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Commander Shepard: The New Flat Stanley
If you've gone through elementary school, chances are you are familiar with Flat Stanley, a character who kids send around the world for silly photo ops. Walls 360, a company that specializes in stickers high grade, large scale, self adhesive art, has unveiled a massive line of Mass Effect 3 wall graphics that may have inadvertently supplanted Mr. Stanley.
Walls 360 has posted a gallery of images showing a life-size Commander Shepard wall graphic out in the wild. He's on fences, brick walls, and even crashing other peoples' art. If you want to be an unauthorized member of EA's street team and hang up Commander Shepards of your own, you can purchase him/her right here. The life-size version will run you $112. In addition to the Shepards, Walls 360 offers a large number of amazing Mass Effect 3 concept art wall graphics. Take a look at the gallery and, if you do happen to purchase a life-size Shep, send us your pictures!
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