Soft Sci Fi Socks
Description: This vintage alien in forest illustration captures the nostalgia and retro vibes of 1950s and 1960s sci-fi art. The extraterrestrial being is depicted in a serene forest, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.
Vintage Alien in Forest Illustration - Retro Sci-Fi Art Socks
by Mystic Souljah
$14 $20
Description: We get a lot of squirrels where I live and after a marathon of watching these movies, a flash of inspiration came to me watching one of these guys parkour it’s way around the trees outside. I thought it would combine quite nicely for a funny and cute t-shirt design that I as a nerdy fan would love.
Description: As of 2078, the Alliance was locked in a bitter civil war with New Economic Block (NEB) over the mining rights to planet Sirius 6B. Grab this official Alliance member shirt and look the part as you regale with tales of mining and battles in a far off star system. Or, for those more rooted in reality, just let people know you’re a fan of Screamers, one of sci-fi’s most underrating movies and another fabulous Philip K. Dick story.
Description: Chaos Coordinator. Funny Quote for Busy Mom's or Teachers. Humorous saying for professional women or moms. Great gifts for mothers and teachers with a purple, lilac watercolor background around the text. Feminine and entertaining design.
Chaos Coordinator. Funny Quote for Busy Mom's or Teachers. Socks
by That Cheeky Tee
$14 $20
Description: Beam me up... or not. This design is for the "Star" Trek fan with a sense of humor! Inspired by a classic sci-fi trope, this tee features the iconic Starfleet insignia paired with the infamous Red Shirt's motto: "I might not make it." It's a fun and witty way to celebrate your love for the original series and its legendary away missions. Perfect for conventions, movie nights, or everyday wear for those who know the joke. A great gift for any "Trekkie!"
Description: The Wonder Stories series of titles were founded by Hugo Gernsback, who is credited with creating the first magazine entirely devoted to science-fiction, "Amazing Stories" first published April 1926. Unfortunately, three years later Gernsback's publishing company was forced into bankruptcy, and he lost control of the title. Undaunted, Gernsback soon published three new pulp magazines: Air Wonder Stories, Science Wonder Stories and Science Wonder Quarterly.
