1996 Asylum Venom Mexican Bootleg Tee
Rising from the underground with teeth bared and tongue flared, this early 2000s Venom T-shirt is a fierce relic of Latin American streetwear culture. Manufactured in Mexico during the golden era of bootleg graphic tees, it features the Marvel antihero in full monstrous form—rendered in a vivid and aggressive style unique to Mexican bootleg design language. The front graphic places Venom in a technicolor asylum corridor with warped comic-book proportions, while the back explodes with a venomous portrait and jagged "VENOM" text in alien purple.
This piece is heavily sun-faded, giving the jet black base a smoky grey tone that plays off the electric colors of the graphic print. The fade isn’t just aesthetic—it’s character, texture, and proof of wear in one. Likely made from a heavyweight cotton or cotton-blend typical of early-2000s Latin American blanks, the tee has a wide boxy shape with a high, thick neck, contributing to that unmistakable vintage silhouette. The lack of licensing and the psychedelic color palette mark it as an authentic regional boot, crafted not to mimic but to reimagine.
Large. Measures 21.5×29
Flaws - No tag, sick sun fade
For collectors of bootlegs, Marvel ephemera, or the strange intersection between comic culture and streetwear, this piece is top-shelf. Authentic Mexican comic tees like this are increasingly hard to find—especially ones that show this much wear without falling apart. Perfect as a statement piece or layered in an archival look.
Rising from the underground with teeth bared and tongue flared, this early 2000s Venom T-shirt is a fierce relic of Latin American streetwear culture. Manufactured in Mexico during the golden era of bootleg graphic tees, it features the Marvel antihero in full monstrous form—rendered in a vivid and aggressive style unique to Mexican bootleg design language. The front graphic places Venom in a technicolor asylum corridor with warped comic-book proportions, while the back explodes with a venomous portrait and jagged "VENOM" text in alien purple.
This piece is heavily sun-faded, giving the jet black base a smoky grey tone that plays off the electric colors of the graphic print. The fade isn’t just aesthetic—it’s character, texture, and proof of wear in one. Likely made from a heavyweight cotton or cotton-blend typical of early-2000s Latin American blanks, the tee has a wide boxy shape with a high, thick neck, contributing to that unmistakable vintage silhouette. The lack of licensing and the psychedelic color palette mark it as an authentic regional boot, crafted not to mimic but to reimagine.
Large. Measures 21.5×29
Flaws - No tag, sick sun fade
For collectors of bootlegs, Marvel ephemera, or the strange intersection between comic culture and streetwear, this piece is top-shelf. Authentic Mexican comic tees like this are increasingly hard to find—especially ones that show this much wear without falling apart. Perfect as a statement piece or layered in an archival look.
Rising from the underground with teeth bared and tongue flared, this early 2000s Venom T-shirt is a fierce relic of Latin American streetwear culture. Manufactured in Mexico during the golden era of bootleg graphic tees, it features the Marvel antihero in full monstrous form—rendered in a vivid and aggressive style unique to Mexican bootleg design language. The front graphic places Venom in a technicolor asylum corridor with warped comic-book proportions, while the back explodes with a venomous portrait and jagged "VENOM" text in alien purple.
This piece is heavily sun-faded, giving the jet black base a smoky grey tone that plays off the electric colors of the graphic print. The fade isn’t just aesthetic—it’s character, texture, and proof of wear in one. Likely made from a heavyweight cotton or cotton-blend typical of early-2000s Latin American blanks, the tee has a wide boxy shape with a high, thick neck, contributing to that unmistakable vintage silhouette. The lack of licensing and the psychedelic color palette mark it as an authentic regional boot, crafted not to mimic but to reimagine.
Large. Measures 21.5×29
Flaws - No tag, sick sun fade
For collectors of bootlegs, Marvel ephemera, or the strange intersection between comic culture and streetwear, this piece is top-shelf. Authentic Mexican comic tees like this are increasingly hard to find—especially ones that show this much wear without falling apart. Perfect as a statement piece or layered in an archival look.
