If you didn’t like Secret Base’s line of Ghostbusters inspired hipster wear, then maybe you’ll like these t-shirts by fellow Japanese design firm, A Bathing Ape.
The t-shirts are plain white, and fairly subdued, with all three shirts sporting a slightly cuter Ghostbusters logo – two being climbed on by mascot monkey BabyMilo and one with a camouflage circle-band. No word on when the shirts will be available or for how much.
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While not the first Ghostbusters-themed tour of New York (nor second even), this newly posted entry is a nice addition to the growing collection.
Remember that internal Apple sales video, that spoofed the Ghostbusters music video? Well, that one was cut down by nearly two minutes, which we know now because the full version has popped up! The video now includes an appearance by Steve Jobs (in full Blue Buster gear) and concludes with [...]
As confirmed by Comic List, GB Ongoing #9 finally hits the shelves May 23rd, and lists a 3rd variant cover done by Mike Henderson. [Update] Why not have some more release dates? Thanks to AJ Quick! Ghostbusters #9: May 23rd Ghostbusters #10: June 13th Ghostbusters #11: July 4th Ghostbusters Trade [...]
It was pretty much a given, once Mattel announced that they were canceling Club Ecto, the subscription based service that provided fans with first crack at unique figures, but Scott “ToyGuru” Neitlich, Mattel’s brand manager in charge of the license, confirmed a lot more details today, outlining exactly why the [...]
Robin “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” Leach interviewed Dan Aykroyd about some new happenings at the House of Blues in Las Vegas, but still took a moment – his opening question in fact – to ask about Ghostbusters 3. Dan’s answer is basically “maybe yes, maybe no” with a [...]
A few people have suggested it should read “Back off, Man. I’m a scientist.” as the motto, but still, an awesome crest from Bensanity. [VIA Ghostbusters.org]
Ghosthead and IGN writer, Greg Miller, filed a story today that Sony will be releasing some Ghostbusters DLC into their unique, but not quite set-the-world-on-fire, fighting game on the PS Vita; Reality Fighters. In short, you take a picture of your face, place it on a character, design the character [...]
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Horrible…
Oh, the Japanity…!
Ha ha ha… What a disgrace! Blah!
They need some Engrish on them to be true Japanese…
I was walking across the bridge in Shinjuku and saw this girl with a T-shirt that said “Fack Me!” on it. I’m pretty sure she had no idea what it was saying…
@ AJ
“Way to have some respect.”
I admit I’m not fond of the shirt designs, but I wouldn’t go so far as to say they’re “horrible.” They are designed to be unique and to appeal to a different fanbase. Just because you do not like it does not mean it is horrible.
I like the “Ugly little spud” shirts much better. These just look…. Lame, even for Japan…
Definitely a no-buy for me…
I already have a GB t-shirt and it’ll be long before it can be surpassed (black t-shirt, big enough logo and the title under it… and it glows in the dark).
The idea for the japanese t-shirts is nice, but the application itself of the idea doesn’t do justice.
There is nothing that the Japanese cannot distort until it’s no longer recognizable as whatever it was supposed to be.
[...] a favorite of the hardcores, but definitely of interest to the ironic or female fans, A Bathing Ape’s Ghostbuster t-shirts feature their Baby Milo character and something Ghostbusters. In this case, it’s the [...]
[...] it, Japan’s A Bathing Ape design house has added a variety of new products to their line of previous Ghostbusters [...]