Zach: the style looks familiar-ish. Who drew the art from the Basic Set ads (I think), that showed a part of PCs descending a grey stair from a door? That ring any bells?
I don't recall the shirts in 1982, but I think I was only focused on the Dungeon Hobby Shop catalogues for most, if not all of my D&D wants & purchases. Sears & Monkey Ward catalogues were for wishing for Star Wars & Micronauts toys! ;)
I think one of my daughters still has that shirt, if you want it. Why you would want a Gargamel shirt, I'll never know. 😂
ReplyDeleteZach: the style looks familiar-ish. Who drew the art from the Basic Set ads (I think), that showed a part of PCs descending a grey stair from a door? That ring any bells?
ReplyDeleteIs this it (linked from Zach's blog)? 4.bp.blogspot.com - 4.bp.blogspot.com/-zZJulyWXs5c/Ujpl_2V_BvI/AAAAAAAABuI/fIkOW7qeZ6M/s1600/Screen+Shot+2013-09-18+at+10.47.39+PM.png
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to get a high-res photo of that shirt!
ReplyDeleteTony Rowe: that's the one I was thinking of, thanks for digging it up! :D
ReplyDeleteI think that your shirt appears to be signed "Williams" to the right of the copyright/licensing text---is that right, Gabriel?
ReplyDeleteGood work, all. Looks like there were at least two designs in that shirt line.
ReplyDeleteThat's the year I started to play.
ReplyDeleteNick Mayhew me too!
ReplyDeleteI don't recall the shirts in 1982, but I think I was only focused on the Dungeon Hobby Shop catalogues for most, if not all of my D&D wants & purchases. Sears & Monkey Ward catalogues were for wishing for Star Wars & Micronauts toys! ;)
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