Tentacles Cards
Description: Alternative Tentacles is an independent record label established in 1979 in San Francisco, California. It was used by Dead Kennedys for the self-produced single "California Über Alles". After realizing the potential for an independent label, they released records for other bands as well.
Description: An alternative vintage effect on a Creme tee. Influenced by oldschool Soviet propaganda posters, this design is for all the Cthulhu worshippers out there "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"
Refuse Tyranny, Obey Cthulhu - Creme Alternative Card
by RetroReview
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Introducing our latest design featuring the mighty Cthulhu! This eldritch being is brought to life in stunning detail with intricate tentacles, piercing eyes, and a towering presence. Whether you're a fan of Miskatonic University and Lovecraftian horror, RPGs, or just appreciate great design, this Cthulhu piece is sure to impress. With tags such as "horror", "fantasy", "monster", and "mythology", it's the perfect addition to your collection or as a gift for your fellow cultists. Embrace the darkness and bring the dread with this amazing Cthulhu design on your favorite products.
Description: Introducing our latest design featuring the mighty Cthulhu! This eldritch being is brought to life in stunning detail with intricate tentacles, piercing eyes, and a towering presence. Whether you're a fan of Miskatonic University and Lovecraftian horror, RPGs, or just appreciate great design, this Cthulhu piece is sure to impress. With tags such as "horror", "fantasy", "monster", and "mythology", it's the perfect addition to your collection or as a gift for your fellow cultists. Embrace the darkness and bring the dread with this amazing Cthulhu design on your favorite products.
Description: Necronomicon read aloud under the waxing moon. The portal to the world of madness is open. It steps forth with oily tentacles out of the hideous void, like a rift torn into the very heart of chaos and horror. Astonished and mortified, the onlooker closes the book, but the ritual is not yet complete.
