Wolfman Pillows

Description: Mild-mannered man by day, unhinged beast by night: The Wolf Man. Part of a series of portraits of classic monsters.

Description: The box covers of the classic 60s model kits!

Description: Please help find our missing creature! He's been gone for 23 years! Half of the profits will go to GiveWell.org's Maximum Impact Fund.

Description: Classic Horror Movie Monsters Halloween Design. Perfect For Monster Fans And Vintage Horror Lovers.

Description: Look, if you don’t Teen Wolf, you know nothing of van surfing and that’s ok. Let’s fix that though, ok?

Description: Darkwood

Description: Retro wolfman illustration with a spooky Halloween theme.

Description: Graveyard dance party~

Description: 1963 movie poster

Description: A bright and shiny werewolf design based on my original illustrations

Description: Lamiranda Express Agency

Description: The Original Wolfman

Description: lee ho fooks vintage soho london 1978

Description: A shaggy, snarling wolf head bursts from the top of a hot dog and howls at a giant golden full moon in "Halloweiner Specimen 05," framed by a "Beware the Full Moon!" starburst, Japanese labels for "wolfman" and "werewiener," and a wall of lab stamps and warning signs. Feral, funny and built for anyone who gets a little wild when the moon is full. A fun pick for werewolf fans, classic monster lovers, Halloween cookout hosts, or collectors of retro Japanese-style horror graphics.

Description: Universal as GnR

Description: Wolfman. Face only. Yellow eyes, tan and grey fur, bared teeth. Classic monster portrait for Halloween and year-round outsider art. Part of Grunge Monsters & Dark Mind Art, with Frank’s Monster, Medusa, and The Bride.

Description: A fierce werewolf howls beneath a massive full moon in a dark vintage folklore scene. Ideal for werewolf fans, horror lovers, and Halloween gifts.

Description: art

Description: Design about Jack, the zombie friend of the star from "An American Werewolf in London" a comedy-horror classic.

Description: Listen to Wolfie!

Description: Universal Monsters Little Monster Chibi Wolfman Design Tee

Description: monsters x lucha los monstruos

Description: The famous line "Hey, ask for the Wolfman!" was said by Doyle Rodgers, an Atlanta furniture store owner who became one of the city's most recognizable TV personalities. Rodgers owned Gallery Furniture, with stores in College Park and Gainesville, Georgia. Beginning in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s and 1990s, his low-budget but unforgettable TV commercials aired constantly on Atlanta stations, especially during Braves games on TBS. His signature closing line was: "And hey... ask for the Wolfman!"

Description: Famous Monsters Wolf

Description: Step into a hyper‑digital Halloween world with this vibrant PEZ candy lineup! Featuring a spooky cast — Scarecrow, Zombie, Wolfman, Pumpkin, Witch, Skeleton, Mummy, and Dracula — all standing proudly against a colorful PEZ candy wall. Perfect for collectors, horror fans, and retro pop‑art lovers, this bold digital cartoon bursts with vivid color and nostalgic charm. Ideal for prints, stickers, and apparel celebrating Halloween and classic PEZ fun.

Description: Unleash your inner beast with this electrifying “No More Mr Nice Guy” design. Featuring a jacked werewolf glowing in vivid neon lightning, this piece screams transformation, rage, and alpha energy. Whether you’re in your villain arc, done being the nice one, or just love bold furry aesthetic, this shirt hits hard.

Description: Monster Squad

Description: An exhausted werewolf reluctantly prepares food for a waiting cat beneath the phrase “I Cannot Do This Today.”

Description: BREAKFAST WITH THE WOLFMAN

Description: Cool design for Horror fans

Description: An exhausted werewolf reluctantly handles a mop beneath the phrase “Born to Rest, Forced to Work.”

Description: IM SHY

Description: 1961

Description: Werewolf story time

Description: Wolfman Jack

Description: The beautiful French poster for the 1961 Hammer horror film, The Curse of the Werewolf would make anybody howl with delight at wearing it. Starring the brilliant Oliver Reed in his first leading role, it was the first werewolf film to be shot in color.