tool goes here SPOKANE, Wash. — Nothing says Christmas with teenagers quite like the eye-roll as they open their presents. This product image released by 4 Specialty Gifts shows their cheerleader tote bags. Full Article at Centre Daily Times

Marc Ecko, clothing designer, is running a holiday giveaway featuring various fan-oriented prizes. There’s one readers here might be particularly interested in: a Batman giveaway featuring a hoodie signed by artist Kelley Jones. Full Article at Comics Worth Reading

You may have seen the new hoodies by Marc Ecko. It's been announced that he will be giving away one-of-a-kind celebrity-signed items along with exclusive merchandise on his website. Full Article at ComicVine

A Batman hoodie signed by comic book artist Kelley Jones is among the exclusive swag being given away by Shopecko.com during a star-studded holiday promotion. Full Article at Wired

Complex Media, the on- and offline media company founded by entrepreneur and artist Marc Ecko, has raised $12.8 million in funding, per an SEC filing. Full Article at paidContent.org

Seeing as how the whole "Macbeth with gunz" thing has already been done (see: movie starring Aussie heartthrob Sam Worthington, above), we're ever so curious to learn more about Marc Ecko's canned game concept for a "completely re-imagined Macbeth." Full Article at Joystiq

Clothing designer Marc Ecko has revealed he had planned to produce a videogame based on Shakespeare's Macbeth - otherwise known as The Boring Old Scottish Play. Full Article at Eurogamer

Denver, 12:56 AM Tue Dec 1 53 posts in the last 24 hours New: Breaking news and daily top stories via email 4149 Subscribers Send a link to this post '' via email: Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Full Article at Kotaku

As previously posted, clothing designer Mark Ecko is ready to remake his game Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure. Full Article at GamePad

With a video game adaptation of Dante's Inferno due next year, it seems as if any and all classic literature is fair game. Take Shakespeare for instance, which was nearly re-imagined by entrepreneur Marc Ecko. Full Article at 1up.com

Speaking with Marc Ecko about his work with videogames a few months back, the outspoken entrepreneur fessed up to one rumor I had been hearing -- he'd at one point been trying to adapt a videogame version of a famous William Shakespeare tale. Full Article at GamePad

Speaking with Marc Ecko about his work with videogames a few months back, the outspoken entrepreneur fessed up to one rumor I had been hearing -- he'd at one point been trying to adapt a videogame version of a famous William Shakespeare tale. Full Article at Destructoid

An article on Wednesday about the delivery of Barry Bonds’s 756th home run ball to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum misstated the number of votes cast in an online contest held by Marc Ecko, the fashion designer who purchased the ball and... Full Article at Columbia Journalism Review

2009-11-19 14:11:11 - NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwire) -- 11/19/09 -- DATE: Thursday, November 19th, 2009 WHEN: 4:30pm - 6:00pm WHERE: 1515 Broadway, New York, NY; 7th Floor Agenda: 4:30p-4:35p Opening remarks by Derrick Webster 4:35p-4:45p... Full Article at PR-Inside.com

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Channel the terror of Crystal Lake in this "Jason" hoodie from the Friday the 13th series by Marc Ecko. Bloody full zip-up hoodie with breathing holes and mesh eyeholes for visibility. Full Article at Geekologie

The average Wii-playing family is made up of clueless casual gamers, housewives and grannies: fact. OK, so you might get the occasional core gamer in there fending off starvation with No More Heroes or Metroid. Full Article at Games Radar

"I've had a crazy, wild ride. I've done a lot of things that have been naive," Ecko told The Post. "I'll take my lumps for a lot of things that, in retrospect, were a little indulgent. Life happens. I don't regret any of it." Full Article at mediabistro.com

When I first heard the rumblings of Marc Ecko owing Chinese investors hundreds of millions of dollars, I thought we were going to later hear about dude disappearing in a mysterious boat accident. Full Article at XXL