The Curious 13 The Walking Dead Michonne & Friends Taxidermy Mice

The mouse that cuts down walkers for breakfast.

Big fan of The Walking Dead? Chances are you’re also a big fan of the samurai wielding, one-woman army Michonne. If you want a display piece that reminds people of your fandom while also showing them a quirky taste for décor, get the Curious 13 The Walking Dead Michonne and Friends Taxidermy Mice. These are actual mice that were stuffed and dressed in tiny little clothing based on the show. Get one of these for your shelf and be prepared for all the questions people will ask you.
$100 – $200
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