Mike Giblin Illustration

Description: I have always loved Young Guns 2, and wanted to pay illustrative tribute to the haunting final scenes of the movie. WAS Brushy Bill Roberts Billy the Kid? Your guess is as good as mine. Hopefully we'll find out in YG3!

Description: Celebrate Jack Nicholson's iconic 1989 portrayal of the Clown Prince of Crime with my comic-style tribute! I have no idea what "rubbing another man's rhubarb" entails, but Joker is very emphatic that it should be avoided at all costs.

Description: Show your love for the best festive movie of all time by proudly displaying my character designs of the Wet Bandits, AKA Harry and Marv. Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!

Description: Still one of my all-time favourite movies, The Lost Boys is a quintessential 80s classic and deserves to be celebrated. Enjoy wearing and displaying my tribute to the charismatic leader of the pack, as he battles Michael in the final showdown.

Description: A hilariously iconic moment from Father Ted, still one of the greatest and most rewatchable sitcoms ever made. This is the ORIGINAL, 100% genuine design, illustrated by myself.

Description: Celebrate the hilarious, glorious lunacy of 80s classic Weird Science with this vintage-style comic illustration of living legend Vernon Wells! “Is this… YOUR paarty?”

Description: Set the Juice loose with my digital painting of everyone's favourite bio-exorcist!

Description: I've always loved this explosive outburst from Harry, as his fuel-soaked lower legs are licked by flames. Jeff Daniels absolutely kills it.

Description: My comic tribute to one of the most powerful scenes in Cobra Kai - Johnny's final, emotional confrontation with scheming sensei John Kreese!

Description: The first time I saw The Lost Boys was on VHS back in the early 90s, I have loved it ever since. Here's my tribute to David and the boys. They're only noodles, Michael!

Description: Celebrate the genius of festive classic Home Alone 2 with this vintage-style comic illustration of Kate McCallister. “Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin's not here. Kevin’s not here. ….WHAT???”

Description: The art you can hear! I created this amusing exaggerated portrait in honour of a memorable scene from the original Back to the Future, where George is tickled by an episode of The Honeymooners. This leads to a full on, inexplicable laugh/bark/whatever you want to call it. Buy it, it's your density!