Sci Fi Comic Tank Tops

Embark on an existential journey with our "Existential Odyssey" tee. In this surreal blend of comic, sci-fi, vaporwave, and liminal space aesthetics, a lone strong man sits on a barren planet, facing a sky filled with planets, exuding an aura of existential doom. Awash in pinks, violets, purples, and blues, this design evokes a sense of cosmic wonder and introspection. The haunting text, "I fear that when we learn how to live... we will have no more time," adds a layer of profound contemplation to this thought-provoking graphic.

The Alien Factor is a 1978 science fiction horror film written, edited, produced, and directed by Don Dohler. The film centers on a small town that is besieged by three aliens that have crash-landed in the nearby forest. It was filmed in 1972 and was shelved for six years before it was finally released theatrically on May 1, 1978.

Terrors Of The Evil Eye Exposed in authentic black and white, reproduced in all it's ghastly, glory for all the monster kids who remember these graphics, or mutant kids that dig cool graphics. *(Items are not actually 99c)

Vs The Witches of Mars

Perfect for your next convention visit!

pen on paper

Rainbow Coloured cyberpunk girl

A cute, little, rusty robot is chilling under a palm tree on the sunny beach. He spends his retirement sitting on a sunbed, drinking, and thinking about his satisfying life.

Original FAMOUS WEIRDOS Art.

Amazing Stories is an American science fiction magazine launched in April 1926 by Hugo Gernsback's Experimenter Publishing. It was the first magazine devoted solely to science fiction. Science fiction stories had made regular appearances in other magazines, including some published by Gernsback, but Amazing helped define and launch a new genre of pulp fiction.

Bunkie The Space Kangaroo was a comic strip I drew in the 1970s for the Colorado Daily in Boulder. A wacky mash-up of science fiction tropes, political rants and generic silliness, it had a few fans back in the day.

Where is Utopia? Where is the boy? Where is Jessica Hyde? Don't make me get Mr. Rabbit.

Consequences will never be the same!

Adventure Awaits the brave (intergalactic police)

Dragon Con

A cute, little robot is chilling under a palm tree on a sunny beach. He is drinking and having some snacks. Happy with his life improves his mood by listening to music.

This retro 3 Green Aliens design is perfect for anyone who loves retro art and especially aliens art. 3 Green Aliens would make an amazing aliens gift for friends, husband, wife, dad, mom, and others on any occasion. Available on a variety of cool aliens merch: aliens t-shirt, aliens hoodie, aliens tapestry, aliens tote bag, aliens stickers, aliens pillows, aliens wall art, aliens magnets and aliens phone cases for a variety of spaces: dorms, offices, homes, work spaces and more!

Colorado

Colourful Digital Collage. Comic art by BLZ Bob

A true superhero design, based on the almost typical chevron-type layout of a superhero suit. Find more products featuring this and other designs in my store!

This trippy surreal picture of an alien playing drums in space is the perfect gift for music lovers.

Perfect for the cosplayer in your life!

A red dotty star on a pink dotty circle. These dots were created in Photoshop using a pixel filter.

For all who don't speak human or who do not want to talk.

A super cool retro sci fi alien design.

This robot is angry.

Colourful Digital Collage. Comic art by BLZ Bob

Death webs at Zenith 3! Featuring Mysta of the Moon. Brilliant cover art for Planet Comics no.39 by Lily Renee, 1945. Now in the public domain.

Regeneratorum, Latin for, "the reborn", is the story of a world in the near future where gene-editing has been used to create super-soldiers and to resurrect forgotten creatures that were once thought to be fragments of ancient mankind's imagination. The logo is the perfect representation of that story.

distopian cyborg woman #2 cyberpunk

Pop Art Portrait

UFO Invasion Shirt

I was watching Watchmen (so, does that make me a Watchmen watcher?) and a few things happened. First, a giant squid was shown on screen, in a very dramatic shot. Then, someone said, at a different point in the episode, the phrase "Squid pro quo." That gave me a laugh, as I had already been playing with that phrase under a different concept (connected to the recent political drama surrounding one well-known showman and his dealings with Ukraine). I tend to steer clear from political things in my RedBubble work, but seeing how this one tied so perfectly with Watchmen, I just went for it. Hope you like it.

Neon Jelly Man

A cute, little, rusty robot resting during its lunch break having some water and snacks.

Two is Company, Three is trouble.