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No Busters at THIS gym...

Who you gonna call? This version of the Ghostbusters tee includes ample fading and wear to give it a genuine distressed look.

Unlike many variations you see out there, this logo represents the screen used design in the original Ghostbusters film on the car, uniforms and firehouse sign. It includes some thoughtful vintage effects to give it a genuine 80s look.

Stays puft, even when toasted!

Naughty!

If there's something strange in your neighborhood...

Spengler from Ghostbusters and the Uncle Sam "I Want You" poster mashup.

Ghost-Busted

Who you gonna call?

Would you like some coffee Mr Tully?

Ray's Occult books from Ghostbusters II Specialing in the bizarre!

Tobin's Spirit Guide

Inspired by the iconic 80s supernatural comedy, GHOSTBUSTERS

who you gonna call?

Haven't seen much love for The Real Ghostbusters' ghosts, so I decided to get a group shot of various ghosts throughout the series. Ghosts featured are from the cartoon, toyline, merchandise artwork, coloring books, Happy Meal artwork, etc.

A device for the capture of spectral apparitions. (Hint: the numbers surrounding the illustration spell out hidden messages...)

Ghostbusters Classic Logo Reproduction. More #Ghostbusters: https://www.teepublic.com/user/prometheus31/albums/28010-ghostbusters

Warhol Busters

Crossover design based on dinosaurs and ghosts, inspired by the Hawaiian GB, straight out of Honolulu, Hawaii - the scene depicted across the bottom of the logo is Diamond Head from the Honolulu side

“Are you a god?” You’re certainly feel like one in this t-shirt! The Traveler has come, and he’s dressed to kill! Based on the bas relief design on top of Dana Barrett’s building at 55 Central Park West in the movie “Ghostbusters”, this shirt features a depiction of architect/doctor/cultist Ivo Shandor, with Gozer minions Zuul and Vinz Clortho at his sides and frenzied cultists at his feet.

GBS MOVIE

There is no Vodka, only ZUUL!

Unlike many variations you see out there, this logo represents the screen used design in the original Ghostbusters film on the car, uniforms and firehouse sign. It includes some nice vintage effects to give it a genuine 80s look.

Stay Puft Marshmallows are a fictional food in the Ghostbusters franchise. Their mascot is the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. Sometime during Ray Stantz's youth, he roasted Stay Puft Marshmallows at Camp Waconda and it remained his fondest childhood memory. In 1984, when Dana Barrett first encountered Zuul, her abandoned groceries included a bag of Stay Pufts, and sometime later, a sign advertising them was seen on the side of a building near the firehouse when the storage facility exploded. Needless to say, when it was time to think of the most harmless thing possible, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man was top of mind for Ray and, well, we all know how that turned out...

who you gonna call. Tribute paint of the Ghostbusters symbol

A good 'Buster has to do their homework first!

Ecto-1 Vintage

Ghostbusters