Hulk Challenge at Threadless

Hey all, just trying to figure out the best way to get my Threadless submissions out there. Looking into Tumblr, Flicker, Pinterest, etc. to see what drives the most traffic to Mudge Studios Threadless page. There are a very limited number of days available for open scoring- so I need to determine how to use my time wisely when promoting these subs. I believe that Voting is open until May 02, 2013. If you have a chance, Please vote and score some of my Hulk Tee shirt designs over at Threadless.
In this experiment, I've included all six Hulk subs, each with a caption and a link to the Threadless site where one can score the designs. Thanks for browsing!

Green Hulk and Red Hulk Arm Wrestling

Our Gray Version of the Hulk

Hulk as The Thinker

Hulk Not Happy Anymore

This is the revised version of the Incredibly Happy Hulk t-shirt design that I first submitted for the challenge. I made some major changes to the Hulk's facial expression. Let's just say... Hulk Not Happy Anymore.

Hulk Burden Earth

For this Hulk challenge I've depicted Hulk as Atlas struggling under the tremendous weight of the Earth as the human race as a whole finally succumbs to temptation, of total selfishness, greed, corruption and violence towards one another. The fall of man is symbolized by a fiery rage that has completely over shadows even the notorious rage of Hulk. Hope you like it. 

Red Hulk

Hulk The Thinker - Threadless Challenge

Hulk Threadless Challenge, a photo by MudgeStudios on Flickr.

Voting open until May 02, 2013. If you have a chance, Please vote and score some of my Hulk Tee shirt designs over at Threadless.
Featured above we have Hulk in the classic Thinker's pose struggling and saying it ain't easy being gray. Click the following link to score it http://thrdl.es/~/2a0c A pathetic frog looks up at the Hulk and sighs- yeah, try being Green. Of course, everybody knows that It Ain't Easy Being Green. Well, everybody except for the Incredible Hulk.
This sub was Inspired by Rodin's classic sculpture The Thinker. Featured is the gray skinned version of The Hulk as seen in the debut of the Incredible Hulk back in 1962. Originally Stan Lee wanted gray because it was a neutral skin color and did not point to a particular ethnicity. Green was finally chosen after seeing all of the inconsistencies with the gray skin tones in the first publication.