



$38.00USD
Slap a giant skull and a black cat on your back. This vintage cover from the Canadian pulp magazine Uncanny Tales is pure weird art.

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H. L. Gold and World Editions changed the genre with this digest-size science fiction magazine. A nod to a true sci-fi heavy hitter.




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Get festive with four armed Santa in this 1958 Galaxy Science Fiction cover by Ed Emshwiller.




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You're looking at J. Allen St. John's legendary cover for the July 1942 issue of Fantastic Adventures. A masterclass in pulp illustration.




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You are looking at Hannes Bok's cover for the premier 1953 issue of Fantasy Magazine, a brief run prized by vintage pulp collectors.




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The artwork that saved a magazine. J. Allen St. John's 1940 cover for Fantastic Adventures singlehandedly reversed its cancellation.




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You are looking at a July 1942 back cover from Fantastic Adventures, illustrated by Frank R. Paul, the Grandfather of Science Fiction Art.




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Rep Allen Anderson's Winter 1947 cover for Planet Stories. High Priestess Sin battles a gray alien right on your back.




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You need a poster of a guy riding a dinosaur while shooting at a pterodactyl. Get the October 1940 cover of Fantastic Adventures.





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Grab this vintage Cozy Corner Tales shirt. It features art by Leo Nowak, the Golden Age comic legend who first drew Lex Luthor bald.





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Rep a true one-hit wonder. This snarling monster face by Hannes Bok graced the only issue of the legendary 1941 fanzine Bizarre.




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You are looking at American pin-up history. Enoch Bolles painted this classic cover for the June 1931 issue of Film Fun magazine.




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You are looking at a brilliant slice of Pre-Code horror history. L. B. Cole's poster-style genius shines on Strange Mysteries #9.





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A Great Marquis of Hell from the definitive 1863 edition of Dictionnaire Infernal. Illustrated by marine painter Louis Le Breton.




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Behold the start of the Golden Age of Science Fiction. This July 1939 Astounding Science Fiction cover features a massive cat-like predator.




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Hannes Bok's Dark of the Moon brings glowing-eyed cats and pulp history to your wall. From the 1953 debut of Fantasy Magazine.




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Authentic 17th-century demonology. You are looking at figures from the anonymous grimoire, The Lesser Key of Solomon.





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Illustrated by Louis Le Breton for the 1863 edition of Dictionnaire Infernal. Andras is a demon of discord known to slay his summoner.





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You can always trust a giant skull and a black cat. Grab this uncredited December 1942 cover art from the Canadian pulp Uncanny Tales.



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- 100% ring-spun US cotton — soft, durable heavyweight (6.1 oz/yd²)
- Garment-dyed finish for a broken-in feel and rich color depth
- Relaxed, pre-shrunk fit with sizes S–4XL and sewn-in label
- Tubular knit (no side seams) and double-needle stitched seams for long-lasting construction
- Bold small chest script with large vintage comic-style back print — available in 58 colors