Damsel Magnets
Description: This nostalgic and playful design channels vintage sci-fi flair with a retro space pin-up girl and a grinning robot on a Martian landscape, accompanied by the classic phrase “Mars Needs Women.” Perfect for fans of B-movie aesthetics, atomic age adventures, and pulp fiction nostalgia. A cheeky throwback to intergalactic imagination and retro-futuristic style.
Mars Needs Women – Retro Sci-Fi Pin-Up and Robot Space Adventure Design Magnet
by Victor Shadehorn
$3.75 $4.75
Description: The Earth split open without warning, swallowing cities as rivers of fire surged from the planet's wounded core. One fearless space adventurer refuses to abandon the surface, racing into the apocalypse to uncover what awakened beneath humanity's feet before the world is consumed forever. A love letter to retro sci fi, vintage pulp adventures, and classic B movie disaster cinema. If you're a fan of retro sci fi, pulp adventure, and B movies, then I made this for you!
Description: From selections from Private Galleries by Cassell and co Ltd published circa 1905. Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882).
The Damsel of the Sanct Grael, (Holy Grail) by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) Magnet
by Artfromthepast
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Description: From a lost age beneath the Earth comes a race of terrifying subterranean creatures that have remained hidden for centuries. The Mole People is a tribute to 1950s sci-fi horror, reimagined as a bold pulp poster filled with underground terror, drive-in cinema nostalgia, and monstrous adventure. If you're a fan of retro sci-fi, underground monsters, classic horror, cult B movies, vintage pulp artwork, creature features, drive-in cinema, and monster movie art, then I made this for you!
Description: An oval emblem featuring a pirate holding a foaming mug of beer in his right hand and a cutlass in his left. A distressed damsel is positioned behind him. The emblem is bordered by ornate scrollwork and anchors. The text 'TEACH'S TAVERN CAPE FEAR NORTH CAROLINA EST. 1967' is prominently displayed below.
Description: This striking cover belongs to the September 1935 edition (Vol. 6, No. 2) of Secret Agent X, a premier "hero pulp" of the 1930s. The issue features the lead novel "Legion of the Living Dead," where the titular master of disguise, known as "The Man of a Thousand Faces," battles an army of seemingly immortal foes.
