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Cinema poster based on original poster for 40s movie 'Great Expectations'.

Cinema poster based on original poster for 40s movie 'Wuthering Heights'.

Maiden's Point harbours dark undercurrents and the wolves of Fenric are about to be unleashed...

A Dr Who take on the classic themed swiss roll design sold in popular food halls across the UK.

All coffees will be handled by the barista controlling each coffee bar. Heavy transuranic syrups may not be used where there is life. Medium strength blends are available. Cappuccino, Latte, Flat White, Skinny Latte, Americano and Mocha have been assigned...

Sixties style design featuring nine colourful representatives of the proto-internet sentience known as 'WOTAN'.

A synthetic design featuring number 6, running away from the village.

This artwork not only captures the likeness of Fred Sanford but also celebrates the essence of his character - his resilience, humor, and the underlying warmth beneath his rough exterior. It's a tribute to both the character and the actor who played him, bringing nostalgia and joy to those who remember the classic TV show.

Vis A Vis Tv Series Character Scorpion Zulema Zahir Illustration. Spanish "Talk With Me About Freedom"

A little gift they probably give to the lone survivor of each competition.

Kolchak The Night Stalker

The classic gotcha. Maybe the best. Overly great performance by the villain. Episode 4 of the first series.

Sunshine Carpet Cleaners is the name of the carpet cleaning business, which doubles as a front used to brainwash people and recruit them into a religious cult from the Seinfeld season 8 episode 141, "The Checks." In the episode, Kramer warns George that the carpet cleaners he hired are actually a front for a religious cult. Intrigued, George tries to get converted, but they're not interested in him. Naturally upset, George hires the cleaners to do the offices at Yankee Stadium where they still reject him, yet find a new recruit in his boss, Mr. Wilhelm. He joins and takes the name of Tania, the name Patty Hearst took after she was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army and later arrives with the crew to clean Jerry's apartment.

Pop Art Portrait

Inspector Columbo Art. Same Image in 4 colour backgrounds.

Long Live the New Flesh

Sharks in a Tornado? Sometimes a cheesy TV horror movie comes along and captures the imaginations of people everywhere. So, grab your chainsaw and dive into the mouth of a tornado tossed great white shark.

The Young Ones - Neil Vegetable Rights And Peace

Dolores!

Benny Hill --- 70s Retro Fan Design

The Pee-wee Herman's Big Adventure Bike T-Shirt is a vibrant and nostalgic homage to the iconic 1985 comedy film "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," featuring the beloved character Pee-wee Herman, played by Paul Reubens. The T-shirt showcases a detailed and eye-catching design centered around Pee-wee's iconic red cruiser bicycle. The bike, famously featured in the film as Pee-wee's prized possession, is prominently displayed, capturing the whimsical and playful essence of the character.

One of the key images from the Battle Royale marketing campaign. Still awesome.

Hart To Hart // 80s Retro Fan Design

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Version of the Over Fifty Fan design created for printing on darker T shirts only.

Film poster for the DW episode 'The Fires of Pompeii' based on the original poster for the movie 'The Last Days of Pompeii'

Film poster for the DW episode 'Human Nature/Family of Blood' based on the original poster for the movie 'Goodbye Mr Chips' (1939)

The mechanical Mechonoids from the planet Mechanus in the Mechandromeda galaxy.

hudsoncolour

What a splendidly awful villain this man was. Quality image of a quality episode.

80s Ghoulies Horror Movie Series

A faux 70s Target book cover fo the 2018 episode of Dr Who entitled 'Kerblam!'

60s style annual cover for the popular sailor companion to TV's Dr WHO!

All irregularities can be handled by this toilet paper.

A digital design based on the happy Dr Who carnival men who give away plastic daffodils (possibly with soap powder according to the Brigadier) and aren't scary plastic robotoids who kill with energy bolts from their detachable fingers.

The perfect gift for any comic book pop culture loving fan with a unique sense of humor and style