Angel Robot

This popular Sad Zombie art has been reformed specifically for a sticker. It's now at a larger size on the sheet! For Zombie shirts, etc, please see my storefront. Artwork by Kerry Callen.

Branphibian! Part of a healthy breakfast! (Not really. Please don’t eat it.)

It looks like we caught this mimic chest taking a break! It's all good.

Oops. It looks like we caught this mimic chest taking a break. That’s cool. We can’t play RPG 24/7. …Or can we?

The visually-striking Daredevil is one of the more notable characters from the golden age of comics. Created in 1940, he used the skills he learned as a child in Australia to fight crime and right wrongs. Design based on art by Charles Biro.

In the golden age of books, Black Cat was known as "The Darling of Comics." Not only did she have grand adventures, but for several issues she taught the reader JUDO TRICKS! Take that neighborhood bully! Artwork based on the wonderful work of Lee Elias.

Same as "Sad Zombie with Balloon" except has been redrawn to work best on dark background. Art by Kerry Callen.

OH NO! Poor guy! Artwork by Kerry Callen

What is that?!? According to the 1953 comic "Weird Mysteries" story by Basil Wolverton, this is a Swamp Monster. We're not so sure, but it's based on the original art by Wolverton. Aside from shirts, it looks great cropped in tight on masks, tote bags and more!

This 1946 robot takes a beating from the Black Terror as seen on the cover of Exciting Comics #45. The artwork by Alex Schomburg has been carefully recreated for optimal reproduction on garments. Wait! The robot has both a gun AND a knife?

Based on the quirky 1940’s comic by Fletcher Hanks! Hanks’ all-powerful hero, Stardust the Super Wizard, became known for his strange and vengeful ways. Here he has removed a villain’s head and throws it into a volcano! Problem solved.

Design is based on Blue Bolt #105, the quintessential sci-fi comic cover by the great LB Cole. The artwork has been carefully recreated and simplified for optimal reproduction on garments. A monster, a hero, and a green lady. What more could you possibly want?

Due to consumer request, we now offer “Sprocket” as a design only. Art by Kerry Callen.

Can robots question the meaning of life? It looks like this one can! "Sprocket" the robot by Kerry Callen.

Sasquatch has finally found shoes that fit! Don't be selfish clown. Art by Kerry Callen.

A classic image by master of oddball sci-fi, Basil Wolverton. Beware the Brain-Bats of Venus! According to the 1940's comic, they want to take over your body and mind!

Albert Einstein and his theory of relativity has something to say, "Genius has its limitations. Stupidity, sadly, has none." Art by Kerry Callen.

Due to consumer requests, we are now offering this popular image with a "weathered" look to better reflect vintage art. If you are interested in a cleaned-up "modern look", please check store for alternative design. Art by Kerry Callen.

Oops!!! Art by Kerry Callen. PLEASE NOTE: We also carry this image with a vintage "aged" look. Please check store for alternative design.

New design based on Golden Age comics by Basil Wolverton, a master at bizarre art. His sci-fi hero Spacehawk was able to handle the Spiderosaur. Can you?

The world's first female superhero! Based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks. First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways. (And striking good looks!)

Now with a front and back design! (PLEASE NOTE: Double design is currently available for T-Shirts only. If you would like only the back design on other products, please check store for single image.) The world's first female superhero! Based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks. First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways.

Two of two new designs based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks! First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways. It’s as the comics stated, “The most remarkable woman who ever lived!”

One of two new designs based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks! First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways. It’s as the comics stated, “The most remarkable woman who ever lived!”

Based on the quirky Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks! First introduced in 1940, Stardust became known for his strange and vengeful ways. It’s as the comics stated, “The most remarkable man who ever lived!”

New design based on Golden Age comics by Basil Wolverton! First introduced in 1940, Spacehawk is a favorite among fans who enjoy weird sci-fi and unique art. Save the universe in bold style!!