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  • "Buffalo Comic" Crewneck Sweatshirt
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"Buffalo Comic" Crewneck Sweatshirt

"Buffalo Comic" Crewneck Sweatshirt

$43.99 USD
$43.99 USD
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SIZE GUIDE (inches)
Printed on Gildan 18000

  S M L XL 2XL 3XL
Width 20 22 24 26 28 30
Length 27 28 29 30 31 32
Sleeve length
(from center back)		 33.5 34.5 35.5 36.5 37.5 38.5


Printed using Direct-to-Garment (DTG) technology. DTG prints have a softer feel compared to traditional screen printing, and while durable, they require extra care for longevity. Please wash inside out in cold water, avoid bleach, and tumble dry on low for the best results.

Fulfilled on-demand by a third party, shipping costs dependent upon third party's rates. Please double check size before ordering. All sales final.

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  • The Need

    The Family of John Bouquin

    On April 2, 2024, John's family's world crumbled. His wife came home from work to find her husband, John, unresponsive. It felt as though the ground was ripped from beneath her as she tried to save him, performing CPR until EMTs arrived and worked tirelessly for 20 minutes. Despite all efforts, John passed away from a heart attack, commonly referred to as the "widow maker." In that moment, her heart shattered, and life as she knew it was forever changed.

    John was a man of deep character, always willing to help those in need. He was a proud Marine who served two tours in Iraq and a member of the Free Masons, the Rod and Gun Club, and the VFW. Whether through his military service or daily acts of kindness, John embodied generosity, strength, and a selfless spirit.

    As a father, he was a hero to their three children—ages 9, 7, and 2. His sudden loss has left a void in the family that words cannot describe. His boys have lost their role model, their guide, and their protector. His daughter will never feel her daddy rocking her to sleep again. The memories they've made are now all they have, and their future feels impossibly heavy without him.

    As his family navigates this unimaginable loss, his wife is now faced with raising their children alone. Balancing grief, parenting, and the financial weight of single-income living has been overwhelming. On top of this, John’s long list of unfinished projects has now become hers.

    Please consider a shirt purchase or a donation to the family's online fundraiser to help support them.

  • The Artist

    Lucky Prak

    Lucky Prak is a Buffalo-based artist with a BFA in Animation from Daemen College. He is a graphic designer and videographer during the day and a freelance illustrator in his free time working in both digital and traditional media. He has done advertising work for local and national firms, tables artwork at local comic book conventions, and is perpetually working on a comic book with no announced or planned announced release date. Lucky is a fan of all things comic book or sci fi related and can often be found at various comic books shops and bookstores in the Buffalo area.

    Lucky is somewhere between an avid and die hard Buffalo Bills fan as he never misses watching a game but he hasn't gone through a flaming table outside of New Era Field (yet). His favorite Buffalo Bills player of all time is Fred Jackson.

    Lucky's work can be found at www.luckyprak.com and you can follow @luckyprak on Instagram.