Mondo Poster News & Rumors

[matowest]

Looks like 35 vinyl sets left. Not bad

come on, dont say that. I was doing a perfectly fine job, sitting at work, pretending they didn't exist.

Schrödinger's record set, huh?

Nice reference work there
EDIT: down to 23! Better hustle

[mrlanphear]

Less than 20 now. If you want one, this is probably your last chance.

I'm actually very surprised that there are still some available. The price is steep, but since when has that stopped people like us?

[matowest]

Less than 20 now. If you want one, this is probably your last chance.

I'm actually very surprised that there are still some available. The price is steep, but since when has that stopped people like us?

I'm surprised this lasted this long, too. But I'm sure price was a factor for many.

[agr719]

Jonathan Burton's APs are up here:

http://jonathanburton.bigcartel.com/

Both versions of Dracula and Frankenstein available.

[Packatrix]

Jonathan Burton's APs are up here:

http://jonathanburton.bigcartel.com/

Both versions of Dracula and Frankenstein available.

Cheers for that - met and chatted to Jonathan at TB. Lovely chap. His Victoriana stuff is uncannily authentic.

Grabbed La Dernier Metro for our gaffe in France.

[outpour]

Read an interesting article with the music supervisor of Master of None-- Aziz Ansari's Netflix show, and learned that Jay Shaw did the title cards for it. Also, apparently Mo actually helped get the show in contact with the owner of the Halloween theme so they could license it.

http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/m ... ach-cowie/

[Cinlabyrinth]

Read an interesting article with the music supervisor of Master of None-- Aziz Ansari's Netflix show, and learned that Jay Shaw did the title cards for it. Also, apparently Mo actually helped get the show in contact with the owner of the Halloween theme so they could license it.

http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/m ... ach-cowie/

Pretty cool! Jay mentioned that in the podcast he did with The Poster Boys too

[PrintNoob87]

Read an interesting article with the music supervisor of Master of None-- Aziz Ansari's Netflix show, and learned that Jay Shaw did the title cards for it. Also, apparently Mo actually helped get the show in contact with the owner of the Halloween theme so they could license it.

http://www.dailydot.com/entertainment/m ... ach-cowie/

That show is also excellent for what it's worth.

[fdiskmbr]

[AlanCampbell]

I can confirm, that owl was so cool

[wangulator]

Is this new news? Am I just super late to the party?

http://comicsalliance.com/mondo-taps-cl ... lery-show/

[DeadHand]

Is this new news? Am I just super late to the party?

http://comicsalliance.com/mondo-taps-cl ... lery-show/

wish that marvel logo was a bit less conspicuous. though realize it's one of those things that can't be helped. great otherwise (bothers me more on the Loki piece )

[AldoTheApache]

For anyone interested, the official phantasm store has an exclusive version (and the coolest, most fitting color way in my opinion) of the phantasm soundtrack...

http://phactory.co/collections/phantasm ... ined-vinyl



Only 199 copies of this variant.

[dweebofthedead]

[Chandler53]

Mondo Presents Flat Friday, their first ever online poster Flat File Sale Since 2011 the folks at Mondo have opened up their poster flat file a couple times a year for a sale featuring a selection of sold-out prints from their archive. This has been something offered exclusively at their gallery space in Austin - until now. This Wednesday, Mondo will be shutting down its site to prepare for the first online Flat File sale in the company’s history, kicking off at 10AM central time on Friday, November 2 Fans can expect over 400 different prints from artists like Aaron Horkey, Tyler Stout, Olly Moss, Daniel Danger, Ken Taylor, Martin Ansin, and many more. With just a few of each poster available, you'll want to be there when the Black Friday countdown clock hits zero. "We are very excited to be able to dip into our archives and offer these previously sold out print to our worldwide fan base. We have hosted flat file sales at our gallery pretty regularly over the years, but have never been able to open them up to fans outside of the Austin area. This will be a rare opportunity to purchase posters from as far back as 2010 at their original retail price. We hope you find something you like in there.” Justin Brookhart, VP of Operations.