Alternate Universe Socks
Description: In the mid-'70s, Omega Man and Planet of the Apes were hot sci-fi films garnering a lot of public interest, so when you're looking for a new comic book title, why not merge themes from both hit movies and give it a vampire twist? Surely it can't lose, right? Sadly, 1975's Planet of Vampires didn't cut it and only made it for three issues before the title was canceled by its publisher.
I went to a magical alternate universe and all I got was vast cosmic power Socks
by IamKiDSiD
$14 $20
LINCOLN PARK Funny Metal Band Alternate Universe Parody (red) Socks
by blueversion
$14 $20
Description: A stylish and alternate outfit reimagining of Blaze the Cat, this artwork explores a playful fashion twist while keeping her elegant and composed personality intact. The design focuses on a detailed character outfit change, emphasizing visual style, expression, and charm in a creative reinterpretation. This piece blends Sonic universe character design with imaginative fashion styling for a unique and eye-catching fan art concept.
Description: Inspired by the Man in the High Castle, a symbol of resistance against the Kempeitai and the Japanese Occupation of the West Coast of the USA. I've made a few other works inspired by MitHC. This one is a reimagining of graffiti spotted throughout San Francisco, and probably the rest of the Japanese Pacific States. The sinister silhouette of a man wearing a black fedora is seemingly vandalized by a red symbol. Who is the shadowy figure? Is it an allegorical kempeitai officer? Is it the Man in the High Castle himself?
Description: Another flag mashup, this one was inspired by a good friend of mine, who grew up in Albuquerque but spent years and years living in (and working for) Chicago. Personally, I have never been to NewMexico, but have fond memories of the Windy City, the shorefront of Lake Michigan, St Patrick's day parade, the views from (then) Sears Tower. I will go to New Mexico one day. In the meantime, here's a take of what might have happened if Chicago had been located somewhat closer to Santa Fe than to the Great Lakes.
