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“They said British comics were dead – but Monster Fun is returning from the beyond to take over!” said Jason Kingsley OBE, CEO of Rebellion.

ARTiSTORY showcased original design assets inspired by the collections of its partners like New York’s The Brooklyn Museum, London’s The National Gallery and Tapei’s The National Palace Museum.

BAPE has also launched two limited edition UNO t-shirts as part of the collaboration.

The Shining shoe uses the poster artwork and has ‘RedRum’ written across the midsole, while the Friday the 13th shoe features Jason’s iconic hockey mask.

The short sees Stewie and Brian travel inside Peter’s body to explain how vaccines work.

“We’re excited to continue the close working relationships with existing rights holders, publishing, theatre and entertainment partners, and many others to protect and grow the great legacy of these beloved stories,” read a joint statement from the companies.

“We’re working closely with suppliers, families, play experts and engineers to introduce more sustainable, innovative designs and help drive demand for recycled materials,” said McDonald’s Chief Sustainability Officer Jenny McColloch.

The deadline to submit ideas is October 11th and the competition final will take place in-person at BLE on November 19th.

The show has also renamed its License This! competition to the Kelvyn Gardner License This! Competition in tribute.

Property category winners included Peppa Pig, The Rolling Stones and Pokémon.