Prometheus Kids T-Shirts

Original fan art by the Dynamic Duel podcast. dynamicduel.com

Frankenstein Friday, which is on the last Friday in October, falling on October 27 this year, was created to celebrate Mary Shelley and her famous novel “Frankenstein” (also named “The Modern Prometheus”). Mary Shelley’s creation spawned an entire genre, countless movie adaptations, and widespread recognition, and from the spooky October month comes another fun celebration. Frankenstein Friday aims to immortalize and honor this monster of a book right around the time the U.S. celebrates another scary holiday.

We have coffee and speak your language. Where dreams come true!

Protomorph baby in irises.

Ever wonder what "Prometheus" The Engineers' team logo would look like? Here you go :)

David prepared a gift with a surprise.

Alien vs. Predator Galaxy (avpgalaxy.net) logo.

Xenomorph in love Artwork

SKULL BIRD

Just achieved immortality? This is the design for you.

NAVAL PROPERTY OF NX59650

Have yourself an alien christmas

Alien Covenant. Teaser Logo rework

Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus is an 1818 novel written by English author Mary Shelley.

1899 is a multilingual German epic period mystery-science fiction streaming television series created by Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar. Set in 1899, the series follows a group of European migrants travelling from London on a steamship named Kerberos to start new lives in New York City.

Pandora, John William Waterhouse 1896

Design with the seven passengers of the Nostromo plus an unwanted guest. They are made with a pixelated retro style with eighties feel.

APP LV-426 WYC

Chestbursterw

from the space

Frankenstein's monster never looked so terrifying with Happy Halloween added to make it a seasonal favorite!

Minimalistic portrait of author Mary Shelley

Minimalistic portrait of author Mary Shelley

XENOMORPH

The ship of engineers, plows space.

SEA the SCORPION

Weathered version of the blast shield doors in Rapture

> HELLO SISTER. > WELCOME TO REALITY.

The most famous romantic couple in the cinema? Well, maybe not, but are not both of them charming in this pixelated style?

Frankenstein Monster fan art original art: ink on paper by George Micalef

still one of my all-time-favourite writers!

A Alien poster I designed. I took some liberties with the alien but its still close to the original H.R. Giger design.

David and xens admire the Earth.

Frankenstein's Monster

"How's it going, Prometheus?" "Oh, you know, same eagles, new liver."