The Frustrating Search for 2006 Calendars
It's about this time that we realize: oh shit, we need a new calendar for the kitchen.
The following entities/franchises/whatevers do not have 2006 wall calendars, as near as I can tell, and should, what the hell? I would buy any of these.
- Clive Barker's Imajica (yes, he has a calendar of art–doesn't count–I want this one)
- Wayne Barlowe
- Hieronymus Bosch
- Neil Gaiman (not even a Sandman one for this year?)
- Ricky Jay (based on his collections)
- Jon J. Muth
- Peter Jackson Games' Munchkin
- The filmography of George Romero
- Bill Sienkiewicz
- Sin City (I mean, Jesus, there's a Hellboy 2006 calendar!)
- A Song of Ice and Fire
- Weird deep sea animals
- Gahan Wilson
- Robert Anton Wilson
- Michael Zulli
Luckily there's an Amano calendar one can import from Japan. So I think we should be covered.
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If you have a color printer, make you own.
Most calendars cost $10. My time is worth more than the time it would take to make my own calendar. And regardless, I don't have a color printer.
And for the record, it was worth my time to bitch about it here, because imagine all the crazy Google searches that will lead people here now. Hoobah.
Barnes and Nobles has an Outhouses calendar. I had it a few years ago and it rocks. Gets all sorts of odd looks from the office dwellers.