Purple People Eater Merch

Description: It looks like one to me

Description: Emphasis on Friendly! Some might even say "Former" Purple People Eater!

Description: This flying purple people eater has two horns and two eyes for twice the fun!

Description: It's one-eyed, one-horned, flyin' purple people eater. Inspired by the classic song.

Description: Poker Day warns everyone to beware of the One-eyed, One-horned flying Poker People Eater. This monster will give any poker player nightmares. Comes in multiple colors (monster remains purple). T-shirts and accessories. Great gift for any poker player or fan!

Description: The highly vaunted defensive line of the '60s/'70s Minnesota Vikings motto, "Meat at the quarterback".

Description: Purple People Eater monster

Description: it says what it is on the tin.

Description: purple people snail

Description: An original picture from Fritts Cartoons of the Purple People Eater. Classic Halloween song.

Description: and it doesn't fly

Description: Antlers Holst talk-sings his rendition of "One-Eyed, One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater" in Jordan Peele's sci-fi thriller, "NOPE".

Description: A horned, shaggy, purple space monster with bat wings and chicken feet surrounded by stars, spaceships, a Saturn like planet and an asteroid

Description: He's purple and he's hungry.

Description: A Purple People Eater design.

Description: All the purple and none of the people eater in this flower.

Description: Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Description: Keep it creepy with the Purple People Eater

Description: One Eyed, Two Horned, Tentacled Purple People Eater

Description: Big purple monster face.

Description: One of the fun pages from Richard A. Isbell's kids' book, "BLAME IT ON THE MONSTERS!" The book can be purchased through Amazon. The book can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Blame-Monsters-Richard-Isbell/dp/1500727067

Description: He's on a sea food diet, when he eats food, he sees it!

Description: The kids in the book "Blame it on the Monsters" were doing cartwheels in the living room. When their mom caught them they blamed it on a 5 Eyed Floom named Shelly McBroom. Her fur is like Velcro and it sticks to your skin. It makes you so dizzy, as you spin and spin and spin.