Retro Pulp Socks

Description: Big Kahuna Burger is a fictional chain of Hawaiian-themed fast food restaurants that has appeared in movies including Death Proof, Four Rooms, Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl, and Reservoir Dogs. The most notable appearance of the chain has got to be when Jules and Vincent pay a visit to Brett, leading to Jules absconding with Brett's Big Kahuna Burger. "Mmm-mmmm. That is a tasty burger. Vincent, ever have a Big Kahuna Burger?" Big Kahuna Burger is one of my most popular designs, so I revisited it to create a v2 version that gives it an updated look. This version is distressed to give it a realistic vintage look, but I've got a squeaky clean version in the shop as well.

Description: The dazzling front cover of the October 1961 issue of Fantastic Stories of Imagination (Volume 10, No. 10), where rocket ships and overly dramatic heroes compete for your attention like it’s a sci-fi soap opera in space.

Description: A stylized tribute to cult cinema themes of rebellion focusing on the iconic silhouettes that defined a generation of alternative culture

Description: vintage color pulp magazine cover from the August 1929 issue of Dream World: Into the Land of Love and Romance, featuring a romantic cover painting by artist C. Warde Traver.

Description: A high-contrast retro warning sign for a fictional Hawaiian burger joint where the customer service is notoriously impatient.

Description: A pattern inspired by the 2004 film kill bill vol.2

Description: Death webs at Zenith 3! Featuring Mysta of the Moon. Brilliant cover art for Planet Comics no.39 by Lily Renee, 1945. Now in the public domain.

Description: Vintage Best Dive Bar in Indio CA.

Description: FIRST ISSUE

Description: pulp band rock aesthetic retro vintage grunge

Description: Vintage 1950s pulp fiction cover featuring a dramatic mystery scene with a woman holding a revolver. Classic retro detective style illustration.

Description: The original from 1939. This character is in the public domain.

Description: PULP BAND

Description: You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with cheese in Amsterdam?

Description: A 1950s pulp magazine cover shouts "I ♥ MY RESTRAINING ORDER" under the Marvelous Raygun masthead, with a lovesick green alien holding flowers, blocked by a glowing ray-gun force field while a smug woman strolls away and the teaser "500 FEET OF PURE SCIENCE!" splashed across the corner. Lurid, ridiculous and built for anyone who values personal space above all else. A fun pick for introverts, antisocial friends and fans of dark humor, or as a holiday gift.

Description: Vintage A L B U M Pulp - His N Hers

Description: front cover illustration for the December 1943 issue of True Detective magazine (Volume 41, Number 3), a pioneer true crime publication by Macfadden Publications. Painted by cover illustrator Richard Cardiff

Description: cover of the March 28, 1936, issue of Detective Fiction Weekly

Description: pulp magazine cover from the April 1935 issue of Terror Tales features the lead mystery-terror novel "Satan's Sepulcher" by Hugh B. Cave, alongside a chilling visual of a distressed woman in a blue gown surrounded by masked, robed cultists in a dark subterranean ritual chamber.

Description: The May 1932 issue of Redbook practically leaps off the rack with a dazzling cover by McClelland Barclay, the undisputed king of the “pretty girl” genre. In the spotlight, a glowing blonde in a blue top grins as she cradles a tiny wire fox terrier—arguably the most pampered pooch ever to grace print—against a bold red background that all but winks and wags in your direction.

Description: A dramatic, vibrant pulp cover illustration by artist Hubert Rogers for the August 15, 1932 issue of Adventure magazine, depicting a massive steam locomotive engine barreling forward at night through a wall of raging flames and thick, colorful smoke.

Description: Lose yourself in an era when glowing marquees, dusty video stores, and late-night VHS rentals fueled endless dreams of the future. Inspired by the bold imagination of vintage science fiction cinema, this retro design blends interstellar adventures, neon-lit cityscapes, cyberpunk chaos, radioactive wastelands, and epic pulp action into one nostalgic celebration of 80s and 90s genre entertainment. Created for lovers of retro futurism, synthwave vibes, space opera, cyberpunk aesthetics, vintage sci-fi art, and classic pop culture, it delivers the unmistakable atmosphere of the VHS era without referencing any specific film or franchise. If you're a fan of retro sci-fi, VHS nostalgia, neon futures, space adventures, cyberpunk worlds, and classic

Description: Step back in time to an era of undeniable elegance and playful allure with this enchanting design featuring a Golden Era Pin-Up Trio. This artwork showcases three stunning women, each embodying the quintessential charm of vintage glamour and mid-century fashion. Adorned in a delightful palette of summer reds, creamy whites, and warm yellows, these figures exude a sophisticated yet sassy vibe. Their attire, a blend of chic swimwear and elegant boudoir styles, suggests a hint of Parisian chic with playful details like ruffles, bows, and stylish headscarves. The poses are classic pin-up poses, capturing their beauty, confidence, and flirtatious spirit.

Description: Immerse yourself in classic vintage cinema with this retro 1970s sci-fi exploitation movie poster design. Featuring bold pulp fiction typography, futuristic space-age visuals, and dramatic pulp novel aesthetics, this piece is the ultimate addition for lovers of cult classics, B-movies, and vintage sci-fi art.

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: REVISTANGO #917 - Vintage Art Retro Style Comic Pulp T-Shirt

Description: Wild West Weekly 1939 Magazine

Description: This retro sci-fi pulp magazine monster space rocket design captures the wild energy of mid-century aesthetics. Featuring a classic vintage sci-fi pulp magazine monster space rocket graphic with bold lines and high-contrast ink, it leans into avant-garde street fashion. Perfect for retro art fans, comic lovers, and sci-fi enthusiasts!

Description: Retro Masked Wrestling Showdown

Description: I put the "fiction" in "pulp" with these feminist satirical classic pulp fiction parodies. Check out my other books/magazines, "Broodmare," "Catcallers in Space," "Dump Him Magazine," "Dying Alone," "Feminist Killjoy," "Horses!" "Misandry Tales," Nasty Woman," Nazis Suck," "Online Dating Weekly," "Said No Woman Ever," "She Left Her Cat For This," "Sleep!" "Tales of the Patriarchy," and "The Feminist Agenda."

Description: This fierce design features a powerful beast in a classic boxing stance, surrounded by flames. Perfect for fans of retro comic art and vintage sports gear. The halftone style gives it a gritty, authentic look suitable for any fight fan.

Description: A classic vintage pulp magazine cover illustrated by Mat Kauten features a gritty cowboy in a flashy red shirt, heroically blasting away with his smoking revolver from behind a fallen log, while a wide-eyed blonde woman looks on as if wondering whether she’s stumbled into a shootout or a very dramatic picnic.

Description: The lively cover art by pulp maestro Bertram Glover for the debut February 1933 issue (Volume 1, Number 1) of The Phantom Detective magazine shows the masked hero peering through a magnifying glass at the headline tale, “The Emperor of Death” by G. Wayman Jones—perhaps wondering if the emperor misplaced his crown or just forgot his morning coffee.

Description: Pulp Thriller Cover

Description: Dime Mystery Magazine v30 n01 [1944-03]

Description: A vintage American pulp magazine from the Ridgway Company boasts a hilariously over-the-top cover: a scruffy, salt-crusted pirate locked in an epic, sweaty showdown with the ship’s wooden helm, as if steering it were a full-contact sport.