1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Protecting Kids from Gun Marketing Act . 2. Prohibition of marketing firearms to minors (a) Conduct prohibited (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Commission shall, in accordance with section 553 of title 5, United States Code, promulgate rules to prohibit any manufacturer, dealer, or importer, or agent thereof, from marketing or advertising a firearm or any firearm-related product to a minor in a manner that is designed, intended, or reasonably appears to be attractive to a minor. (2) Considerations In determining whether any marketing or advertising reasonably appears to be attractive to a minor for purposes of paragraph (1), the Commission shall consider the totality of the circumstances, including whether such marketing or advertising does any of the following: (A) Uses any cartoon character, any caricature, or any meme that reasonably appears to be a minor, or intended to appeal to minors, to promote any firearm or firearm-related product. (B) Offers to minors any brand name merchandise of a manufacturer, dealer, or importer (including any hat, T-shirt, other clothing, toy, game, or stuffed animal) that promotes a firearm or firearm-related product. (C) Offers any firearm or firearm-related product with features, sizes, or designs that are specifically designed to be used by, or appeal to, minors. (D) Uses any image or depiction of a minor to depict the use or handling of a firearm or firearm-related product. (E) Is intended to reach an audience that is predominately composed of minors and not intended for a more general audience composed of adults. (F) Offers any firearm or firearm-related product as a gift to a minor in order to promote or advertise any firearm or firearm-related product of a manufacturer, dealer, or importer. (G) Promotes the contracts of the manufacturer, dealer, or importer with the Federal Government or United States Armed Forces to imply an affiliation or endorsement of the manufacturer, dealer,