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The world went dark. The heavens fell silent. And for a moment, it looked like evil had won. Inspired by the legendary Death of Superman cover, Son of God #2 — “The Death of the Son of God!” reimagines the ultimate sacrifice in striking 1990s comic-book style. A crimson robe hangs torn and wind-whipped amid a battlefield of broken spears and shattered crowns. The cross has done its work — and yet, hope flickers in the storm.   This design pays tribute not just to a comic milestone, but to the greatest story ever told — when the Hero of Heaven gave His life to save the world. Rendered in gritty 90s realism with vintage halftones and subtle metallic accents, it’s both nostalgic and reverent — faith told in pulp-print glory.

A bold tribute to one of the most iconic comic covers of all time, The Dark Knight Returns #1, reimagined through the lens of divine power and mercy. The Second Coming #1: “Lightning from the East” captures the moment of revelation as light splits the storm, illuminating a world waiting for redemption. Rendered in gritty 1980s comic realism, this piece uses heavy inks, jagged brushstrokes, and a minimalist palette of black, white, and electric blue to evoke awe and intensity. The silhouette descends not in vengeance, but in mercy — a vision of judgment and hope colliding over a rain-soaked city of neon reflection. Perfect for collectors, theologians, and comic fans alike, this homage bridges pop culture and prophecy, the apocalypse as art.

Step into the forge where faith meets fire. Tales of Triumph #39 - "Armor of God" reimagines the legendary debut of Iron Man as the divine moment the Armor of God is born. A Silver Age comic homage bursting with pulp drama and sacred symbolism.   Rendered in vintage comic halftones and bold, heroic colors, this tee celebrates sanctification as divine craftsmanship - strength shaped by surrender, victory through virtue.

A hauntingly beautiful depiction of Job in the ashes - rendered in stark, gothic minimalism inspired by Gustave Doré and German Expressionism. Heavy black shadows, sculpted light, and monumental stillness capture the weight of suffering and the endurance of faith. Front: Job sits among ruins, gaunt yet unbroken - a portrait of sacred resilience.Back: “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.” - Job 1:21 Printed in muted ochres, ash greys, and pale gold over deep black ink - each stroke carved like stone.A meditation in fabric on what it means to worship through the wreckage.

He was the strongest man alive until he visited Delilah’s Cuts & Curls.Sam Shorn captures Samson’s ultimate downfall in perfect 1980s Garbage Pail Kids-style parody. Featuring a chibi, airbrushed Samson crying cartoon tears as his golden locks hit the floor, this Bible Fail Kids tee turns a classic biblical fail into a collectible-grade laugh.   Printed on premium cotton with vivid retro inks, it’s a mashup of faith, nostalgia, and humor—ideal for fans of quirky Christian art, vintage trading-card vibes, or anyone who’s ever had a bad haircut and a humbling lesson.

Remember Lot’s wife? This time she looked back and stayed that way. Salty Sally turns one of the Bible’s most famous fails into an 80s-style collectible tee. Inspired by vintage Garbage Pail Kids cards, this shirt mixes faith-based humor with painterly retro art and halftone texture. Perfect for fans of ironic Christian art, nostalgic collectors, and anyone who knows a salty saint or two.

A divine twist on a Silver Age classic. Eternal Tales: Light vs. Darkness pays homage to Strange Tales #107 (1963), reimagining the iconic “Human Torch vs. Sub-Mariner” showdown as the ultimate cosmic battle of Light vs. Darkness. This John 3:16-inspired design fuses vintage comic energy with sacred symbolism - radiant halftone light bursting against inky shadows, classic 10¢ corner details, and that unmistakable worn pulp texture.

Step into a timeless retelling of the first Christmas night with Unto Us - The Night of Arrival, a vintage comic–style illustration blending sacred beauty with Silver Age artistry. Featuring a radiant manger scene under a vast celestial sky, this artwork captures the awe and reverence of the Nativity through halftone textures, golden light, and a midnight blue palette. Perfect for collectors, faith-inspired décor, or fans of classic comic aesthetics, this piece celebrates hope, humility, and divine arrival in a stunning retro form.

Meet Tipsy Noah, the latest misadventure in our Bible Fail Kids series - a hilarious, vintage-style tee that brings a wink and a nod to one of Scripture’s most surprising moments. Inspired by the wild charm of 1980s parody trading cards, this retro Christian T-shirt blends chibi humor, cel-shaded art, and a dose of biblical irony for believers with a sense of humor. Printed on premium, soft cotton, it’s perfect for church youth leaders, theology nerds, and collectors who love their faith with a side of satire. Whether you’re rocking it on casual Fridays or Bible study night, this tee reminds us all that even the greats had their off days. Features: Original Bible Fail Kids artwork - “Tipsy Noah” design Vintage parody style inspired by Garbage Pail Kids Soft, durable cotton blend for all-day comfort Printed to order (made just for you!) Perfect gift for funny Christian friends or collectors