Futurama Baseball T-Shirts for Sale

A parody of IPhone by Futurama's world!

Proud Crazy Cat Lady featuring five insta-famous cats

From the episode "Bender Gets Made"

and that makes me sad

yeah

"Bender, honey, we still love you!" Also available in white print on black.

Drawing created by ZenpaiStudios

Sprite from the classic driving game.

well, it does!

nothing like a clean old robot with that new robot smell

fulu

There's this obscure ad on a billboard during the theme and I made it into a tshirt. Also, if you didn't read the title of this shirt like Igner in your head, you're not a true fan. EUGENEANDJONNIE STEAL DESIGNS!!

You'd better not breathe, you'd better not move, You'd better off dead, I'm telling you, dude. Santa Claus is gunning you down!

The only cotton candy found at Luna Park!!

don't talk to the bartender like a chump

Behold the Face of Boe!

Dip indeed

have you taken your pressure pill?

Another iteration of The Simpsons sailboat painting, this one with HG Blob of Futurama and the Planet Express ship soaring off into the sky. Yay fan art!

Two Sided Tech Face Card concept and idea

Jam a bastard in it!

the arms flail about violently! it's fun!

*disclaimer, this is a reference to a show. It is NOT to be used as a law enforcement officer in today's reality...but it might be poking fun a little bit at the government**

Hello meatbags, make sure you label yourself so you do not confuse the robots when they take over.

Fry found the magic words to show Leela what she really means to him as he almost sacrificed himself for her oxygen tank.... low and behold. ...EUGENEANDJONNIE steal designs!!

"Back in the 3000's I was in a very famous TV show"

well, it does!

you may not have 16 hands for Elzar to slap on the down low, but you can still wear his catch phrase! Bam!

it's basic

he's da bomb

Smizmars!

From the episode "The Cryonic Woman" of Futurama.

remember!

future art work

Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion Car- a jet age looking retrofuturistic wonder which is said to have inspired the design of the Planet Express ship on Futurama, as well as countless other sci-fi spaceships. You'd think it was from the 60s but apparently the truth is the 1930s. Great gift for design fanatics and fans of historic cars.