Skull Comic Kids T-Shirts

Skull skater Illustration

From my collection "Cones"

These are two of my favorite characters from my favorite comic book! their lives run parallel, but always intersect!

Frankenhorrors is a graphic horror brand created by Frank Forte. Inspired by vintage monster movies and horror comics of the 1930s, this graphic by Frank Forte is sure to be a great gift for those who love retro horror, creatures, monsters and EC Comics like Tales from the Crypt and Vault of Horror. Frank’s paintings are an assemblage of inspiration from what he grew up watching on TV and reading in comic books. Trying to capture the feeling and emotion of a moving cartoon on a flat canvas, Frank’s work incorporates horrific and twisted subjects in disturbingly bizarre situations. His work has been exhibited at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery, Copro Gallery, Corey Helford Gallery, CASS Contemporary, Dark Art Emporium, Arch Enemy Arts, Phone B

Major Tom

Cool skull design as illustration for every sports team.

"We will not pray for anything. Nor will we seek help from anyone. Never again will we fight under another's flag." - Captain Harlock. As an archetypical romantic hero, a space pirate with an individualist philosophy of life, Captain Harlock (キャプテン・ハーロック Kyaputen Hārokku) is a self-made man, having seen the corruption of Earth's government politicians and their self-indulgence as well as the growing threats that many people refuse to acknowledge. He is as noble as he is taciturn, rebellious, stoically fighting against totalitarian regimes, whether they be earth-born or alien.

How big is that smile?!

Plain colour t-shirts are 100% Cotton Heather Grey t-shirts are 90% Cotton, 10% Polyester Charcoal Heather t-shirts are 52% Cotton, 48% Polyester Ethically sourced Slim fit, but if that's not your thing, order a size up Uncommon designs, printed just for you.

Original art by Michael Maglio

Funny Mohawk skulls design is suitable for you

ZILnation

Original art by Michael Maglio

Original art by Michael Maglio

Original art by Michael Maglio

Original art by Michael Maglio

"BORED TO DEATH" is a bored skull design manually drawn by DEEPLYBORED & digitally colored in a 90s cartoons visual art style.

Original art by Michael Maglio

Original art by Michael Maglio

Original art by Michael Maglio

A design for all your punishing needs! Be nice!

The Skull Piece as a Sticker without the Background

Not Ghost Rider, but not not Ghost Rider!

💀 CreepyCool Green Skull 💀 CreepyCool Original 💀

HDR4 Secret Society

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!”

Ram Skull. Digital Collage, comic art by BLZ Bob

This monster is all split up

A tasty skull for all you! Watch me and commission me LIVE - twitch.tv/dzynes Check out some more art here - facebook.com/artbydzynes instagram.com/dzynes

It's hard to dress up like a ghost. So much room for failure. Happy Halloween!

B. from Tear Children Series

Based on an old ad image for a mail-order monster mask (as seen in FAMOUS MONSTERS magazine circa 1960s. Enjoy these incredible mail order rubber monster masks and horror props from the late 50s that are guaranteed to "drive girls crazy" and "make everyone shudder in fright!" We especially love the Shock Monster, Skull, Vampire Girl Werewolf and Melting Man! If only we could still mail order these Halloween treasures today.

The Iron Skull was originally a soldier who was gravely injured during World War II (which, in this timeline, was fought partially on American soil well into 1950s). He was brought to Chicago, where Dr. Watson, a surgeon at "Chicago Hospital," worked to replace his flesh and bones with metallic components. The resulting cyborg was super-strong, resistant to bullets and capable of limited telepathy. His new face was missing a nose, giving him a skull-like appearance. By the year 1960, the Second World War wound down and reconstruction began. This year also saw a rise of rampant crime that the police struggled to contain. The cyborg decided to use his abilities to fight crime in Chicago as the Iron Skull.

Strange Mysteries #14 Grim Reaper on the cover.

"Hey, Pam, remember when I said this car was death proof? Well, that wasn't a lie. This car is 100% death proof." This Stuntman Mike design is has been given a comic book treatment with one of Mike's more memorable lines just before sending poor Pam into the dashboard.