Pulp Noir Socks

Description: NOIR logo for Gabe Leonard painting collection

Description: Hope you like it.

Description: Seriously though, you should check out my icy wardrobe. This is the glam rock ski suit!

Description: A gritty underground comic illustration of a weathered figure rocking shades that reflect the glowing horizon

Description: Spider-Man Noir Full Moon Vintage Pulp Graphic

Description: A painting of mine.

Description: Get this retro film noir design inspired by the Sinners movie. Perfect for fans of dark aesthetic cinema, pulp fiction style, and moody movie quotes.

Description: Pulp Fiction Cats Funny Noir Duo Hitmen Movie Parody Artwork

Description: An artwork inspired by the movie Pulp Fiction by Quentin Tarantino.

Description: The gun was loaded. So was she. Bedroom Confidential is an original vintage pulp fiction cover inspired by 1960s and 1970s crime novels, classic film noir, and provocative paperback thrillers. Featuring a glamorous blonde femme fatale with retro glasses, a floral blouse, black leather gloves, and a mysterious revolver resting on the bed, this fictional Darlinger Books publication captures the dangerous allure of vintage crime fiction. With bold yellow typography, distressed paperback textures, and darkly humorous storytelling, Bedroom Confidential celebrates classic pulp magazine art, retro pinup glamour, and the seductive world of vintage noir thrillers.

Description: Spider-Man Noir Vintage Pulp Style Graphic

Description: BW portrait of Jules and Vincent

Description: Pulp fiction

Description: ...and up to no good

Description: Iconic Pulp Fiction imagery featuring a mysterious femme fatale, vintage attitude, and bold crime cinema style.

Description: She lured him in. Now he belongs to her. One Way Ticket to Lust is an original vintage pulp fiction cover inspired by 1960s and 1970s paperback thrillers, femme fatale mysteries, and classic noir illustration. Featuring a mysterious blonde in a white blouse, glossy black corset, and leather gloves, standing in a richly detailed vintage library, this fictional Darlinger Books publication captures the seductive atmosphere of forbidden romance, dangerous secrets, and psychological suspense. With bold yellow retro typography, dramatic red accents, distressed paperback textures, and authentic pulp magazine aesthetics, One Way Ticket to Lust celebrates the provocative visual tradition of vintage crime fiction and classic exploitation-era cover

Description: 1930s Art Deco oil painting by illustrator John Drew, originally created as the cover art for the February 1932 issue of Best Detective Magazine to illustrate Dashiell Hammett's famous story, The Maltese Falcon.

Description: Two sharp-suited, deadpan figures bring a playful noir edge to this retro crime-comic tribute. A fitting pick for fans of cult cinema, pulp stories, and bold vintage-inspired art.

Description: A moody Japanese-inspired crime poster blending neo-noir atmosphere, vintage cinema, and classic exploitation aesthetics. Soiled Love tells a story of betrayal, obsession, and survival against the glittering Tokyo skyline. Combining dramatic typography, cinematic composition, and retro Japanese poster design, this artwork captures the mood of 1970s and 1980s crime films while creating an original modern homage. Rich in noir style, urban tension, and emotional storytelling, it's an evocative piece for fans of Japanese cinema, crime fiction, pulp art, and vintage graphic design.

Description: A dangerous femme fatale and a terrified victim collide in this vintage-inspired pulp thriller artwork. Featuring bold noir aesthetics, classic exploitation cinema energy, and dramatic mid-century illustration style, this striking design captures the tension of crime, obsession, seduction, and murder. The title "Born To Kill" evokes the spirit of hardboiled crime fiction, psychological thrillers, film noir, and cult cinema. With its dramatic composition, vintage textures, and unforgettable characters, this artwork celebrates the golden age of pulp storytelling and retro suspense.

Description: Spider-Man Noir Minimalist Portrait Graphic

Description: May 1946 cover of Black Mask pulp magazine, showcasing a dramatic Rafael De Soto illustration of a startled femme fatale writing in her diary while a gun is pointed at her head.

Description: A seductive vintage noir illustration featuring a mysterious blonde femme fatale in an elegant white dress against a hypnotic black spiral. Inspired by 1950s Hollywood glamour, pulp fiction, psychological thrillers and classic film noir aesthetics. Featuring the darkly poetic tagline “Some Wounds Never Bleed.”

Description: This fierce retro design features a glamorous blonde pinup in a teal dress and red gloves, confidently holding a skull with the words “Viper Vixen” beneath her. Channeling mid-century comic book flair and femme fatale energy, it’s the perfect mashup of seductive charm and deadly attitude for fans of vintage style and bold statement art.

Description: old school vintage design

Description: Spider-Noir Cinematic Smoke Portrait

Description: A dramatic vintage-inspired Diabolik design blending Italian comic-book art, noir atmosphere and classic pulp aesthetics. Perfect for fans of Diabolik, Italian fumetti, vintage comics, crime fiction and dark retro artwork.

Description: Spider-Noir Nicolas Cage Live Action Style Graphic

Description: A lizard in a suit with a gun and a badge-worthy stare - pulp noir from a weirder timeline. Narrative, symbolic portraits about what it means to be human.

Description: Dick Tracy And The Black Cat Mystery Vintage Comic Graphic

Description: Dick Tracy The Golden Heart Mystery Vintage Comic Cover Graphic

Description: Dick Tracy – Vintage Detective Comic Crime Files

Description: Yeah, I knew the Muffin Man... This gritty film noir detective Shirt mashes up hardboiled crime comic art with the classic nursery rhyme joke for fans of mystery parodies, trench coat detectives, and dry humor.

Description: Minimalist serigraphy-style design inspired by the 1977 cult revenge masterpiece "Rolling Thunder" (known in Spanish as "El ex-preso de Corea"). Written by Paul Schrader, this gritty graphic art features the iconic hook and sawed-off shotgun motif, rendered in a vintage, distressed ink aesthetic with earthy desert tones. A must-have piece for true lovers of 70s cult cinema, neo-noir, pulp fiction, and exploitation films. Perfect for t-shirts, art prints, canvas, and stickers.

Description: Some pulp-lovecraftian noir.