Horror Heroine Kids T-Shirts

goddess heroine. from the Mahabharta story, a famous knight woman can shoot archery.

The perfect horror movie heroine is now ready to fend off all comers - from YOUR SHIRT!

Final Girl Graphic

My tribute to the excellence of Stranger Things and its amazing child actors. I wanted to use a lot of images within images and generally see how far I could push the content.

ALICE (MILLA JOVOVICH) FROM RESIDENT EVIL

One of two new designs based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks! First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways. It’s as the comics stated, “The most remarkable woman who ever lived!”

Wednesday addams Series Cover recreated Using AI

Wednesday addams Series Cover recreated Using AI

Enid Sinclair Portrait Recreated Using AI

Wednesday addams Series Cover recreated Using AI

Wednesday Addams Portrait Recreated Using AI

Enid Sinclair Portrait Recreated Using AI

Wednesday Addams Portrait Recreated Using AI

Wednesday Addams Portrait Recreated using AI

Wednesday Addams Portrait Recreated using AI

Anime Art ofWednesday Addams Portrait Recreated Using AI

Will this young heroine survive her encounter with the creatures of nightmares? Can she serenade the shadows in the realm of darkness?

This little lady knows how to defend herself

This little lady knows how to defend herself

This little lady knows how to defend herself

This little lady knows how to defend herself

the survivor in a slasher movie is called the Final Girl...they usually are women :P

Vampires Gonna Hate Tv Series Vampire Slayer 90's Meme

Wednesday Addams Portrait Recreated Using AI

Enid Sinclair Portrait Recreated Using AI

Twisted Tales was published on a bi-monthly schedule by Pacific Comics from November 1982 to May 1984, releasing just eight super-sized issues. After Pacific went bankrupt, two final issues were published by Eclipse Comics in November and December of 1984. In August 1986, Blackthorne Publishing released Twisted Tales 3-D #1 (#7 in their 3-D series), with reprints of stories taken from earlier issues. In November 1987 a Twisted Tales trade paperback was released by Eclipse Comics featuring previously unpublished stories and art. Twisted Tales was heavily influenced by the horror and science fiction movies of the '50s, but added huge dollops of graphic violence and sexuality to the EC formula, complete with copious female nudity.