1995 Flesh & Blood Indie Comic Tee
This original 1990s Flesh and Blood comic T-shirt taps directly into the raw, transgressive energy of indie horror publishing at its peak. Featuring a bold, grotesque comic-style graphic across the front, it channels the blood-soaked pulp art and unapologetic violence that defined underground zines and horror anthologies of the late 20th century. The art is as loud as it is disturbing—rendered in high-contrast black and white with an almost Xeroxed texture, echoing the gritty, lo-fi production values of the source material.
This wasn’t made for mass-market appeal. Shirts like this were sold in comic shops, punk venues, or underground conventions—spaces where fringe genres and radical artwork thrived without censorship. Whether tied to the Flesh and Blood comic series published by Eros Comix or another horror splatter series of the same name, the shirt represents a subculture that reveled in taboo-breaking stories, gory illustration, and countercultural shock.
Soft, well-worn cotton body, this shirt carries its age proudly. Natural fading, light cracking on the print, and a gentle drape give it that unmistakable feel of authentic vintage. The tag may be faded or missing altogether—a common trait in shirts that were washed and worn hard by true believers in the horror underground.
Tagged XXL. Measures 24.5×32.
Flaws - None
Ideal for horror collectors, zine archivists, and vintage heads who lean toward the niche, the graphic here doesn’t pull punches—and neither should your collection. As underground comic tees gain traction in the vintage world, pieces like this are becoming cult staples.
This original 1990s Flesh and Blood comic T-shirt taps directly into the raw, transgressive energy of indie horror publishing at its peak. Featuring a bold, grotesque comic-style graphic across the front, it channels the blood-soaked pulp art and unapologetic violence that defined underground zines and horror anthologies of the late 20th century. The art is as loud as it is disturbing—rendered in high-contrast black and white with an almost Xeroxed texture, echoing the gritty, lo-fi production values of the source material.
This wasn’t made for mass-market appeal. Shirts like this were sold in comic shops, punk venues, or underground conventions—spaces where fringe genres and radical artwork thrived without censorship. Whether tied to the Flesh and Blood comic series published by Eros Comix or another horror splatter series of the same name, the shirt represents a subculture that reveled in taboo-breaking stories, gory illustration, and countercultural shock.
Soft, well-worn cotton body, this shirt carries its age proudly. Natural fading, light cracking on the print, and a gentle drape give it that unmistakable feel of authentic vintage. The tag may be faded or missing altogether—a common trait in shirts that were washed and worn hard by true believers in the horror underground.
Tagged XXL. Measures 24.5×32.
Flaws - None
Ideal for horror collectors, zine archivists, and vintage heads who lean toward the niche, the graphic here doesn’t pull punches—and neither should your collection. As underground comic tees gain traction in the vintage world, pieces like this are becoming cult staples.
This original 1990s Flesh and Blood comic T-shirt taps directly into the raw, transgressive energy of indie horror publishing at its peak. Featuring a bold, grotesque comic-style graphic across the front, it channels the blood-soaked pulp art and unapologetic violence that defined underground zines and horror anthologies of the late 20th century. The art is as loud as it is disturbing—rendered in high-contrast black and white with an almost Xeroxed texture, echoing the gritty, lo-fi production values of the source material.
This wasn’t made for mass-market appeal. Shirts like this were sold in comic shops, punk venues, or underground conventions—spaces where fringe genres and radical artwork thrived without censorship. Whether tied to the Flesh and Blood comic series published by Eros Comix or another horror splatter series of the same name, the shirt represents a subculture that reveled in taboo-breaking stories, gory illustration, and countercultural shock.
Soft, well-worn cotton body, this shirt carries its age proudly. Natural fading, light cracking on the print, and a gentle drape give it that unmistakable feel of authentic vintage. The tag may be faded or missing altogether—a common trait in shirts that were washed and worn hard by true believers in the horror underground.
Tagged XXL. Measures 24.5×32.
Flaws - None
Ideal for horror collectors, zine archivists, and vintage heads who lean toward the niche, the graphic here doesn’t pull punches—and neither should your collection. As underground comic tees gain traction in the vintage world, pieces like this are becoming cult staples.