You have to wait approximately ten billion years for each Double Fine game, but not so with the buttons! A new set of Double Fine Action Buttons is ready! Set #2 features the "Happyheads" from Double Fine Action Comics #115 and #116. Who are the Happyheads and what is their terrible secret? Why have they come to our lands, and what do they plan to take from us? I have no idea, so we here at the DF Shop decided to interview the father of the Happyheads, Scott Campbell.

DFS: What the heck?
SC: Yeah, I know.
DFS: Two of those little dudes have no pants on. Explain.
SC: It's summer time for those guys! Who can control them in summertime?!
DFS: The ones without instruments seem the happiest. Are you making an anti-music statement with these pins?
SC: All I'm saying is that music is beautiful, but sometimes heavy to lug around. Is all.
DFS: What kinds of places could people use these decorative pins?
SC: On their pants, on their shirts, on their lockers, on their shoes, on their hats, on their little dog sweaters, on their bomber jackets, and many other places.
DFS: Would wearing these pins indicate any sort of gang allegiance? If so, which gang?
SC: Yes. The gang of Awesome. Even the rival gang of Bitchin will totally accept you.
DFS: What kind of pencil did you use to draw these. #2?
SC: No, I used a non-photo blue pencil to really draft them out exactly how I want them and do all the shading and rending. Then I inked them with a Japanese professional grade brush pen and then I erased all the other stuff I did. I rendered the "haha" with a ruler and t-square and compass.
DFS: Where do you get all your ideas?
SC: From the history channel.

There you have it. In the time it took you to read this you earned enough money to buy three sets of these pins. So, there goes that excuse.