1970s Comic Magnets
Description: For anyone who read comic books between the 1950s and the recent era, these ads were as familiar as the heroes themselves. But a nuclear submarine for a few bucks plus postage. Scary until you realized it was just some cardboard. This kitschy vintage ad makes for a hilarious tee. Great gift for scientists. Great gift for hopeful geeks and engineers. Great gift for comic book fans.
Description: The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (sometimes abbreviated as The Amazing Chan Clan) was a 30-minute Saturday morning animated series that ran for one season back in 1972. In this series, the Chinese detective Charlie Chan travels around the world along with his ten children and their dog Chu Chu, which helps them solve mysteries in each episode.
Description: Time Travelers opened their doors at 1511 2nd Avenue in Downtown Seattle back in 1977 with a focus on everything that parents hate, and it was truly glorious. With a perfect mix of punk records, skateboards, weird comic books, and t-shirts to go along with all of the above, Time Travelers had it all. This was a unique space for the kids who either didn't fit in with the mainstream, or simply didn't want to. Time Travelers managed to exist in what is considered prime real estate nowadays throughout the '80s and into the '90s before exorbitant rent increases made the store's very existence an impossibility.
Description: Channel that pure 70s power with this striking vintage comic-style illustration! Featuring a rugged, mustachioed man with an unbuttoned shirt and a proudly hairy chest, standing against a retro tropical sunset and silhouette palm trees. Perfect for lovers of classic 1970s nostalgia, vibrant pop art aesthetics, and unapologetic vintage macho vibes.
Description: Join the party with these Texas Disco Queens in a fun, retro-inspired Western scene. The Texas Disco Queens Cowgirl Aesthetic Vintage Poster Art brings together disco lights and desert nights for all the Texas Disco Queens out there. Celebrate the spirit of Austin with this vibrant Texas Disco Queens design.
Description: A wicked little homage to the lurid Bronze Age horror comics of the 1970s. An abandoned midnight hotel, a ghoul behind the reception desk, and a check-in policy nobody survives. Built with vintage pulp lettering, halftone printing, aged paper texture, and creepy comic-book drama for fans of old-school horror aesthetics
Description: Stay safe—or get abducted! This “Don’t Talk to Strangers” design spoofs vintage safety‑education posters with a hilarious twist: a friendly little boy shaking hands with a tall green alien under a hovering UFO spotlight. The muted 1970s color palette and distressed print texture capture nostalgic classroom vibes while the sci‑fi gag delivers modern meme humor. Perfect for retro poster collectors, alien enthusiasts, and anyone who loves ironic safety tips. Wear it to comic cons, school events, or casual outings to spark conversations about stranger danger—especially if the stranger is from outer space! A quirky gift for fans of UFOs, cryptids, and dark humor.
