting in the electric chair).  Known for his offbeat, sometimes dark humor, London says, “I’ll never tell. I think most folks can figure it out.”

London adds,  “And don’t go around saying I’m making some kind of political statement because I am not.  Our cartoons are quite generic and focus on puns and silly wordplay and the fact that capital punishment happens to be the theme of this Mr. Potatohead cartoon, has nothing to do with my own thoughts on the topic. It has to do with my thoughts on how to make a funny cartoon product out of a Mr. Potatohead parody.”

And funny he does do.  On t-shirts,  jerseys, mousepads,  tote bags,  aprons, and more, London  creates his own line of  cartoon casual fashionware, possibly the only type in the marketplace.

To go directly to the Executioner products page directly visit:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/Mr-Potatohead-Executioner/_s_113743

London’s cartoons are critically-acclaimed worldwide and were established in 1997.

His firm ships worldwide, offers a 100% 30 day money back guarantee, and accepts all major credit cards on the most secure checkout platform on the Internet.

Silly Tiger Woods Pun Turns Into Hot Clothing Line

Cartoonist E-tailer Rick London (www.ricklondonwear.com) announced today that several years ago, he came up with a “silly pun cartoon” regarding his favorite golfer, Tiger Woods. Tiger had grown up within 25 miles of London, and though they were not the same age (London is 53), London followed his career as closely as he could and admired his talent and tenacity.

“I do cartoons so I thought about Tiger and said ‘why not?’.”

London said he never knew the silly Tiger pun would turn into such popular products such as t-shirts, mousepads, totes, jerseys, aprons, and other gifts and clothes.

London said, “I had no idea how many ‘Tiger Collectors’ there were out there. Orders are coming in worldwide as fast as we can fill them. Feels great to know my neighbor did so well!”

To go straight to the Tiger Woods product page:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/Tiger-Wood/_s_112769

Bar School Exam Speciality Offbeat Gifts Remain Top Sellers

Award-winning  cartoonist e-tailer Rick London (www.ricklondonwear.com)  says “Not surprisingly, ‘Salad Bar Exam” remains at the top of his 8500+ cartoons and merchandise and gifts such as t-shirts, mousepads, aprons, tote bags, sweats, and more are ’selling like hotcakes’. “

London says, “It appears most of the items are being sold to giftgivers, and the recipients are either those in law school, taking the bar, or just finished it, though we’ve had a lot of attorneys purchase them as well. In addition, a great many people who are not attorneys but just enjoy salads and veggies seem to buy the items in droves”.

For a direct link to Salad Bar Exam cartoon merchandise:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/Salad-Bar-Exam/_s_86264

When In Rome, Do Like The Jamaicans, Mon

Cartoonist E-tailer Rick London www.ricklondonwear.com loves to push the envelope with his new cartoon fashion line of products, possibly the first and only such line of very offbeat cartoon tees, mousepads, jerseys, rib tees, cutting boards, etc.; all sorts of gifts and collectibles.

His latest, Pastafarians, is allegedly a small sect of 1/2 Jamaicans and 1/2 Italians who promote “Hop Barley” at their little food stand.

This classic and other classic award-winning Rick London cartoons can be seen at www.ricklondonwear.com

For a direct link to the Pastafarian product page:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/Pastafarians/_s_112518

Londons Times cartoons was established in 1997 and is one of the most visited cartoon sites on the Internet with almost 8 million visitors since Jan. 2005.

We’d All Be Alive Today If The Grim Reaper Had A Low IQ

Cartoonist e-tailer Rick London(www.ricklondonwear.com)  stated today that he is more than certain we’d all be alive today if only the grim reaper had a low IQ.  To commemorate his findings, he has created cartoon products such as t-shirts, mousepads, baseball jerseys, aprons, and more, featuring one of his award-winning cartoons “The Dim Reaper”.

London’s store RickLondonwear.com guarantees delivery to 48 continental states by Halloween if ordered by October 27th 5pm EST.

His firm also delivers worldwide, but he cannot promise it will arrive by Halloween to other countries or Hawaii or Alaska.

Londons cartoons are now one of the most popular websites on the Internet with nearly 8 million happy visitors since January 2005.

Ricklondonwear promises a 30 day 100% money-back guarantee, no questions asked, and accepts all major credit card on it’s secure checkout platform.

The direct URL to the Dim Reaper is:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/The-Dim-Reaper/_s_111987

If Gary Larson & Truman Capote Had Co-Authored A Novel

Cartoonist e-tailer Rick London (www.ricklondonwear.com) says, “The chances of Truman Capote and Gary Larson ever writing a book are, of course zero…but……..If one uses his or her imagination, one could easily figure out what it would have been call and how the cover would have looked.

In fact London sells a number of gifts and collectibles of “In Cold Milk By Truman Cowpote” (Showing a frightened cow in bed reading the book while sweating) award-winning offbeat cartoon products at his website. One can go directly to the order page of Truman Cowpote tees, baseball jerseys, men’s women’s and children’s tops, totes, mousepads gifts, and collectibles, at:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/In-Cold-Milk-By-Truman-Cowpote/_s_111490

They Keep Asking For Funny Chicken Stuff

Cartoonist e-tailer Rick London (www.ricklondonwear.com) says that of all his thousands of cartoon t-shirts, mousepads, baseball jerseys, tote bags, etc. chicken item collectors are relentless about getting their own collectible up in the store. So today, London decided to add funny chicken items in his award-winning store. He ships worldwide, offers a 100% 30 day money back guarantee, top quality, and accepts all major credit cards on a very secure checkout platform.

To see the award-winning Londons Times Cartoon classic “Stricken With Chicken” items:

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/Stricken-With-Chicken/_s_111256

Picasso Peanuts Snoopy Parody. Can They Do That?

Cartoonist E-entrepreneur Rick London (www.ricklondonwear.com), sits in his Hot Springs, Ar. studio dreaming up new ideas for his massive cartoon site boasting 8500+ images drawing 7.8 million visitors since 2005.  His Londons Times Cartoon site was established in 1997.

He smiles and says, “One of my greatest influences, besides Gary Larson, was Charles Schulz.  I remember reading Schulz’s autobiography and a great story about a Peanuts parody done by Mad Magazine. Schulz saw it and thought it was so wonderful, he wrote them a thank you and congratulations letter. At the same time, his attorneys (not communicating with him first) shot out an angry copyright infringement letter; that lawyers of celebrities automatically do in such parodies to try to scare the illustrator or creator.”

London says he has a wall-full of such letters but he doesn’t pay them much attention. His great, great, great uncle was Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo, and, London says, “Not that that gives me carte’ blanche to do the wrong thing, I would never step on someone else’s copyright. I just happen to have studied the Fair Use Act a little more than the ‘average Joe’, and there is a clear difference between parody and copyright infringement.  The argument can go on forever, as there are many shades of gray, but the bottom line is that when we do a Peanuts parody or a Picasso parody, we don’t even pretend to be the creator’s of those products. We make it very clear in the message ‘THIS IS A PARODY”.

Of course there are still some people, including attorneys who “don’t get it”. That’s okay though. This is America and we live in a society that allows for parody. It is a powerful weapon, for instance, against corruption or shenanigans in government.  If parody was not legal, there would never be a Saturday Night Live, National Lampoon, Mad Magazine, ad infinitum.”

London adds, “Though we don’t specialize in parody, our cartoons and cartoon gifts and collectibles are pretty generic offbeat mainstream stuff, we occasionally like to add one or two just to ‘make waves’.”

London manufactures such items as mousepads, t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, jerseys, coasters and more at his Rick Londonwear www.ricklondonwear.com store.

RickLondonwear.com Announces Sale On Offbeat Thanksgiving Cartoon Gifts, Clothes, & Collectibles

We’ve added numerous offbeat cartoon tees, gifts, aprons, tops for men, women and kids, and other merchandise, all on sale now at Rick Londonwear.

http://www.printfection.com/londonstimestees/THANKSGIVING-CLOTHES-GIFTS-COLLECTIBLES/_s_89292

Award-Winning Dog & Cat Cartoon Products To Benefit Spay & Neuter Programs

Cartoonist E-tailer Rick London (www.ricklondonwear) and (www.LTSuperstore.com) and founder of Londons Times Cartoons announced today from his studio in Hot Springs, Ar. that a percentage of all animal cartoon product-related sales will benefit several animal causes that focus on spaying and neutering.

London, who is known for helping animal causes, says he consciously had these products manufactured specifically for animal causes.

He has been known to take in up to twenty strays a year, generally finding them homes, he says “Because my first stray mutt ‘Thor’ gets jealous after a few days of new dogs and cats.

London’s Times Cartoons (www.londonstimes.us) is a legend on the Internet. London founded the project in 1997 with less than $300, a very used clone 386 computer a phone line, a book called ‘Internet For Dummies (he had no knowledge of the Internet) and lived and worked in an abandoned metal warehouse in rural Mississippi for over a year until it launched successfully. It started with 22 black and white cartoons and now features over 8000 color offbeat cartoons and is one of the most visited cartoon sites on the Internet; about 4000 visitors per hour, or 7.8 million plus visitors since 2005 when London put a counter on his site.

London’s stores feature products such as t-shirts, mousepads, key chains, collector clocks, aprons, coasters, caps, sweatshirts, hoodies, caps, Christmas ornaments, trivets, framed tiles, and many other gifts, clothing and collectibles, all showcasing one of his offbeat award-winning cartoons.