Mutant Baseball T-Shirts

What the hell is wrong with that guy's face?!

Mutant retro graphic.

It's an uncanny source of kinetic energy!

Traditional tattoo style mutant hand with card

double headed creature

Mutant

Showcase your mutant pride with this distressed "Mutant" design inspired by the X-Men animated tv series!

Happy 30th anniversary! Let’s Shellebrate!

Showcase your mutant pride with this "Mutant" design inspired by the X-Men animated tv series!

Mutant and Proud

I hope you like it!!!

Be proud !

Mutant & Proud

Love anthropomorphic animals but this time, I want to to make the characters dehumanize on its original sense for a different approach.

MY BROTHERS WILL ALWAYS BE WITH ME IN BATTLE

Original art by Tom Martin

teenage mutant ninja turtles 1990

In my opinion, one of the best characters of x-men! Made from fan to fan, I hope you like it.

No sleeves to hide an ace

August summer of '96 sure is hot. I know how I'm gonna cool off, do you? Cowabunga dudes!

Cyclopse & Phoenix Jean Grey Marvel

Juggernaut (Cain Marko) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist/co-writer Jack Kirby, he first appeared in X-Men #12 (July 1965) as an adversary of the eponymous superhero team. Since then, he has come into conflict with other heroes, primarily Spider-Man and the Hulk.

A parody inspired by the movie "Logan." I hope you like it! :)

Issue no 1 of Mutant comics is out!!??!?!?!

From the "Flat Pop: TNMT" collection

Find your inner pizza!

A handsome stranger. Made in collaboration with Midjourney.

90's gambit

Design based on the first mutant team comics of the 60s.

It's the lovable, yet incredibly dangerous Pluthar Mutant from the kinda lost classic, "TerrorVision"!

What side are you today?

Mutant's pride

Who are you? What are you? Claim your mutant pride and let the world know.

Sir Fred sees all

All of the designs in this series are from original pen and paper drawings. I love clean line art! Pulled from sketchbooks, scraps of paper, coasters... then, blown-up & cleaned-up... some... trying to balance between computer and hand drawn. Dump in some color breaks, and it's all good! Hooray for scribbles!