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Form/Void Tank Top
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Form/Void Tank Top

by Liam McGuire Designs

$21

Rust Cohle Tank Top

Description: Lovecraftian!

Tags: alright alright alright, carcosa, king in yellow, matthew mcconaughey, rust cohle

Rust Cohle Tank Top

by Igor Frederico

$21

Rust Tank Top
Tags: rust, marty hart, truedetective, yellow king, carcosa

Rust Tank Top

by sergiomancinelliidriu

$21

My Neighbor in Carcosa Tank Top
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Description: "Have you seen the Yellow Sign?"

Tags: tentacles, truedetective, miskatonic, lovecraft, call of cthulhu
Cursed Georg King In Yellow Tank Top

Description: tHE KiNg In YelLOW Has manY faCES

Tags: scary, horror, necronomicon, truedetective, tentacles

Cursed Georg King In Yellow Tank Top

by Cryptids-Hidden History

$21

carcosa Tank Top

Description: TD

Tags: carcosa, yellow king, tentacles, usa, alright alright alright

carcosa Tank Top

by horrorshirt

$21

Blue King Seafood Corp Tank Top

Description: Showrunner Issa López has stocked her Season 4 of True Detective with references to culture, history, and true crime that both reinforce the themes of Night Country and draw a straight line between it and True Detective’s rich past, particularly the show’s zeitgeist-grabbing 2014 first season. For instance, the crab processing plant where we meet Kali Reis’s Evangeline Navarro is named “Blue King,” which also seems like a callback to Chambers. Could it be related to The Yellow King?

Tags: blue king, ennis, ennis alaska, jodie foster, night country

Blue King Seafood Corp Tank Top

by MindsparkCreative

$21

Tsalal Arctic Research Station Tank Top

Description: MAX's True Detective Season 4 brings its audience to Alaska after a group of scientists mysteriously vanished. What is the true TSALAL meaning in True Detective Season 4? In Hebrew, the word "TSALAL" was used in the Old Testament to say "to be, to become, or to grow dark." In the literary industry, the first English writer to have gained notoriety for using this word was Edgar Allan Poe. He used the word in his 1838 story, entitled The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket. In the story, Tsalal was the name of the mysterious Antarctic island that a group of violent and cannibalistic natives inhabited. This story was later continued by Julius Verne, 50 years after Poe died in his 1897 story, entitled An Antarctic Mystery.

Tags: arctic research station, corpsicle, crime drama, ennis, ennis alaska

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