Silver Hoodies

Real Men Wear Black Las Vegas Raiders

The samurai gang

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Galactus & Silver Surfer - Classic

The disco ball is sure light up the dance floor of your heart as it journeys back to the 1970's. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

Norrin Rodent volunteered to become the Herald of Galactypus to save his home planet!

It's almost time, kids! The clock is ticking … Watch the horrorthon, get your mask on at 9pm, die HORRIBLY. You know – the usual. This 'Halloween III'-inspired design will get you in the right mood for Samhain, when the hills ran red with the blood of animals and children, and you'll be screaming at the phone switchboards of TV stations up and down the country before you know it. Altogether, now: "Turn it off! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! STOP IT!" … LOL ;-) Comes in three versions.

Classic Silver Surfer, a slave to conquer worlds

Silver Jews - - Original Retro Artwork Design

Silver Bay waves circle design in royal blue for students and teachers

"The Glorious Liberation of the People's Technocratic Republic of Vinnland by the Combined Forces of the United Territories of Europa"

Silverchair was an Australian rock band, which formed in 1992

The world famous silver fern of New Zealand.

You know that famous mustache, you'd know it anywhere.

The perfect gift for Trans Am owner and enthusiast.

Plainview & Son Drilling Co. est 1898 - Little Boston, California.

This dazzling multidimensional silver mirrored disco ball patterned shiny star spins and dazzles with multidimensional iridescent sparkles to light up your memory's dance floor with music as it journeys back to the 1970's. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

In 1983, big-name beers were spending hard to advertise around beer-buying holidays like Memorial Day, July Fourth, and Labor Day. The then young and fledgling Silver Bullet label wanted to own a holiday, but had to pick a less beer-centric one where they could afford to make their campaign dollars go farther and so they picked... Halloween. Yes, Halloween. Enter the BeerWolf - the hard-partying cousin of the werewolf who loved pounding beers at Halloween parties. Surprisingly, he was a hit and helped sell more beer. He was so popular, that he didn't go into hibernation after the calendar changed and actually started showing up for other holidays, events, and for no real reason at all. Here's to you, you crazy beer-drinking bastard.

Do you have planetary sized cravings? Are you as hungry as Galactus? Then head on over to the "all you can devour" Galactic Buffet.

Silver the Hedgehog designed to look like he's from Sonic Mania

Vintage Airstream Travel Trailers Logo

Show your support for the Mothman with this awesome design.

happy happy halloween, silver shamrock!

Saint Seiya characters helmets

Nothing sexier than a man with a saxaphone

The ONE and ONLY, RAIDER NATION!

Abstract design

Legends of the Hidden Temple

This print artwork is new color treatment based on a photograph of a large mural I did for La Val's Pizza in Alameda. It was a hand painted piece created on an independent, movable surface made from thick tempered masonite, mounted on a wood frame.

Show your support of the most underrated Halloween movie of the franchise with this H3 shirt

Silver Shamrock Novelties was a toy company owned by Conal Cochran, a witchcraft-obsessed madman plotting to use his products to kill children during Halloween 3: Season Of The Witch. While this was perhaps not the best business plan, it was also not the best entry into the Halloween franchise, what with no Michael Meyers and all. Nonetheless, the movie happened and Silver Shamrock Novelties was born.

Straight out the comics!

Become apart of the Silver Fox Club. Let'em know that old guys still rock

The perfect gift for Mustang owner and enthusiast.

Silver Machine is a 1972 song by the UK rock group Hawkwind that was originally released as a single in June 1972, reaching number three on the UK singles charts. The single was re-issued in 1976, reaching number 34 on the UK singles charts again in 1978, and once again in 1983, reaching number 67. The original mix has been re-released on the remasters version of In Search of Space. The song's lyrics are a send-up of space travel, inspired by the Alfred Jarry essay How to Construct a Time Machine, which was interpreted as a description of how to build a bicycle.