X Ray Kids T-Shirts

A comic book classic! The X-Ray Specs comic book ad. See through your hand, or people's clothes. Funny gift for pranksters and practical jokers. Great gift for vintage comic book fans.

X ray Vision

Shirt for Soundslice FX guitar pedal! Play the X-RAY BOX!

This emote is best suited for phone cases, wall art, pillows, totes, pins and coffee mugs!!

X-Ray Spex oncert graphic

See right through capitalist propaganda!

X-Ray Beaglepuss. Art by Robert Jimenez.

Enjoy your profession with this great design.

Kind of a deep cut....remember the Adventure People toyline?

Because, why not?

Our proud scientists are working hard to catalog the strange kaiju food creatures. The newest discovery they found is Pizzazilla, a complex organism in a slice of vegan pizza.

One of the best figures of the original line.

A new Spine Tingling design based off of novelty ads from vintage comic books.

x ray spex poly styrene

Behind the skeleton view

X RAY SPEX Germ Free

X-Ray Spex -Original Punk Design

frankenstein x ray xray specs 60s

layered spraypaint and blockprint design made by me, Charles State. please find me on all your favorite social media platforms to see more.pop art style in the vein of Warhol or Lichtenstein.

Ray Charles

Retro Poly Styrene Tribute

live at cbgb

Have you never been curious about how a Ramen Kaiju looks like inside? Well, Science brought us that answer!

X ray Vision Vintage ad

Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for x-ray technician or radiologist: Loved one or friend !

save my soul

X Ray Spex

X-Ray Spex † Original Post Punk Design

Boom

Fun with science bony skeletal hand x ray incorporating the periodic table

Ok sign skull x-ray

Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for x-ray technician or radiologist: Loved one or friend !

Santa’s Favorite X-Ray Tech Christmas

It’s going tibia okay funny science t-shirt and accessories- great for science, anatomy, biology lovers

Radiology Design that reads: "It's Going Tibia Ok". That's just right for an X-Ray Tech who works at a hospital.

The 80s are calling, asking if you ever mailed in a quarter to an address in a comic book ad for a pair of X-ray glasses