Batman And Robin Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Unleash the wild side of Gotham with this crazy Fink-style monster hot rod artwork! Featuring an exaggerated superhero duo tearing up the streets in a blown Batmobile, this lowbrow art style illustration is packed with intense details, flames, and classic 60s hot rod culture vibes. Perfect for fans of comic books, custom car art, and vintage monster illustrations. Ideal for t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, wall prints, and phone cases!
Batman and Robin Rat Fink Style Batmobile Hot Rod Mashup Phone Case
by taphonomenon
$17 $23
Description: The United Underworld is an evil organization that is formed in Batman: The Movie. Its main members are the four main enemies of Batman: The Catwoman, the Joker, the Penguin, and the Riddler. Several pirates were working for them, the only ones with names being Bluebeard, Morgan, and Quetch. Their base was inside a bar next to the ocean. Their objective was to take over the world, and to kill Batman and his partner Robin so they couldn't stop them.
Description: Get ready to race with this wild, lowbrow monster-style parody of the Dynamic Duo! Featuring a retro hot rod design inspired by classic 60s and 70s vintage car culture and Ed Roth Fink aesthetics. Batman and Robin are popping wheelies, burning rubber, and showing off their crazy, bug-eyed expressions in a fully loaded Bat-monster machine. Perfect for fans of vintage comic parodies, heavy automotive art, and retro pop culture mashups!
Description: Blüdhaven, often simplified as Bludhaven, is a city in New Jersey between Gotham City and Atlantic City. When he struck out on his own, Nightwing used the city as his base of operations, and had his hands full with the criminal element. The city was destroyed by the Society during Infinite Crisis and has been a nuclear wasteland since.
Description: Gotham City is the iconic, fictional DC Comics metropolis primarily located in southern New Jersey, just across the bay from Metropolis. Created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, it first appeared in 1940 as Batman’s dark, crime-ridden home, defined by its Gothic architecture and prominent criminal underworld.
