Blitz Merch

Learn Sabin's ultra-secret techniques! One day, you too will be able to suplex a Phantom Train.

Rainbow Six Siege inspired Tshirt for Blitz. (Also available in English lettering).

GAT-X207 Blitz Custom

The Blitz

The Logo to my Handmade jewelry company.

Rainbow Six Siege inspired Tshirt for Blitz. (Also available in German lettering).

Blitz 1982

Blitz Operator

The Chicago Blitz was a professional American football team that played in the United States Football League in the mid-1980s. They played at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois.

The *Moment*

Arms! Design of the Blitzworld Proyect by Blitz

Defunct Chicago Blitz Football 1982-1984

The Sweet looking cool.

League of legends Blitzcrank inspired design.

Classic NFL Blitz Logo from the arcade games!

Blitz Cadet Studios Classic Logo. Support the underground!

Fw190

The Glam rock band in their heyday.

Blitz

Tribute to the Wes Anderson/Bill Murray cult classic "the Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou"

Fan art Gundam Blitz in mini version

Blitz (the O is silent) Head tattoo fan art

Artwork featuring characters from the webcomic Blitz Phoenix.

The great band at their peak.

The well-known German medium tank Pz-V "Panther" is also known as the T-5 according to the Soviet classification. It is worth saying that this tank was very high-tech, which affected its cost and maintainability

What the @$#& was that Stolas?!?!?! . THAT, was the sound, of a Faaaaking Divorce hahahahahahah

Of all the numerous projects of the Entwicklung program (or simply "E"), the E 50 medium tank was the most hoped for. This car was to replace not only the obsolete Pz. IV, but also the Panther

Dead Boys illustration

Best Warrior Ever. Design of the Blitzworld Proyect by Blitz

This is my very own design.

The Blitz were one of the twelve charter franchises of the USFL. The owner was originally slated to be J. Walter Duncan, an Oklahoma oil magnate who had grown up in Chicago. However, league founder David Dixon persuaded Duncan to take on ownership of the New York City franchise–which became the New Jersey Generals–after its original owner, Donald Trump, pulled out.

Back to the 80s

Just a Demon in love

Kid Blitz

Embodiment of Expressionism

Logo for the webcomic.