View Full Version : Do you have a Hellboy Animated T-Shirt?
If so, please email me a picture of you and it in a public place. No prize it's just for fun. We gave away about 2000 shirts between San Diego and Chicago cons, including the ones meant for the crew. We just want to see how far they travelled.
Send me the photo at tstones at filmroman dot com. Thanks!
redoogie
09-20-2006, 10:52 AM
One of these days im gonna finally be done with school and have the money to go to these cons, I am missin out on the cool stuff.
Pumpkin King
09-21-2006, 10:21 PM
Dang, first comic con I have missed in the past 6 years...I need me one of them there shirts! :)
Pumpkin King
09-21-2006, 10:22 PM
whoa, that was my first post! NICE!
morna
09-23-2006, 01:54 PM
are you looking for recognisable public places* or just general public spots?
*ie: the empress, victoria legslature buildings or mile "0"
Morna, I've missed ye. The Empress would be "empressive," anywhere is fine, a place findable on Google would be super. So far I only have one fan who's sent a photo but he's from South Africa. Alas, his picture was only in the lobby of SDCC but that counts.
I'm posting them on the Hellboy Animated Production Blog (http://hellboyanimated.typepad.com).
Mike Cross
09-23-2006, 07:39 PM
Hmm, with a free shirt, I could take some great pictures here on the east coast of Canada....
Sorry Skinny, you'd have to stand in line behind one of my directors who didn't get a shirt. But you can paint Hellboy on your chest and take a pic! :D
Mike Cross
09-24-2006, 12:48 PM
That is entirely a possibilty. Hehe..even one of the directors didn't get one. That's Hollywood graft for ye..
i got a shirt and got it signed by mike-but it was one size too small-its a large i wear xl -but i did find other uses fer it.i'll send a pics later.....
MM just signed my shirt...
http://www.geocities.com/mjsstudios/DSC00092.jpg
heres some pics of tad trying to be mike at sdcc...
http://www.geocities.com/mjsstudios/DSC00118.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/mjsstudios/DSC00119.jpg
Petersen
09-28-2006, 09:41 AM
I'm working on finding an iconic Michigan location I can get to soon for a photo.
Otto66
10-04-2006, 09:30 PM
I'm working on finding an iconic Michigan location I can get to soon for a photo.
Scenic Crab Harbor, perhaps?:rolleyes:
Lets see. The Spirit of Detroit statue, the Giant Iron stove at the
State Fair grounds, Mr."B's" in Royal Oak, the Ambassador Bridge,
the Blue Water Bridge, Old Tiger Stadium...
Petersen
10-05-2006, 10:19 AM
Scenic Crab Harbor, perhaps?
I have been unable to find it!
The Spirit of Detroit statue, the Giant Iron stove at the
State Fair grounds, Mr."B's" in Royal Oak, the Ambassador Bridge,
the Blue Water Bridge, Old Tiger Stadium...
Detroit statue is a good one...can you get into the fairgrounds when the fair isn't there? Mr B's?? nah. I'm headed up to the Leelanau penninsula later this month, perhaps we can stop at one of the lighthouses up there. Or the Henry Ford..that would be cool....
JUST TAKE A DAMN PICTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Geez, it's not like this has to be the ultimate Petersen portrait. ;) And Gary and Morna, I'm using the ones you sent me unless I get something different soon. Sparky and Lars? I'll settle for one from your balcony, wear Halloween masks.
C'mon folks, take a snap shot!
Petersen
10-05-2006, 01:33 PM
I was trying to get the ultimate MI portrait.
I'll just send one of it in the hamper ;)
Only if you're in the hamper too!
Otto66
10-05-2006, 08:05 PM
I have been unable to find it!
Ask Guy Davis.;)
There are other events at the Fair Grounds besides the State Fair.
JUST TAKE A DAMN PICTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How refreshing. Its been waaay toooooo loooonnngggg since we've
seen cranky Tad.:D
patrick r
10-05-2006, 11:29 PM
Well, I didn't make it to SDCC but $10 on ebay can get a person wonderful things. I'll take a pic when I get the shirt.
Otto66
10-06-2006, 02:48 PM
Well, I didn't make it to SDCC but $10 on ebay can get a person wonderful things. I'll take a pic when I get the shirt.
Worn by a single type female person maybe?
Sparky
10-06-2006, 04:57 PM
Sparky and Lars? I'll settle for one from your balcony, wear Halloween masks.
Hey, I'd run over and take one standing on the handy-dandy Golden Gate Bridge...if I had a shirt. Unfortunately we were too busy taking pictures and meeting with Hellboarders after the panel to get one in time. OH THE IRONY
THE REAL kirk
10-06-2006, 07:42 PM
Saw this guy stirring up some trouble at the museum today and recognized the shirt. Figured I snap a pic before things got outa hand.
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n62/quidom8/hellboyanimatedshirt.jpg
morna
10-06-2006, 10:44 PM
sparky do you really not have a shirt?
that ain't right
Celtic_Fiddler
10-08-2006, 02:27 PM
......
Old Tiger Stadium...
How 'BOUT them Tigers, huh???
Yeehaw! Yankees go home!!
Andrea
Red Sox forever
Married to a Tigers fan:D
Celtic_Fiddler
10-08-2006, 02:28 PM
Saw this guy stirring up some trouble at the museum today and recognized the shirt. Figured I snap a pic before things got outa hand.
Kirk - get out of town and take a bus! You slay me!! :D :D
Andrea
Otto66
10-08-2006, 04:14 PM
How 'BOUT them Tigers, huh???
Yeehaw! Yankees go home!!
Andrea
Red Sox forever
Married to a Tigers fan:D
Yes, nice to see the team do well. NEVER expected them to
beat the Yanks, 'course, Red Sox fans hate the Yanks soooo
muuuccchhh that they don't mind who beats 'em. Just so long
as their beat.;)
Bet hubby spends the weekend wear'n his hat with the
Olde English "D".
Petersen
10-08-2006, 04:57 PM
Woodward Ave and 9mile in Ferndale, MI
parrish
10-08-2006, 05:36 PM
"Walk Right?"
That sounds like there is a problem with people walking wrong.
Petersen
10-08-2006, 05:47 PM
It's a monument commemorating the original traffic symbols before there were automated stoplights and walk/don't walk signs. A man would stand in a booth like that and then manualy switch so that the correct message was illuminated from behind. Walk right means that someone standing accross from him could cross to the right, but not straight ahead.
http://www.ferndale-mi.com/images/Pic-HistoryCrowsNest.jpg
"One of the land marks which distinguished Ferndale in its early days was a traffic signal known far and wide as The Crow's Nest. Located at the intersection of Woodward Avenue and the Nine Mile Road, no traveler through the village could fail to observe this unusual structure.
Woodward Avenue was so narrow at this intersection that a policeman's life would have been endangered had he attempted to direct traffic from the center of the pavement. The city of Detroit had been experimenting with traffic signals of various types and the "crow's nest" type appealed to the Ferndale village commissioners.
I recall that a year or two after the installation of the Crow's Nest that some of the village officials would take turns in their off hours directing traffic from the tower. One of these officials was Lorenzo Berry, the village president, a rather portly gentleman, and he received considerable goon-natured banter because of the difficulty he had in squeezing through the small entrance to the platform of the Crow's Nest.
In making preparations for the widening of Woodward Avenue later in that first decade of the village's existence, the Crow's Nest was removed. The northbound strip of Woodward Avenue today covers the original location of that famous structure."
parrish
10-08-2006, 06:26 PM
Ah, I just thought it meant "keep right." I wondered why they phrased it that way.
Celtic_Fiddler
10-09-2006, 07:46 AM
http://www.ferndale-mi.com/images/Pic-HistoryCrowsNest.jpg
"One of the land marks which distinguished Ferndale in its early days was a traffic signal known far and wide as The Crow's Nest. Located at the intersection of Woodward Avenue and the Nine Mile Road, no traveler through the village could fail to observe this unusual structure.
Woodward Avenue was so narrow at this intersection that a policeman's life would have been endangered had he attempted to direct traffic from the center of the pavement. The city of Detroit had been experimenting with traffic signals of various types and the "crow's nest" type appealed to the Ferndale village commissioners.
I recall that a year or two after the installation of the Crow's Nest that some of the village officials would take turns in their off hours directing traffic from the tower. One of these officials was Lorenzo Berry, the village president, a rather portly gentleman, and he received considerable goon-natured banter because of the difficulty he had in squeezing through the small entrance to the platform of the Crow's Nest.
In making preparations for the widening of Woodward Avenue later in that first decade of the village's existence, the Crow's Nest was removed. The northbound strip of Woodward Avenue today covers the original location of that famous structure."
There, now the wizened amoung us - such as myself - can read it! LOL ;)
Good job, Petersen, keeping on topic!
Celtic_Fiddler
10-09-2006, 07:48 AM
Bet hubby spends the weekend wear'n his hat with the
Olde English "D".
<rummage rummage> Well NOW he is!!
Andrea
Otto66
10-10-2006, 10:37 AM
History, t-shirts and hats. Is it any wonder why this is
the best CBR forum?:D
patrick r
10-23-2006, 10:42 PM
Okay, I said I'd take one after I received my shirt. It is now in Portland, OR via ebay because I couldn't go to the convention.
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