Weird Fiction Tank Tops

Unofficial fan art

Fabulous cover for issue no.98 of Adventures Into The Unknown, 1958. Pencilled and inked by Ogden Whitney, now in the public domain.

oh, look, a little jumping spider.

A reference to the H. P. Lovecraft / Hazel Heald story "The Horror in the Museum." I recommend a lighter-colored shirt for this art.

"Hey, look at that!" Funny imaginary UFO sign made in the style of a road sign.

Fishing in space? Why not

Inspired by the H. P. Lovecraft / Hazel Heald story "The Horror in the Museum." I recommend a darker colored shirt for this art.

"Six feet end to end, three and five-tenths feet central diameter, tapering to one foot at each end. Like a barrel with five bulging ridges in place of staves. Lateral breakages, as of thinnish stalks, are at equator in middle of these ridges. In furrows between ridges are curious growths – combs or wings that fold up and spread out like fans...which gives almost seven-foot wing spread. Arrangement reminds one of certain monsters of primal myth, especially fabled Elder Things in [the] Necronomicon."

2021 has barely started and it's already unbelievable. If it were pitched as a movie, the script would get rejected for being too far-fetched. Our fiction has higher standards than this reality.

1968 B movie poster. Space procedural with a few more women than usual. Also a talking orb and a frozen Cosmonaut. Mars looks a lot like a Hollywood back lot.

Even those made of tin need to find a way to stay cool.

Our horror-noir novel, 'Last Road to The Backwoods' is available now on Amazon. Logo designed by co-author Matt Soffe.

1962. When a brilliant surgeon's fiance is mangled in a car crash, he keeps her head alive on a cookie sheet while he goes to the strip clubs looking for a new body for her. Meanwhile, the head and a monster he keeps in his laboratory closet have surprisingly deep philosophical conversations.

Cthulhu Bat God - Red.

This little robot is actually a nutriant fluid and nanobot filled sack. It's core is...something else.

This weird and wonderful illustration features a retro alien riding a bike.

“I see it – coming here – hell-wind – titan blur – black wing – Yog Sothoth save me – the three-lobed burning eye…”

An esoteric monochrome bookish design inspired by HP Lovecraft and his weird fiction works. A great gift for fans of Innsmouth and the Cthulhu Mythos

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Upside down chickens design.

Seymour 1 Alien within you Argot Original 2020

A brave feline warrior of the apocalypse rides their mighty horse cat through the vastness of space. A strange and unusual gift idea.

Are you an ancient astronaut theorist? If you said Yes , you probably are, in which case you will want this design to help other AA theorists know that you "know".

A bolder and slightly more hound-like logotype for "The Hounds of Tindalos," complete with tongue.

Retro monster from 60s scifi film

Surreal fractal flame, digital art cryptid dark spooky Mothman. Wall art, Posters prints tee shirts

Merchandise from the Upper Ethereal Hierarchy Soap Opera ‘Hasturon’s Dilemma’.

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host body

You may not remember much else, but at least you'll remember where you were when everything changed. And remember, every 24 hours IS a fresh start. No bathrooms.

Always watching.

I have nightmares of these little yellow robots attacking me.

pompous alien explains why you're wrong.

Another envelope doodle from the recording sessions for my album, Songs & Inventions. And... once again I fancied it up with a little shading and highlights.

From 'Every Good Child's Guide to Bad Things.'

The result of a science experiment gone wrong! The Atomic Eye!