Serial Cards
Henry (DISTRESSED) - Portrait of a Serial Killer Card
by StayTruePonyboy
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Description: Richard Ramirez - See You In Hell - Serial Killers - True Crime by Busted Bones! Made by true crime fans for true crime addicts! Get yours today!
Richard Ramirez - See You In Hell - Serial Killers - True Crime Card
by Renegade Rags
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Description: Introvert. It's hard enough to meet new people, let this shirt break the ice for you! The text reads "INTROVERT"...I don't always make new friends, but when I do, I prefer to make them using parts from old ones." A great conversation starter for those of us toting a hard shell around with us.
Wisconsin - Land Of Cannibal Killers and Human Furniture Card
by DarkLordPug
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Homicide Hunter Joe Kenda "What do we have here?" Card
by daniellecaliforniaa
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Murder Metal Mayhem - Serial Killer Story Hour Card
by Murder Metal Mayhem
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Description: A hilarious twist on classic horror, this artwork is perfect for plant lovers, gardeners, and fans of horror parodies who enjoy tongue-in-cheek humor. Ideal for Halloween season or any time you want to make people laugh and slightly uncomfortable—in a good way! Makes a great gift for horror fans, dark comedy lovers, or anyone with a green thumb and a wicked sense of humor.
Description: "People Need to Start Appreciating the Effort I Put into Not Being a Serial Killer" is the perfect design for those days when you’re holding it all together—barely! With its bold typography and cheeky message, this design is perfect for T-shirts, mugs, or tote bags that make a statement about your sarcastic side.
People Need to Appreciate the Effort I Put into Not Being a Serial Killer Card
by Larry's Creations
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The Whitechapel Vigilance Committee design commemorates the creation of the volunteer group that patrolled the streets of Whitechapel at night during 1888 in the hopes of catching the elusive serial killer known as Jack The Ripper. The committee was set up by local businessmen who were concerned that the killings were affecting commerce in the area. It was led by George Lusk, a local builder who was elected chairman during the committee's first meeting on 10 September 1888.
Whitechapel Vigilance Committee Jack The Ripper Card
by HellwoodOutfitters
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