Hero Art Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Touch Mr. Snuffles and you will meet a terrible end! The cat has warned you!

This MIGHTY SPIRALMIND MUG style may seem familiar to you if you frequent ANY Comic Con ANYWHERE! It is the work of artist Terry Huddleston for Phi3 COMICS and you can locate his booth from a mile away by the 30 foot tall wall of superhero (and villain) HEADS! This image was also the basis for the STAINLESS STEEL SPIRALMIND RING available where all SPIRALMIND comics are sold (mostly comic cons where Phi3 COMICS can be found). SPIRALMIND - The Huddleston Head, don't go to a Con or supermarket or work without it! It's head and neck above the rest! SPIRALMIND created by Ben Perez and Matthew Rothblatt

Braveheart Pop Culture

Negative Landscape

laura prepon pop art

Look, up in the sky!

the First logo for HeroMode.

An African fighter. A hero in his own right

The man flying out of a starburst

Black Cat Comics Good Girl Art!

A quirky smiley face

Blue Flash

Monkey on your back

Oh Lord Yeah!

Pulp science fiction magazines from the 40's, 50's, and 60's rarely featured female protagonist who could hold their own in a dangerous galaxy. This aims to correct that. Join Caite Cosmo as she battles for equal access to education and political representation in a corrupt and lawless galaxy!

Knowledge is power, Brain Power!

This design features a vector art depiction of Icarus flying towards the sun, set against a stunning landscape in muted tones. The design captures the bravery and courage of Icarus, as well as the danger and tragedy of his fate. The design celebrates the legend of Icarus, inviting the viewer to explore the mythology and to ponder the cautionary tale that it represents. The design also captures the temptation and hubris that led Icarus to fly too close to the sun, as well as the pride and strength that he felt in his flight. The design serves as a warning against the dangers of overconfidence and hubris.

You ever get that feeling of dejavu?