Danzig Crewneck Sweatshirts

Misfits Santa

Whoah, whoah, whoah, it's The Misits.

Glamour Ghoul

Everyone is welcome in the Fiend Club!

Classic pre-code horror comic Chamber Of Chills 19

Join the Poi Club and show your pride with this shirt from Honolulu Babylon!

crimson ghost green camo pattern

Another kick ass Mayhem Tool shirt!

Finally some good Christmas music!

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Pay tribute to the Misfits and the infamous Hawaiian Drink with this design! Aloha!

MexicanYeti Danzig parody

Fun lil edit of our ghost with the most

by Alan Frost

Dr Claw and Glenn Danzig. A power team.

Misfit skull inspiration

Get this misfits parody shirt while you can! It's a fun shirt! I am very tired and have written four of these! Help computer.

funny design for mother

Too much hula business, luaus late at night

by Alan Frost

We are all skulls and butterflies love us.

This tribute to the infamous Misfits album displays an evil seagull tamed by Honolulu Babylon to bring destruction wherever it may go.

This design pays tribute to the infamous "Teenagers from Mars" but puts these miscreants in a Hawaiian setting.

Dark Brandon is rising

A stack of horror business

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Two of the best things to come out of the late 70s! New Jersey's Misfits and Corellia's Millennium Falcon. Punk and Star Wars. Nice.

He's turned into a Martian, WHOAAAAA HOOOOOO HOOOOAAA!

A classic throwback to the early days of the band. Aside from a small run that we had made in 2017 for the UK, this is the first time that this design has been available since 2007.

Danzig inspired Mothmanns logo

He's turned into a Martian, WHOAAAAA HOOOOOO HOOOOAAA!

The Creature meets horror punk in this mashup with the almighty Misfits

Danzig I 1988

Danzig I 1988

Danzig is the self-titled debut album from Glenn Danzig's bluesy hard rock band that was released in August of 1988. The album was the first release on producer Rick Rubin's new label, Def American, and was slower, harder, heavier, cleaner, and more sonically spacious than anything Danzig had recorded with his previous bands. The album was reissued in the United States and the United Kingdom in 1998 and it remains the band's best-selling album to date, having been certified Gold in the U.S. in 1994, and having since been certified Platinum. Danzig promoted the album with a successful world tour in 1988–1989.