Dark Shadows Baseball T-Shirts

A curse falls on Collinswood, casting all who enter from the light and into the Dark Shadows.

A collage of classic video tape art, some of which only exists in my imagination.

Dark Shadows, Barnabas Collins

"The power of the silver wolf's head is legendary." Barnabas Collins' iconic wolf's head cane and onyx ring were integral to the image of the character. He was rarely seen without at least one of them, and was usually in possession of both. Here they help to lend a little gravitas, and the weight of ancestral responsibilities, to Barnabas' soulful expression. Looking not unlike Barnabas' renowned portrait at Collinwood, this design would be equally at home in your own foyer.

They walk the streets at night, they go where werewolves dare.

It’s a parody of an homage wrapped inside an enugma. There’s a LOT going on here.

"A woman doctor, what an age this is!" A flat design from the dark comedy Dark Shadows.

Tragic anti-hero or total creep? It depends on the episode!

Reprobate, ne’er-do-well, creep. Ally, defender, friend. Willie opened the coffin, and irreversibly transformed Collinsport… and himself. From directionless conman to loyal companion, Willie would prove indispensable to Barnabas throughout countless adventures. Remember, there's a lot of things we deserve we never get, and there's a lot of things we get and don't deserve… but you definitely deserve a Willie Loomis-themed tote bag, or a mug for your morning coffee!

The Blue Whale is a pub in Collinsport. It was a very popular hang-out for most of the town's denizens. The same bartender could always be seen working, no matter the time of day

Barnabas

Dark Shadows, Barnabas Collins

Dark Shadows, Quentin Collins

Dark Shadows was full of monsters - both literal and figurative - but none were as captivating as Barnabas Collins himself. As a man, of course, he was charming. But as a monster, he was spellbinding. Here we see him in monster form - fangs out, eyes bright, relishing the bloodlust and rejoicing in his darkness. With this design you, too, can revel in your own dark side. Wear it on a t-shirt, or let Barnabas guard your living room on a pillow. He also makes the perfect mask - at the moment, we need to be given plenty of space, and after all, who wants to mess with Barnabas the vampire?

My name is Victoria Winters. My journey is beginning...

Where would Barnabas Collins be without Julia Hoffman? A more than able Watson to Barnabas' Holmes, the good doctor's ingenuity, tenacity and intelligence saw the pair through countless adventures. So if you're planning on using some i-ching wands to take you decades from your own time, or contemplating getting yourself trapped in a parallel universe, be sure to have Julia by your side - as a travel mug, a scarf or a notebook, she's ideal.

Angelique. That beautiful, terrible, black-hearted child of the angels. Friend, enemy, lover and tormentor: she was all those things and more, following Barnabas Collins across time and space to help and hinder him in equal measure. And now, this eternal enigma is eternally yours, whether on a T-shirt, coffee mug or magnet!

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Dashing, roguish and impossibly handsome, Quentin Collins was a true wildcard. Werewolf and immortal, the wayward, prodigal son of the 19th century Collins family grew from a selfish rake to one of Barnabas' staunchest allies in the never-ending fight to keep their family safe from the supernatural evils that stalked it. So keep the chill of a Maine winter at bay with a Quentin hoodie - or put him on a pillow and cuddle up by the fire. The choice is yours!

“My name is Victoria Winters…” The girl from the dream. The girl with long, dark hair, who stopped in a dark, isolated town. The girl who hoped to link her mysterious past with her shadowy, cryptic future. As beautiful as she was resolute, and as resourceful as she was kind, Victoria’s gentle, honest nature captured the hearts of all who met her. So keep this charming ingénue close, always – perhaps on a mug, or a pillow... or why not record your own story in a beautiful journal?

Let your friends, old and new, know where you like to grab a "bite"! (Bring money for the jukebox!)

A drunkards parody of the old tv show and movie - Dark Shadows.

Barnabas Collins

Cursed, guilt-ridden and tormented, for over 50 years Barnabas Collins has been the quintessential sympathetic vampire. From the truly terrifying monster at the Old House, to the righteous guardian of the Collins family, Barnabas was complex, fascinating and never less than mesmerising. This striking three-shade design has attempted to capture just a little of that magnetic magic. Wear him as a shirt, or take him everywhere on your phone case, this design is a must for Dark Shadows fans.

Dark Shadows is an American gothic soap opera that aired weekdays on the ABC television network from June 27, 1966, to April 2, 1971. The show depicted the lives, loves, trials, and tribulations of the wealthy Collins family of Collinsport, Maine, where a number of supernatural occurrences take place.

Buffy was a hero to most But she never meant $#!t to me

From the tv soap Dark Shadows. This witch is a wicked as they come. This scene gave me particular feels.

Indian ink and black pen

Barnabas Collins is a fictional character, a featured role in the ABC daytime serial Dark Shadows, which aired from 1966 to 1971. Barnabas is a 175-year-old vampire in search of fresh blood and his lost love, Josette. The character, originally played by Canadian actor Jonathan Frid, was introduced in an attempt to resurrect the show's flagging ratings, and was originally to have only a brief 13-week run. He was retained due to his popularity and the program's quick spike in ratings, and virtually became the star of the show.

The curse spreads

Dark Shadows in Red

Dark Shadows

The innocent and naïve beauty from Martinique, Josette du Pres was Barnabas Collins’ lively, carefree fiancée when she arrived at Collinwood in 1795. But her happiness - and Barnabas’ - was to be short-lived, thanks to Angelique’s jealousy and the terrible, dark magic that would seal her fate forever on Widows’ Hill. While we cannot offer a music box, perhaps you’d care to re-create the atmosphere of the Old House, with a portrait of Josette watching over you - to protect you from the Matthew Morgans of this world, and the dreadful terrors of the next.

“A Way is needed which contains a concept of Absolute Existence that includes both the Light and the Dark, and Life and Death. If, for instance, Christianity might see Lucifer as the complement and not the enemy, it might take a valuable step on the road to becoming more holistic and respectful of the human reality. If the Divine cannot partake of the Shadow, it cannot be the Divine, for the Divine cannot truly nourish humanity if it only feeds one pole of the human being.”

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Title card for Dark Shadows tv show.