Yes, for a fee, the artist will personalize an original cartoon. We ship worldwide. Original cartoons look a little different from the finished cartoon because the screens, color and shading are done electronically after the cartoon has been hand drawn and inked in. Some of the originals are not available for sale. For more information on this service and availability, please click here

Only the networks can answer that question, because they make the decisions on what programs they air. If it was up to us, the TMNT would be on 24/7. ;) We'd love to see the original TMNT toon return to the U.S. at some point, but when this may happen is anyone's guess.

Originals are sometimes available direct from the source - Mike Luckovich himself. If you are interested in purchasing the original cartoon drawing, e-mail Mike at lucktoons@ajc.com for availability and price.

Only about 60 of the TMNT cartoon episodes were released on VHS in North America. You can see pictures of the box art on our Classic VHS Page. A good online resource for the toons that were made is www.pricegrabber.com You might be able to find copies of the Turtles toons at local media stores like Blockbuster, Saturday Matinee etc. although this becomes less and less likely as these chains switch from the VHS format to DVD. Local video rental shops might be selling used copies on occasion.

The Cartoon Theater is a place in HandiLand where your child can use their Bonus Points to buy cartoons featuring Milo and Petals, the Handipoints gang. Your child can buy cartoons and watch them over and over. [back to top]

Cartoons from 2004 to the present by Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, Mike Luckovich, are available in our cartoon albums. Cartoons are separated into monthly albums, based on the date that the cartoon originally appeared in the AJC.

The rights for the original TMNT cartoon show are owned by the animation studio Fred Wolf Films. Mirage does not own any rights to reproduce images, sound files or movie files from the original cartoon show on our site. Sorry!

Joni does not sell her original art pieces. At this time, Joni's art prints on our web page are the only prints available for purchase.

No. We sell Replica hubcaps / wheel covers with NO OEM trademarks. Logos are the legal trademark of the manufacturer, as such it would be Trademark infringement to include them on an aftermarket product. Our Replica wheel covers sell for significantly less than original equipment parts. If you want the emblem or trademark you'll have to buy an original equipment part. Sorry.

If you are ordering Cartoons Portraits, there is no need to fill out an order form for each cartoon persons for that portrait (as you would do when ordering stationery customized with your cartoon persons). Visit our Cartoons from photo section and choose a package option. We limit the number of cartoon persons to 30 per cartoon portrait. Then you must email us the file of the photo, or send us a link to it if it's on a web site.

No. We cannot sell replicas with original equipment trademarks. If we could, no doubt the manufacturers of our parts would increase prices relative to the cost of the original equipment parts. This principal applies to all mfgs of aftermarket parts, whether they make fuel pumps or wheel covers. Our aftermarket wheel covers sell for significantly less than original equipment parts. If you want the emblem or trademark you'll have to buy an original equipment part.

Originals can be viewed and purchased directly from Shirley. For a private viewing, please telephone and make an appointment.

Originals and limited edition prints can be purchased from: Courtenays Fine Art (UK), Courtyard of Romance (US) or Wallbound Fineart (US). Please visit the Sales page for further information.

Most of the DemonKidz Dollworks line is 'adopted' through Custom Orders. Feel free to also browse our eBay offerings under the ID Kaptnhowdy. Rarely, dolls are also offered for direct sale through the web site, so please check often for new characters. NONE of our dolls are ever reproduced by the Artist unless owned by or commissioned by ONE buyer for the sole purpose of having "twins" - the joy of having a custom made doll is...well...for it to be completely unique! (go to top)

The cartoons, both the Sunbow/Marvel and DIC cartoons, are no longer being shown on television in the United States. However, both Sunbow/Marvel and DIC released episodes on video tape. The Sunbow/Marvel episodes were released through Family Home Entertainment (FHE) in the mid 1980s, while some DIC episodes were released through Buena Vista Home Video in the early 1990s. Even more recently, the Sunbow episodes have been re-released on video by Kid Rhino Video.

Yes! Cartoons are ALWAYS optional (even when the posted model for an item is displayed with cartoons.) We charge a small fee of 60 cents per cartoon persons as their customization requires a little extra work. This is a one time fee is per cartoon characters and separate from the price of stationery items. This means that you can purchase several different types of stationery items within the same order, but you are only charged once for the customized cartoons you order.

We hope to add more original pieces to our collection, but we can create original paintings from your photographs. Here's more about our portrait services.

I am currently represented by the San Diego-based District 117 Gallery, who manages the sale of select original works online, and exhibits my art in a variety of venues throughout the city. To view/purchase an original, click on the following link: www.district117gallery.com and click on "Artists". If you are interested in a piece that you see here that is not available through District 117 Gallery, contact me via e-mail at wildwyrmart@yahoo.

Yes I do have some original pieces of artwork for sale on my website, and you can also make commission requests. To see a complete list of currently available artwork, click here.

For the same kind of reasons why some of us go to the opera and some of us buy the c.d., or watch a real event versus watching it on television. Sure one is more expensive than the other.