Issue Mugs

Description: Capes Elephant Monster Battle Image Comics Issue 9 Graphic

Description: Kid 'n Play Comic Book Issue 1

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Description: front cover of the August 2, 1919 issue of Argosy Issued Weekly, widely regarded as the world's very first pulp fiction magazine

Description: D'Orc Swamp Monster Image Comics Issue 7 Graphic

Description: cover features a classic illustration by renowned artist Kelly Freas.

Description: Supergirl Metropolis Nights Vintage Comic Cover Graphic

Description: A high-energy retro comic book cover illustration featuring chibi versions of the legendary dynamic duo over a night skyline.

Description: Overthinking Humor Minor Issue Major Text Typography pairs a bold typography overthinking humor theme with a natural, wearable feel, for anyone who enjoys mental health and overthink. Made for gift for friends who want an easy overthinking humor piece for tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Cerebus the Aardvark – First Issue Sword & Chaos

Description: So many issues.

Description: Laugh off your worst defeats with this high ping gaming humor graphic featuring a lagging rogue dodging attacks. Perfect for players experiencing lag frustration, this online gamer joke captures the struggle of dying to server latency. Wear your high ping gaming humor with pride and blame the connection!

Description: A vintage comic book cover style featuring Springfield’s favorite hero. "The goggles! They do nothing!"

Description: skill issue.

Description: A panel from Sprak's comic 'Dungeon Dad' from Issue #3 of Fodongo. Licensed CC-BY-SA. (https://fodongo.ca/comics/iss3/iss3_c03_01.html)

Description: This is a design based on the last panel of the comic "La Rana", as featured on Fodongo issue #1. The art is licensed CC0, and it is by Jectoons. Proceeds are used to fund Fodongo: A Free Culture Comics Zine. (https://fodongo.jectoons.net)

Description: Material Issue

Description: The cover art for the newest issue of Prairie's Finest is here!

Description: You can tune the setup all you want — but at some point, the front tires are telling you something. Understeer is a skill issue. Controversial? Maybe. Accurate? Absolutely.

Description: Deaf culture is the set of social beliefs, behaviors, art, literary traditions, history, values, and shared institutions of communities that are influenced by deafness and which use sign languages as the main means of communication...

Description: A retro parody inspired by vintage humor magazines! Featuring a massive, disgruntled yellow cartoon kid head as the crown, bursting with pop culture characters like SpongeBob, Bender, Stan Marsh, Buttercup, and Scooby-Doo. A chaotic, funny piece for counter-culture and comic book nerds.

Description: A distressed vintage 1998 athletic style graphic for people born in 1998.

Description: O-Dog Issue 187 illustration with a vintage graphic style.

Description: The vibrant front cover of the September issue of Honey magazine, a groundbreaking British publication targeted at working women. The cover features a playful group shot of five women in colorful pillbox hats ("honey-buns") surrounding a man holding a bowler hat, alongside the tagline "Young, Gay and Get-Ahead" and content pillars "careers, clothes, beauty, fiction."

Description: A stylish vintage nineties aesthetic featuring retro typography for summer enthusiasts.

Description: A vintage style graphic for those born in 1991 celebrating their birthday.

Description: A vintage-style typographic composition with the text "YELLOWSTONE" curved at the top, "1872" centered within a shield-like emblem, and "NATIONAL PARK STANDARD ISSUE" below. The elements have a distressed texture.

Description: The cover highlights the start of a "new mystery series" featuring Leith, who was a popular fixture in the magazine during this era. The bold, red background and the character's mischievous expression are characteristic of the "pulp" style of the late 1930s, designed to catch the eye of newsstand browsers. The art is widely attributed to Modest Stein, a prominent freelance illustrator for Street & Smith who was known for his detailed and expressive portraiture on magazines like The Shadow and Crime Busters.

Description: The cover art, painted by Hubert Rogers, though best known for his later science fiction illustrations, provided a series of striking covers for this magazine in the late 1930s.

Description: Classic

Description: He's the hero Hawkins needs!

Description: Deaf culture is the set of social beliefs, behaviors, art, literary traditions, history, values, and shared institutions of communities that are influenced by deafness and which use sign languages as the main means of communication...

Description: A distressed, navy blue graphic features the text "YELLOWSTONE" in an arc at the top. Centered below is an oval containing "1872". Beneath this, the words "NATIONAL PARK" are displayed, followed by "STANDARD ISSUE" at the bottom. The text has a speckled, worn appearance.

Description: A stylized depiction of a man with long brown hair and a beard, wearing a blue collared shirt, a red tie, tan pants, and brown shoes. He has his arms outstretched. Text above reads "WHAT UP MAYNE SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY ISSUE". Smaller text and icons are present on the left side including "AJAX" and Japanese characters.

Description: Vintage Black Phillip Comic book!

Description: skill issue never heard of it typography design