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This design takes inspiration from the suicide note that Daryl found pinned to the tree beside the guy who hung himself. It is one of the most memorable quotes spoken by Daryl Dixon, and that’s why it works so well as a phone case. Walking Dead fans will instantly recognize this quote, don’t be surprised if people start talking to you about the Walking Dead more often, after you have this on your iPhone/iPod that is!
This design is available as a deflector or a capsule. The deflector is a single piece clip-on case. The capsule is a two piece slide-on case with a removable bottom. For more information on the design and case, check it out on Redbubble.
This design is available in various case styles.
The Walking Dead inspired parody sticker of the Dark Knight ‘I Believe in Harvey Dent’ political campaign.
Protect your house , car, phone or any of your belonging’s that need evil thwarted! Daryl Dixon Security. Only a fool would mess with him!
This poster pays tribute to Daryl Dixon. It is done in the very popular Kitty style, and the end result looks great. As you can see, the Daryl Dixon kitty is holding his iconic crossbow and a string of squirrels. If you look around the neck you can see the famous ‘Walker ear-necklace’ that Daryl made in the episode ‘Chupacabra’.
All posters on this site are available in three sizes, with a maximum print area of A2, A1 or A0.
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This poster pays tribute to the ‘Little Girl Walker’ from episode 1 of season 1, “Days Gone Bye”. Everyone remembers the scene when Rick finds what appears to be a small human child, however he is soon horrified to find out it is actually a walker, forcing him to put it down.
The girl who plays the part of the child walker is Addy Miller. You can follow her on Twitter – @TheAddyMiller
She also has a Facebook fan page, make sure to give it a like – https://www.facebook.com/AddyMillerFanPage
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This poster will look great on the wall of any Daryl Dixon/Norman Reedus fan. It contains truly memorable moments for his character in the form of icons above his head. From left to right we have, his crossbow, his brothers motorbike, a squirrel, the cherokee rose and an ear which signifies the walker ear-necklace he made.
This design is also available as prints & cards, clothing, stickers and iPhone/iPod cases.
This poster is available from Redbubble
This Daryl Dixon case will look great on your iPhone or iPod. It is available as a deflector or a capsule. The deflector is a single piece clip-on case. The capsule is a two piece slide-on case with a removable bottom.
For more pictures & information on this case you can check it out over on Redbubble
This poster will look great on the wall of any Daryl Dixon/Norman Reedus fan. It quotes the note he comes across in episode 3 of season 2 when he finds the walker hanging from a tree. “Got Bit, Fever Hit, World Went To Shit, Might As Well Quit.”
This design is also available as cards and prints.
This poster is available from Redbubble
This design takes inspiration from episode 1 of season 1, when Rick rode into Atlanta on the soon to be eaten horse. He turns left down a street and comes across a horde of walkers blocking the way. If only he had read the “Do Not Enter Sign”, just goes to prove street signs are still applicable even during the zombie apocalypse!
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You can choose the color, style and position of the logo. Check it out now!
