Mars Attacks Metal Posters

Five pieces of pulp invasion art: a bug-eyed skull face rising over a mushroom-dotted plain, a green Martian glaring from inside its helmet, refugees watching a saucer beam carve the horizon, a helmeted skull marshalling its brood, and rows of pastel aliens with all eyes forward. The debt to fifties trading cards and drive-in science fiction is entirely deliberate. It is lurid, it is funny, and it knows it. Small collection, strong identity — these work best kept together as a group rather than scattered, ideally somewhere with a sense of humour about it. A games room, a garage, or a wall that has earned something strange. A retro sci-fi poster in the truest sense: alien invasion art with the swagger of a b-movie print and not one word of apology for any of it.