Fire Gang Magnets
Description: Embrace the nostalgia with this "Chilly Down with the Fire Gang" design, inspired by the iconic fantasy film Labyrinth. Featuring a vibrant red creature set against a retro sunset and forest backdrop, this artwork captures the quirky charm of the Fire Gang. Perfect for fans of 80s fantasy, puppetry, and cult classics, this design brings playful energy and weird creature vibes to your wardrobe. Ideal for vintage movie lovers and fantasy art collectors.
Description: Looks like Larry the armadillo has done did it now! Mr. Raccoon wasn't as excited as Larry was about his new raccoon hat. Miss Penelope armadillo sits by the fire pit trying to mind her own. However, she can't help but chuckle a little at the awkward situation. This would've been a great night for roasting marshmallows, fish, and other treats by the moonlight until Larry ruined it! If this doesn’t make you smile maybe my other “rebellious trash bandit” illustrations in this series will.
Description: Streets of Fire is a 1984 American action crime neo-noir film directed by Walter Hill, from a screenplay by Hill and Larry Gross. Described on the poster and in the opening credits as "A Rock & Roll Fable", the film combines elements of the automobile culture and music from the 1950s with the fashion style and sociology of the 1980s.
Description: A retro style depiction features a skeletal figure in a black jacket riding an orange motorcycle with flames erupting from the wheels. The text "SONS OF ALZHEIMER" is presented on a white banner above, and "WHERE'S MY BIKE?" is on a white plaque below the vehicle against a black backdrop.
Description: The Dreadnoks are a fictional biker gang from the G.I. Joe universe who are affiliated with Cobra as shock troops, offering their mercenary services as subordinates of their leader, Zartan. All Dreadnoks are uncouth and violent, and usually engage their enemies with unconventional and creative (many times crude) weaponry. Most, if not all, have shown a particular taste for chocolate-covered donuts and grape soda. The Dreadnoks also make a habit of torturing captured enemies, usually in bizarre ways such as exposure to pain-inducing laughing gas or tossing victims into pools of man-eating piranhas. Their headquarters is a compound hidden somewhere in the Florida Everglades.
