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Description: APE SHALL NOT KILL APE! Planet of the Apes inspired Pop Art by Hal Hefner.

Description: God Hates Heavy Metal is a low brow brand for low brow people, just like you. This design design inspired by heavy metal, religion and horror movies.

Description: Thirtieth anniversary celebration of John Carpenter's They Live

Description: The year is one! Rosemary's Baby by pop artist Hal Hefner

Description: Featured on Boing Boing, these cartoon mashups by Hal Hefner combine 70's and 80's horror movies with classic cartoons

Description: Pop art mashup of horror movies and cartoons by Hal Hefner and Nerd Horror.

Description: Hervé Villechaize as Tattoo from the 70's tv series, Fantasy Island. By pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: 80s mash up art, TMNT trump and musk.

Description: Logo and Icon from the Nerd Horror Podcast with artist, writer, filmmaker and nerd, Hal Hefner. Designed by Hal Hefner.

Description: Logo and Icon from the Nerd Horror Podcast with artist, writer, filmmaker and nerd, Hal Hefner. Designed by Hal Hefner.

Description: Logo and Icon from the Nerd Horror Podcast with artist, writer, filmmaker and nerd, Hal Hefner. Designed by Hal Hefner.

Description: WHAT IF UFO's ARE JUST BILLIONAIRES FROM OTHER PLANETS? Pop art design by Hal Hefner

Description: Elon Musk bought Twitter and showed the world who he really was... a douche bag.

Description: Tales from the Darkside retro TV show from the 1980's pop art design by Hal Hefner. Double sided shirt with the design on front and title sequence lyrics on the back.

Description: Solarpunk art and design.

Description: The world is in our hands. It is time to Demand Utopia. This is for all the Solarpunks out there. Art by Hal Hefner

Description: Plants will grow on the ashes of capitalism. Starring Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos and a very wealthy compost pile. Pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Mark Zuckerberg as an alien from the film They Live. Double sided shirt, with CONSUME on the back.

Description: JP from Grandma's Boy, from the matrix, flips off the world in his robotic voice. His famous quote, "Adios Turd Nuggets" is on the back of the shirt in robotic font.

Description: J.P. from Grandma's Boy says goodbye in his best robot voice.

Description: J.P. can blend in anywhere and he's doing it on your shirt. Can you see him? ON BACK his infamous quote: " Hoe can he see me?" Grandma's boy pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horrror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: Art from the Serpentseed an upcoming Solarpunk series by Hal Hefner

Description: Based on the Gi Joe Horror movie that never was by pop artist Hal Hefner.

Description: I don't want to be buried in a pet sematary I don't want to live my life again by Hal Hefner

Description: Pop art by Hal Hefner.

Description: Do you use your smartphone? OR is it using you? Pop art by Hal Hefner

Description: War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength, BIG BROTHER is WATCHING YOU. George Orwell's haunting prophecy for our future has become our present.

Description: Humankind's ancestors discover the Monolith in Stanley Kubrick's 2001 A Space Odyssey.

Description: This is what happens when an alien pod messes up and morphs into an unhoused man and his dog while trying to take the man's "human form" to invade the Earth. Pop art by Hal Hefner

Description: There's no bigger monster in human skin than the Elon Musk the Technoking and his X empire of alien propaganda. He's buying his way to power for his overlords invading the minds of Americans. They Live, We sleep.

Description: Comedian Bill Hicks was taken from this world too soon but left us many powerful thoughts to ponder before his passing. This quote in particular resonates with many human beings across the world. By pop artist Hal Hefner.