Killer Queen

Killer Queen from Ultra

The artwork on this tee is fairly open to interpretation. The character may be a robot, human, alien or something else entirely. The most intriguing thing for me is that the mask appears to be floating, as if there is nothing in the armor. It makes me think some spiritual presence like a demon is at work.

Ruin

Ruin by Dan Mumford

There are certain artists that have such a unique style that you can instantly recognise their work. Dan Mumford is one of those people. His work is always amazingly detailed and has a brilliant sense of light and shadow. The main problem is that small images on the net just can't do it enough justice.

Alien Eats Alien

Alien Eats Alien from Pampling

Yes it is a funny tee but what really got to me about this was the amazing difference between the two creatures. Space Invaders and Alien were both first released in the late seventies (about a year apart). The fact that one has really stood the test of time is a real testament to the artist behind it, H.R.Giger. The Invaders actually look like cookies compared to the horror of Alien, which makes a lot of sense in this scene.

Decimation

Decimation by Dan Mumford

This reminds me of those old pulpy science fiction covers. A fire breathing, tentacled, alien monster is on a destruction frenzy and killing everyone in its path. The soldier crouching behind the car with his gun at the ready looks so insignificant compared to his adversary. It makes me want to know his story. Will he survive, save the day, or get fried along with the others?

Predator

Predator from Mister Black Tee

One of the greatest alien villains of all time, check. Massive print, check. Cool cartoon style that you can wear anytime without having to worry about offending oldies or scaring children, check. What's not to love.