Designed with Mexican Lobby Cards for the Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958)
Dimensions: 10.25 x 30 Inches - Standard Wall Hangers will display it beautifully
Alternatively….. This thing is made out of 7-Ply, 100% Canadian Maple - Which means it can take a beating!
Printed in the Good Ole’ USA
Designed from Wally Woods “Adam & Eve” poster from 1978
Dimensions: 8.25 x 32.25 Inches - Standard Wall Hangers will display it beautifully
Alternatively….. These are made out of 7-Ply, 100% Canadian Maple - Which means they can take a beating!
-Printed in the Good Ole’ USA
LATEST MERCH
Recreated from the original 1940s cover art and printed on Comfort Colors heavyweight cotton, it captures the eerie glow and off-register charm that made Cole’s work legendary.
From the smoke trails of 1940s dogfights comes one of L.B. Cole’s most electrifying covers — Contact Comics #7 (July 1946) — reborn on soft-washed heavyweight cotton.
Each shirt keeps the pulpy grit intact, featuring cracked inks and aged tones that look ripped straight off a spinner rack. Printed sleeves complete the vintage flight-crew feel.
Comfort Colors garment-dyed cotton. Made to order. No waste.
The 1946 L. B. Cole classic, rebuilt in full flight. Contact Comics #12 — a mid-century burst of rockets, color, and optimism — printed in its atomic-age palette on a navy Comfort Colors heavyweight long sleeve.
Garment-dyed, soft from the start, and made to wear down like the real thing.
Each piece is printed on demand — no piles, no waste — just the right amount of color from the Cole spectrum.
The Maj. Picto badge, front and center on a heavyweight garment-dyed tee — thick, structured, and somehow still soft enough to live in. Built for long days on the convention floor and longer nights digging through long boxes.
Available in black or white.
Long Live the Collector 🤘
L.B. COLE COLLECTION
Comic art's original psychedelic. Decades ahead of his time — and still turning heads.
Recreated from the original 1940s cover art and printed on Comfort Colors heavyweight cotton, it captures the eerie glow and off-register charm that made Cole’s work legendary.
L.B. Cole’s classic Ghostly Weird Stories #122 cover, brought to life on a ceramic mug that’s as bold as the artwork itself. With a colorful rim, handle, and interior, it’s the perfect way to add a splash of pulp horror to your morning ritual.
Durable, lead- and BPA-free, and safe for both dishwasher and microwave use — this is one mug that can handle the heat. ☕💀