Original DC Comics Blue Devil proposal circa 1983
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I really enjoyed the French designers article, and spazzed out when I saw the Flash Repetto shoes. Repetto is a big French ballet shoe company, and that's probably the first and only time I'll ever see a marriage between the two great loves of my life. But seriously...that money better be going to charity because the price of that t-shirt could feed a small country.
ReplyDeleteYeah, all of the items were overpriced, but some were insane for items not dissimilar from stuff found at Wall*Mart.
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