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@10 – Bitten by a radioactive hyphen, he fights incorrect grammar.
Spider Hyphenated Man, Spider Hyphenated Man….
I’d buy this poster.
@ #5 Beat me to it!
@ #6 I think we can forgive that, for the pattern.
And radioactive is one word. It is ART. Give me a break.
@5 – I am shocked, SHOCKED, that Brad did not mention this right away.
Man, not to be “THAT GUY”, and not that it REALLY matters but it’s Spider-Man, not Spider Man. It’s a great print and would be a decent shirt, but the lack of a dash bugs me more than it should.
Love this!!!
That is streets ahead.
Very awesome!
…I’m gonna print this on a T-shirt. Right now.