Comic Book Ads Hats

Description: A comic book classic! The X-Ray Specs comic book ad. See through your hand, or people's clothes. Funny gift for pranksters and practical jokers. Great gift for vintage comic book fans.

Description: Moondance Comics ads were a staple in 1980s comic books, and to a young collector living in rural Vermont it was like discovering a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. This shirt celebrates that legendary comic book store.

Description: A colorful vintage comic book illustration celebrating classic magic tricks, mysterious science experiments, and novelty toys. Featuring chattering teeth, a boomerang, a mystery box, optical illusions, and playful demonstrations. Inspired by 1950s and 1960s novelty advertisements, retro toy catalogs, and old-fashioned comic book promotions. A nostalgic tribute to childhood curiosity, magic, science, and fun.

Description: Who doesn’t love Sea Monkeys?!

Description: Ben wants YOU!!!

Description: Instant Wisdom! It's the 3 Sea Monkeys

Description: Count Cornelius, master of the Death Touch, archaeologist and historian.

Description: This is how Sea Monkeys really look...!

Description: Because, why not?

Description: Cream-filled, golden sponges as weapons.

Description: The eye is always watching.

Description: From the back pages of those comics you had as a kid!

Description: Lucky Skull Ring #2 is adapted from a vintage comic book ad from the 1950s & 1960s... a 5 cent giveaway... ward off bad luck & misfortune with a lucky skull. Available in both light & dark background versions. Follow us in instagram @rytetrack2020 for news updates.

Description: Lucky Skull Ring #1 is adapted from a vintage comic book ad from the 1950s & 1960s... a 5 cent giveaway... ward off bad luck & misfortune with a lucky skull. Available in both light & dark background versions. Follow us in instagram @rytetrack2020 for news updates.

Description: Remember those ads in comic books. You too can become almost as deadly as the deadliest man alive. His main skill was Marketing and Hyperbole. Did this ad make me seek out over half a lifetime of training? Nope. But I still love how visually stunning it is.