Cluedo Kids Hoodies

A Hint to the Red Herring

Inspired by the greatest film of all time, "Clue" (1985), this rendering of The Last Supper incorporates all of the suspects from the film, their weapons, the victims, and plenty more details that the eagle-eyed fan will enjoy. This original art piece is by Mike DiFrancisco.

Not the cognac, just in case.

Six suspects and a butler all seeming to be very anxious about something...

Professor Plum and Mrs Peacock are a match made in... Hill House. Clue fan art inspired by actors Christopher Lloyd and Eileen Brennan.

Our favorite punchline from the classic film, Clue, decorated with the six iconic weapons from the game.

Miss Scarlet, as seen in Clue (1985).

Mrs White as seen in the 1985 cult classic, Clue. The background includes many of her funny quotes from the film.

Clue flames

Not the cognac, just in case!

Mrs Peacock (Eileen Brennan) as seen in the cult classic, Clue. In the background are some of her best lines from the film.

Yvette is frightened because she also drank ze cognac!

Mrs White did not love Yvette. Clue fan art inspired by actress Madeline Kahn.

There’s blood on his hands, but Mr Green didn’t do it! Clue fan art inspired by actor Michael McKean.

In the billiard room, with the candlestick. The cross-dressing Ms Peacock is surely most wanted!

Who killed Mr. Body? It's up to you to figure it out. But before you go, check out these items for the sleuth with style!

Crayons re-enact the board game Clue

Mrs. White, with the robe, in the billiard room.

To make a long story short, the gun is missing and Communism was just a red herring.

Would you feel safe in a dark movie theatre with these eight characters? Design by Mike DiFrancisco.

Miss Scarlet says communism was just a red herring! Clue fan art inspired by actress Lesley Ann Warren.

As seen in Clue (the movie), Mrs White (played by Madeline Kahn), and the amount of husbands she's had.

Who killed Mr. Body? It’s up to you to figure it out. But before you go, check out these items for the sleuth with style!

If you’re trying to make him look stupid in front of the other guests, Col Mustard doesn’t need any help from you! Clue fan art inspired by actor Martin Mull.

Professor Plum, in the hall, with the candlestick.

Mrs White, in the hall, with the dagger. Will she rabbit before the police arrive?

In the lounge, with the lead piping, we find a latecomer to the murder mystery party - the Reverend Green.

This scarlet ibis was last seen in the kitchen, with the poison. Is she the guilty one??

A funny design for anyone who loves board games but perhaps takes them a little too seriously. We all know someone! A vintage themed cartoon design for people who love board games.

In the conservatory, with the rope. Killer new Cluedo products!

Whodunnit? Was it Colonel Mustard, in the library, with the candlestick?

The replacement for Mrs White in latter-day versions of Cluedo

Dr Death himself! The "victim" character was originally known as "Dr Black" but had his name changed to "Mr Boddy" for the US market. I would've stuck with the proper version but Dr Orchid had already claimed that particular title and none of the other characters are "misters". Besides, I liked "Mr Boddy", as it reminds me of an Alan Partridge episode :p The character has kept the appropriate colour, here in the form of a black swan, pictured in his final resting place, the cellar. If anybody desperately wants a "Dr Black"-titled version of this then drop me a message and I'll be happy to provide ;)

From the 2003 "Clue FX" version of the game comes the lesser-known Lady Lavender!

In the dining room, with the spanner. More products to murder for!

Take six games characters, reimagine them, and this is what you get. Now the question we are all asking is , who done it?