Retro Sci Fi Cards
Description: A bold retro science-fiction movie poster inspired by early 1970s space-age pulp and futuristic adventure cinema. A glamorous astronaut dominates the composition above a vast retro-futurist city, launching rockets and glowing radar graphics, with oversized SPACE 1972 typography creating the feel of a lost cult sci-fi epic.
Description: Tokyo trembles as two unstoppable forces collide! In this latest Creature Feature adventure, a heroic giant tabby rises to defend the city against the alien invaders. Citizens scramble for safety as chaos erupts around them, but the stakes are higher than anyone imagined—only one side will dominate this epic battle of paws versus cosmic menace. If you’re a fan of kaiju cats, alien invasions, Japanese creature features, B-movie pulp chaos, and retro sci-fi storytelling, then I made this for you!
Description: A funny geek nerd tribute to retro science fiction robots! This design merges cult movie nostalgia with modern logo graphic parody. Featuring the iconic alien robot Gort with a laser eye in a minimalist silhouette, split between text and image. This black logo parody echoes 1950s sci-fi aesthetics with a modern feel. Fun for boomers, Gen X collectors, or Gen Z film geeks who love 1950s vintage cinema, outer space themes, and clever pop culture mashups. Ideal for cosplay and sci fi conventions, movie nights, or as a gift for lovers of cult classics and minimalist design.
Description: The new Bombshell sequel is here! A wild, retro B-movie poster illustration packed with apocalyptic sci-fi chaos! This cult classic-inspired design features a fearless bombshell pin-up riding a savage alien beast through a ruined city wasteland under neon-lit skies. Perfect for fans of 70s grindhouse, 50s sci-fi pulp, and vintage poster art with a touch of rebellion. Saddle up for the end of the world!
Description: When the skies filled with saucers and civilization burned beneath alien fire, one woman refused to kneel. Across the shattered highways of the wasteland, a legendary blonde warrior hunts through ruined cities, battling invaders, raiders, and the end of the world itself. EARTH'S LAST BOMBSHELL: WASTELAND WARRIOR delivers retro sci-fi action, post-apocalyptic adventure, UFO invasion chaos, Mad Max-style wasteland warfare, grindhouse cinema energy, VHS movie nostalgia, and vintage pulp poster excitement. If you're a fan of alien invasions, post-apocalyptic movies, retro sci-fi, wasteland warriors, cult cinema, VHS box art, grindhouse action, and pulp adventure artwork, then I made this for you!
Earths Last Bombshell Wasteland Warrior - Retro Sci Fi Action VHS Movie Card
by FilMate
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A government agent uncovers a terrifying conspiracy when a mad scientist transforms ordinary women into seductive bee queens whose deadly embrace leaves every victim lifeless. As mutated beauty spreads through a quiet town, only one man stands between humanity and a growing hive of horror. Inspired by classic 1970s sci-fi horror, creature features, drive-in cinema, pulp art, and VHS cult movies. If you're a fan of retro sci-fi, bee monsters, vintage exploitation films, and B-movie horror, then I made this for you!
Invasion of the Bee Girls - Retro Cult Classic 70s Sci-Fi B-Movie Card
by FilMate
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The latest edition in the Earth’s Last Bombshell saga explodes across a devastated wasteland where alien armadas fill the skies and humanity teeters on the edge of extinction. As UFOs rain destruction from above, the legendary Wasteland Queen stands defiant against impossible odds. Armed with twin pistols and unshakable courage, she races through the apocalypse to become Earth’s final hope. Retro sci-fi action, UFO invasion mayhem, wasteland warriors, muscle cars, VHS nostalgia, and classic pulp adventure collide. If you’re a fan of alien invasions, post-apocalyptic sci-fi, retro VHS art, cult movies, grindhouse action, pulp adventure, UFOs, and vintage movie posters, then I made this for you!
Earths Last Bombshell Wasteland Queen - Retro Post Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Action B-Movie Card
by FilMate
$5.00 $6.00
Description: She was built to be humanity's last miracle—and its final judgment. As kingdoms crumble beneath eclipsed skies, the Bad Angel walks the wasteland hunting those who mistake mercy for weakness. Every battle leaves another empire in ruins, but her war is far from over. A love letter to retro sci fi, post-apocalyptic action, and cult VHS cinema. If you're a fan of cyberpunk, Japanese B-movies, and dystopian adventures, then I made this for you!
Description: Retro sci fi artwork featuring a satellite dish in a rocky desert receiving a mysterious signal from space, blending vintage science fiction, old school space art, and a distressed cosmic illustration. Perfect for sci fi lovers, astronomy fans, and dreamers obsessed with alien signals, radio telescopes, and otherworldly landscapes; a great gift for birthdays, holidays, and anyone who loves eerie retro futurism.
Description: This retro sci-fi pulp magazine monster space rocket design captures the wild energy of mid-century aesthetics. Featuring a classic vintage sci-fi pulp magazine monster space rocket graphic with bold lines and high-contrast ink, it leans into avant-garde street fashion. Perfect for retro art fans, comic lovers, and sci-fi enthusiasts!
Vintage Sci-Fi Pulp Magazine Monster Space Rocket Shirt Card
by LoremBrew
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold retro sci-fi design featuring a dramatic rocket launch, a glowing red moon, and a futuristic space city beneath the striking phrase “The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon.” With vintage space poster energy and classic cosmic adventure vibes, this artwork is perfect for sci-fi fans, retro futurism lovers, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys epic space-themed graphic tees. A great gift idea for dreamers, explorers, and fans of imaginative universe-inspired art.
The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon Retro Sci-Fi Space Design Card
by TriopseLab
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Following the events in "Beneath the Planet of the Apes," Cornelius and Zira flee back through time to 20th Century Los Angeles, where they face fear and persecution similar to what Taylor and Brent suffered in the future in "Planet of the Apes," and discover the origins of the stream of events that will shape their world. This design is based on the movie poster from the Japanese release on July 31, 1971.
