Magazine Mugs

An original minimal tribute design to a classic track!

The door to the magazine at Fortaleza de Sagres in the Algarve, Portugal. The promontory fort was built in the 15th century by Prince Henry the Navigator. The restored magazine is one of several buildings inside the large fortress. Photograph taken in April 2018; Canon EOS 60D DSLR

new STAR!!!

An original minimal tribute design to a classic track!

Penny - Orlando basketball

A parody combining the 80's magazines and video games of pro wrestling in a distressed design.

Oz Magazine Jagger graphic print

A minimal tribute to their classic. Distressed/Faded print effect.

Explore the latest from the Eternal Night collection.

Flesh World

Topeka Magazine with pmfh

Don't leave home without your Charlie Manson Shirt!

new STAR!!!

mad magazine

Mad Magazine was such an important aspect of so many lives

Cover of issue 27

Wolverine wearing a cardboard cutout of Ryan Reynolds face

Mike's vision for a magazine cover

The Answer on SLAM Magazine

red lips

The entertainment magazine for 70's kids.

Monster Magazine Wolfman....he who is bitten by a wolf should go get a rabies shots!!

cool pulp magazine tshirt

Be a a fiend today with this fangtastic t-shirt! #therewillbemonsters

90s Mad Magazine Bones

Vintage Pantone 80s Magazine Tribute to a Classic Album."The Light Pours Out Of Me"

Conan is a fictional sword and sorcery hero

90s Mad Magazine Horror

magazine collage art - prioritize your peace

No one ignores this man.

Celebrate the best years of your favorite satire magazine with this simple design!

Dynamite Magazine from Scholastic is another great reminder of childhood in the 1970s, an age before the home video and video game revolutions. The magazine, published out of Englewood, N.J. was a monthly publication that was filled with interviews with the hottest stars of the day and included fun features that could help pass the hours on a rainy Saturday. In magazine terms, Dynamite had a really good run, managing to stay relevant for almost two decades from it's first issue in 1974 to it's last in 1992.

From the crew at Visual Comics comes Monster Magazine #2! With super cool art by THE Ricky Blalock!!...Now on cool swag!!! Help support the magazine~

The first Crude podcast studio in Anchorage. Episodes were recorded at 6:30 p.m., after everyone got off work. How many easter eggs can you spot? Art by Jessica Liska.

Funny Tee for true fiends

Cover of a vintage copy of Motor Cycling Magazine from February 1953 featuring a Royal Enfield motorcycle