Alien Comic Pillows
Description: The design “The Jack of Planets” explodes with motion and interplanetary drama. In the upper section, armored figures clash in a chaotic struggle, bodies twisting under alien light and metallic structures. Below, more beings gather under domed ceilings, their forms tense with confrontation and power. Every surface pulses with energy—muscle, armor, and shadow merging into pure movement. The detailed shading and layered composition give it epic dimension. On T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Posters, its contrast and precision remain vibrant through durable pigments and rich printing texture.
Description: Flerkens are sweethearts who just want a quiet home where they can be your friend. Once they feel comfortable with you, they might even come up and ask for petting -- and they may even hop into your lap! Watch your eyes if they get too close! (Fine Print) Does not play well with Kree or Skrulls. Threat: High.
Description: Strange Adventures was a series of comic books first published in the fall of 1950, and published continuously until November 1973, for a total of 244 issues. It began with an adaptation of the film Destination Moon and was home to one of the last superheroes of the pre-Silver Age of Comic Books era, Captain Comet. Other notable series included Star Hawkins which began in issue #114 and the Atomic Knights which debuted in issue #117. This one is our take on issue #79 from April 1957, Invaders From the Ice World. In this tale, two boys build snowmen during an unseasonal snowfall, only to discover their creations missing the next morning. During the night, the snowmen had been possessed by energy beings from the ice planet!
Description: Battling through a blaze of color and chaos, the blonde heroine in red armor rides a towering alien reptile—a hybrid of dragon, lizard, and dinosaur—while her companion swings a curved blade against violet attackers. The creature’s emerald scales and molten highlights radiate 1950s pulp sci-fi intensity, every line pulsing with danger and energy. Printed on T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Tank Tops, the vibrant inks hold that cosmic fury across soft, resilient cotton. Posters and Art Prints preserve the luminous drama, while Mugs and Stickers capture the explosive retro brilliance of this interplanetary struggle.
Description: Stay safe—or get abducted! This “Don’t Talk to Strangers” design spoofs vintage safety‑education posters with a hilarious twist: a friendly little boy shaking hands with a tall green alien under a hovering UFO spotlight. The muted 1970s color palette and distressed print texture capture nostalgic classroom vibes while the sci‑fi gag delivers modern meme humor. Perfect for retro poster collectors, alien enthusiasts, and anyone who loves ironic safety tips. Wear it to comic cons, school events, or casual outings to spark conversations about stranger danger—especially if the stranger is from outer space! A quirky gift for fans of UFOs, cryptids, and dark humor.
