Nerd (Un)Culture
Background Legendary “neo-primitive” artist/cartoonist Mark Beyer has influenced contemporary art and comics with his work over the last twenty years. Gaining attention through covers and stories in RAW magazine, he solidified his place with a long-running weekly comic strip, “Amy…
In the fall of 2005, La-La Land Gallery in Los Angeles held a custom lunch box exhibit featuring over 30 artists. Visitors to the gallery’s website, lalalandgallery.com, voted on their favorite design from the exhibit. Dark Horse is proud to…
Background If you’re a reader of the Sunday Comics, you might have seen (and even read) the rather popular strip named Mutts – by Patrick McDonnell. Dark Horse has the license to produce figures of the Mutts characters, and recently…
One of today’s most popular newspaper strips is Patrick McDonnell’s beloved feature Mutts. Dark Horse is excited to continue their line of new figural versions of these adorable critters with vinyl figures representing two of our favorite characters: Mooch and…
Background There’s no need to fear…Underdog is here! The Underdog character was brought to life as a shoeshine boy/superhero. He changes in a phone booth (similar to Superman) and takes his special Underdog Super Energy Vitamin Pill to get his…
Ron English has received widespread recognition upon the inclusion of his subversive art in the film “Super Size Me.” Before the film gained popularity, many people may not have been familiar with Ron’s colorful, unique style, but they’ll probably never…
With the popularity of Dark Horse’s release of the complete library of classic Little Lulu comics, Dark Horse is releasing Little Lulu and her sidekick Tubby as 8″ vinyl figures. From her first appearance in The Saturday Evening Post in…