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Our Stories fictional magazine with The Tripods cover art

Kaiju manga, vintage.

A design of the cover of a retro manga magazine

Introducing Cosmic Girl! This retro design is a true throwback to the era of space travel, with one-of-a-kind cosmic motifs from out of this world. A smiling girl surrounded by comic motifs from space, including planets, rockets, astronauts, and other objects with an adorable caption. The multicolored background adds to this retro vibe.

Everyone's favourite magazine, Cluckers! For the chicken by the chicken.

Comics illustration

Revolutionize the world.

Thrilling Mystery pulp cover for feb. Vintage horror magazine.

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Unearth the spine-chilling nostalgia of the 1970s with our Vintage Monster Horror Pulp Magazine design! Transport yourself back to an era where monsters roamed the pages in all their gloriously gruesome glory.

70s Sci-Fi Art Babel

CITY cover art

70s Sci-Fi Art Blue Ruins

Embrace the rebel queen. This striking design features Lilith, the original first woman, rising from the depths of forgotten lore and accompanied by a witty pun "LILI-TUDE" a mix of "Lilith" and "attitude". Wear this symbol of raw power and unapologetic independence. Own your darkness, embrace your desires.

Vintage male physique photography magazine cover

GHOULS! They....lurks in shadows. Hunts you by night GHOULS! They....eat your flesh, drinks your blood. GHOULS! They....creeps to your house, haunts your family GHOULS! They.... turn your nights, to worst nightmares Behold They.... wants you to meet her The evil......the terror.... their mother ..... " Mother of ghouls " Stay Scared ;) © Sanskarans

A vintage fashion magazine from 1948, fully digitally restored to its former glory. Now out of copyright too for you to enjoy again.

Eat My Scran!

Get your hands on this Drewbacca exclusive design. Wear a conversation piece among envious eyes or give the best gift someone will ever receive! (Ok, maybe not the best, they might have been given a lightsaber or a puppy at some point, but it'll still be pretty cool!)

This is the cover design of my fictional scientific journal called Obscurum. The saying "Obscurum per Obscurius" is Latin for explaining the obscure by means of the more obscure. Find out more on my website art-verse.com/obscurum-science-journal

Vintage illustration of diving beauties circa 1934 cover of Judge magazine.

The image is a vintage travel poster for San Francisco.

This is the cover design of my fictional scientific journal called Obscurum. The saying "Obscurum per Obscurius" is Latin for explaining the obscure by means of the more obscure. Find out more on my website art-verse.com/obscurum-science-journal

This minimalist design features a stylish woman-like android tastefully outlined in a suit and hat showing sophistication and modernity

Fictional publication

Comics illustration

This artwork features a woman in an elegant vintage style, reminiscent of the 1920s or 1930s. She has a pale complexion, bobbed black hair, and striking facial features with bold lipstick. The woman is wearing a dark, possibly velvet, dress with a low neckline and decorative beading. Adorning her head is a golden band that wraps around, accented with a luxurious feather piece that cascades to the side, indicative of the flapper headbands from the Art Deco era. The background is filled with dark green pine branches from a Christmas tree, and is dotted with warm golden candles, giving the scene a festive and warm atmosphere. The composition is framed within an oval, focusing the viewer's attention on the woman's face and upper torso.

Colourful fictional graphic design magazine

from early 1920's comes what looks to be the father of a green giant!

Vintage magazine cover circa 1926 cover of Judge magazine showing illustration of young flapper girl caught in a draft.

Colour lithograph by William Henry Bradley

Ok-ok! I get it. Y'all want this on a t-shirt. It's the poster of the MSAB-Mixtape magazine cover with the 3-D logo. I'll listen to y'all more next time.

Conspiracy theory Haman called out by Esther!

Black and white stylized version of a 1930's era Terror Tales magazine cover. Featuring short horror stories "Village of the Dead" and "Satan's Roadhouse."

Collection of magazine covers from the greatest magazine ever. The layout has been developed to fit on a standard coffee mug, but works well as a sticker or other item. This is series 2 of 6, collect them all!

Vintage Vogue Girl in Red