Madeline Kahn Tank Tops

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A pissed off Madeline Kahn.

Madeline's ad-lib perfectly captures our rage.

Alejandro Mogollo Art

Mrs. White, getting a little...HEATED!

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Inspired by the greatest film of all time, "Clue" (1985), this rendering of The Last Supper incorporates all of the suspects from the film, their weapons, the victims, and plenty more details that the eagle-eyed fan will enjoy. This original art piece is by Mike DiFrancisco.

One of the Classic moments in the hilarious movie, CLUE. (Please Tag me in your pics @designkline on IG, I'd love to see my designs on you!)

Miss Scarlet, as seen in Clue (1985).

Mr Green had to stop her from screaming.

All of the Clue movie character portraits in a line.

Not the cognac, just in case.

As seen in the cult classic film, Clue - Mrs Peacock (played by Eileen Brennan) insists nobody would be able to blackmail her.

Blazing Saddles - Alternative Movie Poster

Mrs White as seen in the 1985 cult classic, Clue. The background includes many of her funny quotes from the film.

Six suspects and a butler all seeming to be very anxious about something...

It's the Young Frankenstein poster--what could be better?

Our favorite punchline from the classic film, Clue, decorated with the six iconic weapons from the game.

As seen in Clue (the movie), Yvette meets her end in the billiard room with the rope. Whodunnit?

ooper dooper!

Mrs Peacock is used to being a hostess, it’s part of her husbands work. Clue fan art inspired by actress Eileen Brennan.

As seen in the cult classic film, Miss Scarlet and Mr Green discover the cook has been murdered!

There’s blood on his hands, but Mr Green didn’t do it! Clue fan art inspired by actor Michael McKean.

Walk this way...

Van Gough Ms White

Let’s face it, I’m pooped!

Mrs Peacock (Eileen Brennan) as seen in the cult classic, Clue. In the background are some of her best lines from the film.

Featuring the candlestick, the lead pipe, and more - this is a great gift for fans of Clue the movie and the game!

...on the side of my face, breathing, breathless, heaving breaths.

Not the cognac, just in case!

It's Not Just A Game Anymore

Mrs. White is an intelligent and passionate woman.

The answer to "Don't you know the meaning of propriety?" from the exchange between Eunice Burns and Judy Maxwell in 1972's What's Up, Doc?

One of the best quotes from that film that's NOT about flames on the side of one's face.

Clue 80s Murder

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