Slinger Pillows
Description: Show off your love for the web-slinger with this cool Street Spider design. Featuring a stylish urban aesthetic with headphones and a scarf, this artwork is perfect for comic book fans who appreciate a modern, trendy look.
Street Spider Man Urban Style Headphones Scarf Graphic Design Pillow
by Cryptic_Dark
$23 $28
Description: Dynamic Spider-Man 'Brand New Day' comic book style art featuring Spidey hanging upside down against the city skyline. A must-have for Marvel comic lovers.
Spider-Man Brand New Day Marvel Comics Upside Down Web Graphic Pillow
by necropolishobo
$23 $28
Description: Show off your love for the web-slinger with this gritty Spiderman grunge comic art design. Perfect for Marvel fans, comic book lovers, and superhero enthusiasts.
Spiderman Grunge Comic Portrait Superhero Graphic Tee Pillow
by Forest_Deer
$23 $28
Description: Celebrate with this fun Spider-Man design featuring a festive party theme with sweets and treats. Perfect for fans of the web-slinging hero looking for a colorful and cute birthday-inspired graphic for their next party.
Spider-Man Spider-Party Yummy Birthday Celebration Design Pillow
by Cryptic_Dark
$23 $28
Description: Step into the ring with the original "Human Spider"! This design is a faithful recreation of the DIY wrestling suit worn by Peter Parker in the 2002 Sam Raimi blockbuster. Capturing the raw, hand-drawn energy of the early 2000s superhero origin story, this artwork is a deep-cut favorite for fans of the original trilogy and the nostalgic vibes of the new millennium. Perfect for cosplay enthusiasts, wrestling fans, and comic book lovers alike, this design celebrates the moment Peter discovered his powers (and his questionable naming skills). It’s a minimal yet powerful tribute to the "Bonesaw is Ready" era of cinema.
The Human Spider // Wrestling Suit 2002 Sam Raimi Movie Tribute Pillow
by Bintang Buana
$23 $28
Description: A rebellious superhero design featuring Spider-Man reimagined as a punk-rock guitarist, complete with a spiked mask, studded leather vest, skull patches, wrist spikes, and an anarchy-marked electric guitar. The red, black, white, and metallic palette creates a bold fusion of comic-book action, punk fashion, and underground music culture.
Description: Benedict Kornburger and his family saw opportunities in Schleisingerville. In 1868, Benedict, along with his sons Charles and Otto, built a brewery on Schleisingerville’s south side along the LaCrosse Railroad line. The hill south of the brewery provided enough stone and lumber for building the aging cellars. Little did the Kornburgers know that their brewery would brew beer for the next 90 years. Late in 1870, Benedict Kornburger sold his brewery to Lehman Rosenheimer, the former Bavarian butcher, for about $3,000. William Hartig and H. Charles Storck developed a friendship while working for the Blatz Brewing Company.