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Vintage Noir Film Detective scene inspired by Queens Of The Stone Age QOTSA "No One Knows" music song.

Rise again the demon Etrigan!

Remember remember the fifth of November

Team heads and the logo!!!

Vintage Stylized Lesbian Couple ∆ Retro Illustration

Berserker Comic

Nelson & Murdock Attorneys At Law

Clown prince of crime Logo

Nelson & Murdock Attorneys At Law

perfect gift for any comic book loving goth fans

Jeff Smith's epic graphic novel series "Bone" has often been described as The lord of the rings meets Disney, so I decided to mash up bone with the cover art for the original "Hobbit" animated feature film. I hope you all enjoy this.

With the Adamantium Skeleton perk, your limbs only receive 50% of the damage they normally would.

Take Flight. Superhero comic book fan art, digital drawing design.

A perk to go berserk over.

Looks like you got the Wolverines favorite perk now.

If Frank Miller redid The Crow in his infamous style.

The official logo for Odyssey Entertainment's "The Circle"

A Simba mashup with Twig the deerfox from the graphic novel--now Netflix original--series "Hilda."

You know the transformation

A quote from the superhero movie, Venom. Featuring a gruesome long tongue and dripping venomous slime, this tshirt is sure to impress comic book fans and movie lovers.

SIN CITY

bone

Dr. Jon Osterman's choice of symbol

A Property Card Series featuring famous pop culture destinations! Sin City

What was your favorite chapter of this acclaimed story?

A comic panel with symbols inside a balloon representing a dirty word.

Just a ring above a city.

Let’s Get Nuts. Michael Keaton superhero fan art.

Less Pride and No Prejudice John Atkinson, Wrong hands

Ogre, one of the main characters in the Graphic Novella Bold Blood, created by Joe St.Pierre. He’s not in a good mood!

A tribute to the 'Bo

One war is over but a new war is beginning, and Lightstorm is once again caught in the crossfire. After eight months in space fighting alongside the Vanguard against the Black End, Carrie “Lightstorm” Hauser comes home to rejoin her friends and family — but do they even need her anymore? Carrie returns to Earth and finds herself a stranger in her own life. Matt has taken over as leader of the Hero Squad, her secret identity has been revealed to the world, and her father wants nothing to do with his super-hero daughter. Worst of all, Concorde refuses to let Carrie back in the field until she deals with the trauma she suffered in the Black End War. As Carrie struggles to figure out her place in the world, a new threat rises in ...

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