For the book monster... er, lover and gamer who knows the Gamelords don’t always play fair.

The Mothman of Point Pleasant, WV in all its original spooky glory!

Get this eye-catching artwork from the cover of Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume Two, featuring Peyroglyph Bigfoot

Grab this awesome design featuring our "Biblically accurate" Mothman in a scene depicting one of his more famous encounters!

Biblically accurate angels are much stranger and terrifying than the standard cherubs we usually envision. Now what if Mothman were "Biblically accurate"?

Get all of the most famous West Virginia monsters in one design: Bigfoot, the Flatwoods Monster, Mothman and the Grafton Monster!

Demonstrate your allegiance to your Lord Carl Sagan and identify yourself as one of his billions and billions of loyal followers with this design!

Get this amazing Mothman artwork from the cover of Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume Two by Tony Breeden

So many things get blamed on or credited to aliens in certain [crop] circles. This design makes us wonder if the aliens think the same way we do.

The cover art from Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume One

The legendary Mothman of Point Pleasant, West Virginia as he’s best viewed!

The Headless Horror of Grafton, WV was originally sighted on June 16, 1964. Not much is knoWn about this West Virginia cryptid but I wouldn’t want to meet him on a dark night in those winding Appalachian hollers.

In 1955, a Kentucky farm became the site of a terror-filled night as a family fought off extraterrestrial attackers with shotguns! This encounter started the trend of calling aliens “little green men.”

The Braxton County Monster of Flatwoods, WV is celebrated as one of the first famous close encounters of the third kind in the U.S. While it has always had a unique look, this design images Braxxie as something much closer to the little green, er, grey men we’re most familiar with.

This version of the Mothman of Point Pleasant, WV features a more realistic design accenting the monster's eyes.

One of the Bigfoot species featured in Gray Barker’s Book of Monsters by Tony Breeden

The Loch Ness Monster, as pictured in Gray Barker’s Book of Monsters by Tony Breeden

Before there was Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman was king of the cryptids. From Gray Barker's Book of Monsters Volume 1.

The best known of the Great Old Ones rises from the waves with savage malice. But he looks cool doing it.

The dread chant of the cult of Cthulhu, “Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn,” translates roughly to "In his house at R'lyeh dead C'thulhu waits dreaming." But what happens when the Dreamer awakens?

Did you know that some of the original 1966 Mothman sightings happened in Saint Albans, WV? This original artwork imagines that the allegedly haunted Lantz Lumber Company building is home to more than mere ghosts!

The perfect design for people who love both books and dragons.

Is this bard dragonborn? Or maybe it's a kobold? You know what? It doesn't matter because it's dragonfolk and it rocks! And that's all that matters.

The Halloween costume for the intelligent soul who doesn't have time to pick out the perfect costume because they're busy solving all the world's problems with science! ...or they just forgot.

Dragonslayers, monster hunters and treasure seekers wanted!

Now listen... and this here is probably the most important thing: in every way, shape, form or fashion, you need this design. Do it for Babydog!

This whimsical illustration asks, What if the reason the T-rex’s hands are so tiny is because they’re the perfect size to show how much he cares?

Mysterious, beautiful and terrifying. What’s not to like? Order yours today.

Another version of our fierce but beautiful siren.

Those dragons aren’t going to slay themselves! It’s time to get Kraken. For the TTRPG gamer who is always ready for the next dungeon.

The Mad God Moriarty revels in chaos and laughs when you roll a Crit Fail. TTRPG gamers beware, for the fantasy world of Deus Portas’ most notorious deity has his dread eyes on you.

Guess I’ll die. Sometimes the dice are against you, even when you’re up against some of the weirder monsters in the game. You can whine about it, or you can own it! Just like you can own this T-shirt.

Hero Inc: Kills Monsters Dead! The Hero Inc questing guild from the Seven Worlds RPG campaign setting is neither subtle nor overly humble. Wear this shirt advertising their fame and glory with pride! Find out more about the Seven Worlds at AllHailMoriarty.com.

This classic medusa design is from the cover art of Garden of Stone by Tony Breeden

Wear the cover art from the second Dreadknights scifi fantasy novel by Tony Breeden. For glory or death, Dreadknights forever!

Is it our fault that UFOs have a noted habit of flying around nuclear reactors?