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Artist Imagines Little Golden Book Versions Of Popular Video Games
Artist Joey Spiotto's "Storytime" series takes popular M-rated video games, and imagines what they might look like adapted to become a Little Golden Book.
You can check out the full gallery here, which offers up signed prints of the images for between $35 and $75, depending how big you're looking to get. You can see some of the video game offerings above, but you will also find plenty of TV and move Little Golden Books as well, like Breaking Bad, RoboCop, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Lost, Star Wars, and many others. No Game of Thrones prints though (unless I missed it), which is surprising.
Update: There is a Game of Thrones one! I did miss it! Thanks Jenn and ImagineMonkey!
[Source: nineteeneightyeight.com, via Kotaku]
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