On February 24, Special Agent Dale Cooper entered the town of Twin Peaks — like every town you’ve ever known, and no place you’ve ever seen.
Several online stores are celebrating Twin Peaks Day — the first without its visionary co-creator David Lynch, who passed away last month — with new merchandise dedicated to series.
Fright-Rags is carrying an officially licensed shirt featuring Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper. Regularly $33, it’s on sale for $24 today only and will ship the week of March 21.
A pair of Fright-Rags’ previous Twin Peaks designs, “The Agent Cooper Files” by Yannick Bouchard and “Damn Fine Coffee” by Christopher Lovell, are available as print-on-demand tees for $36.
Dismay Design asks “Who Killed Laura Palmer?” with his new poster. 18×24 matte prints, signed and numbered by the artist, are available for $29.
Cody Schibi illustrated two portraits of Lynch plus Log Lady, The Man from Another Place, and Bob on coffee-stained paper. Each original 5×7 piece is $90.
The Big Happy Jewelry Co.‘s Twin Peaks collection includes 10 pairs of earrings, with prices ranging from $12 to $34, along with a 5″ David Lynch LED light for $38.
An oldie but a goodie, Max Dalton‘s “Twin Peaks Action Figure Collection” imagines 42 of the show’s characters as toys, complete with accessories. 18×24 giclee prints, hand-numbered out of 500, cost $50 from Spoke Art.
Twin Peaks ran for two seasons on ABC from 1990 to 1991, followed by the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me in 1992 and a revival season on Showtime in 2017.
