'Chuck' Nerd Herd T-Shirt and Graphic Novel

Show your love for 'Chuck,' Nerd Herders, with this one-of-a-kind commemorative shirt!

The size Large Anvil brand T-shirt is 100 percent cotton. There's a fake Nerd Herd tie and pocket protector on the front, and the back has text commemorating the show's final season (as well as some fake weaponry).

When laid flat, the shirt is about 25.5 inches long in the front and about 28 inches long in the back. All measurements are approximate.

Also in this lot: The paperback graphic novel collecting the first six 'Chuck' comic books.

Amazon's description of the book: "The hit NBC television series takes the comics world by storm. Series co-executive producer Peter Johnson and series writer Zev Borow join with artists Jeremy Haun (The Leading Man), Phil Noto (Jonah Hex) to take Chuck Bartowski and his friends on a globe-trotting, action-packed adventure too big for television Will Chuck survive his first trips to Japan, South America, Eastern Europe and Singapore?"

What better way to commemorate 'Chuck's' great ride than to bid up this item for a good cause! Consider it one last mission for Team Bartowski.


My name is Maureen Ryan and I'm the TV critic for The Huffington Post. I'm selling an array of items that I've received from various TV networks to benefit the medical charity Partners in Health, which works to bring health care to Haiti and other countries (feel free to check out the PIH web site for more information).

One hundred percent of the proceeds of the sale of all items in the auction go to Partners in Health.

Items are typically shipped within five days of confirmed receipt of payment. If you are unhappy with the item in any way, I will refund 100 percent of your money, but I ask that you pay the shipping cost to return the item to me. Auctions are limited to bidders with addresses in the United States; shipping internationally is not an option at this time (I'm sorry about that, truly). If you have any questions about this auction, go to Huffington Post TV (there will be a post about the auction on my HPTV page soon).

Many thanks for making a difference, TV fans!