FOUR MILLION YEARS LATER

What G1 TF fan can forget the ...um... classic... episode "Carnage In C-Minor", in which the Transformers visit the planet Eurythma, a planet whose every aspect revolves around music? No, really, who can forget it, because I've been trying for more than 35 years... please tell me how you forgot it. ANYWAY, you can prove your DEEP CUT Transformers fandom by wearing this tee of Basso Profundo, Allegra, and Zebop, in this obvious homage to the infamous 3 wolves howling at the moon t-shirt. Behold them belting out their harmony with their home planet up in the corner. Prove what a deep cut G1 enthusiast you are to all your other nerdy TF friends.

"Celebrate" the "wonders" of AKOM animation with our latest design featuring a classic shot of MEGATRON from CITY OF STEEL. Art by Jerzy Drozd of FOURMILLIONYEARSLATER.COM

Flying around doing errands for Megatron can be tough work, and sometimes a bot needs a bit of caffeinergon to get to ALERT STATUS, as we discovered in our THE SECRET OF OMEGA SUPREME episode. Art by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

It's everybody's favorite cute Autobot Spaceship COSMOS sending a wink across space directly to you! Art by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

Our logo in the classic TF font, done up in Decepticon colors. Artwork by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

Our logo in the classic TF font, done up in Autobot colors. Artwork by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

It's Tracks's buddy Raoul from the episodes "Make Tracks" and "Auto Bop," where this awesome line comes from. Artwork by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

Looks like Shawn Berger's campaign posters are getting vandalized! Artwork by Jerzy Drozd, Textwork by Hoover, of FourMillionYearsLater.com

You can tell all the world what a DOG LUNCH Shawn Berger is with this design. This version is best for cellphone cases and more vertically-oriented designs. Art by Jerzy Drozd of FourMillionYearsLater.com

From the FOUR MILLION YEARS LATER podcast comes our first design: CASSETTES BEFORE JETS, born out of our review of "A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court". Art by Jerzy Drozd