Who ya gonna call? Hey, donโt touch that dial! There's no need to call anyone because, thanks to the Internet, you can order any of these amazing Ghostbusters fan art tees without even going anywhere near a phone.
These Ghostbusters T-shirts are calling on only the bravest and boldest ghost hunters with all your favorite ghoulish characters from the Slimer, Zuul, Vinz Clortho and even the fluffy Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
And that's not all - the whole gang is here! Dr. Venkman, Ray, Egon, and Winston! So who ya gonna grab?
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Note: NeatoShop specializes in inclusive sizes so you'll find most designs are available in unisex size S to 2XL as well as Big & Tall 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL, 7XL, 8XL, 9XL and 10XL.
Let's jump in and take a look at some of our favorite tees:
1. Ghostbusters sumi-e
The original cast of the 1984 blockbuster movie, drawn by indie artist Dr. Monekers in sumi-e or Japanese ink painting style.
From left to right, Harold Ramis as Egon Spengler, Bill Murray as Peter Venkman, Dan Aykroyd as Ray Stantz, and Ernie Hudson as Winston Zeddemore. The original Ghostbusters team were shown wearing their iconic tan jumpsuits and Proton Packs. A large No-Ghost sign is seen in the background. Japanese katakana characters of Gลsutobasutฤzu is shown in the upper left-hand corner of the artwork.
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2. Busterlorian
In Busterlorian, indie artist Zascanauta mashes up two sci-fi franchises into one fantastic artwork. Here, parapsychologist and founding Ghostbusters team member Peter Venkman is shown walking alongside the ectoplasmic ghost Slimer, in the style of Mandalorian poster. The ruin of modern day New York City is seen in the background.
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3. Interdimensional CrossFit
Interdimensional CrossFit by artist teesgeex showcases not the heroes of the Ghostbusters franchise, but one of its most famous villains: Zuul or the Gatekeeper, who possessed cellist Dana Barrett and transformed her into a demon dog or terror dog.
This artwork features Zuul performing "God Level Mesopotamiam Push-Ups" alongside the text of "Interdimensional CrossFit Gym For Gatekeepers," established 1984 in New York. A motto of "Get ready for Gozer's arrival" is shown at the bottom. It's the perfect attire for going to the gym!
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4. Melt With You
"I'll stop the world and melt with you"
Artist Rocky Davies was inspired by the 80s classic song by Modern English and the blockbuster movie Ghostbusters for his artwork "Melt With You" featuring a burnt and melting Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. In the movie, the Ghostbusters were compelled by the demon Gozer to choose the form of their destroyer, and Ray Stantz "chose" the cute marshmallow mascot in his thought. As a result, a giant 100-foot tall marshmallow man was unleashed on New York City.
In this 80s retro style, Stay Puft Marshmallow Man is drawn wearing his iconic "Stay Cool" chef hat and mirrored sunglasses. A No-Ghost button is pinned to his lapel.
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5. Uncle Venkman
Indie artist Moysche Designs was inspired by J.M. Flagg's classic 1917 Uncle Sam poster (with the famous tagline "I Want YOU for the U.S. Army"), which was used to recruit soldiers.
Here, the artist features Peter Venkman instead, wearing the iconic Ghostbuster jumpsuits and Proton Pack. Venkman points towards the viewer, with the tagline "Who are YOU going to call?"
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6. House of Puft
Puft is sort of like buff, so the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man makes for a great mascot for a gym.
In this weight-lifting inspired tee, artist In Stank We Trust featured the ultimate incarnation of the ancient evil Sumerian god and the Ghostbusters' ultimate villain Gozer as the 100-foot tall Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. The monster is curling a straight bar that has giant marshmallows as weights (look at those biceps!)
The distressed-style image has the text "House of Puft, New York City" and "Gozer" with the no symbol in place of the "o." At the bottom, there is a tagline "Get Puft STAY Puft."
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7. There is No Princess
In the 1984 blockbuster movie, cellist Dana Barrett, who was the first customer of the Ghostbusters and love interest of Peter Venkman, was possessed by the demigod Zuul.
Under Zuul's control, Dana referred to herself as the Gatekeeper and said to Venkman, "there is no Dana, only Zuul!"
In this Super Mario Bros. and Ghostbusters fan art mash up by indie artist mikehandyart, 8-bit Mario was seen next to red-eyed Dana with the text "There is No Princess. Only Zuul."
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8. Ghostbuster Goddess
Who says that only men can be Ghosbusters? Indeed, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, the 2016 reboot of the movie as directed by Paul Feig and written by Feig and Katie Dippold, the team was comprised of four intrepid women.
In this fan art, indie artist Karen Hallion features a female Ghostbuster wearing a Proton Pack with the tagline "When someone asks you if you are a goddess, you say yes!" - a play on the line said by Winston Zeddemore to Raymond Stantz in the original 1984 movie. There, the Ghostbusters was asked by Gozer if they were a god and Stantz said no, which led Gozer to try to kill them. Zeddemore said, "Ray, when someone asks you if you're a god, you say 'YES'!"
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9. Akira Buster
Poster of the classic 1988 anime Akira, directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, features Shotaro Kaneda walking to his red racing motorcycle.
In "Akira Buster," indie artist jasesa features a Ghostbuster wearing a Proton Pack walking to the Ecto-1 or Ectomobile, the team's distinctive red-and-white 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor Sentinel ambulance/hearse combo station wagon. At the bottom of the image, there's the text "Buster" in black capital letters overlaid with the corresponding Japanese katakana in red.
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