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Those horror loving geniuses at Fright-Rags have done it again, introducing some amazing new designs inspired by Tales from the Crypt. So, why Tales from the Crypt you may ask. Well this year is the 25th annivesary of the famously freaky franchise and to celebrate this Fright-Rags is not only releasing the limited edition shirts, but they're also offering a special box-set. A trio of fan-favorite artists - Jason Edmiston, Christopher Lovell and Jeff Zornow - each offer their unique take on the show's cackling, pun-spouting host, the Crypt Keeper. The three designs are limited to 500 pieces each and available on unisex shirts, girl shirts and zip-up hoodies. And for those of you who want all of the shirts there's something special available. Fright-Rags is offering a limited edition box set that includes all three designs, a bonus glow-in-the-dark Tales from the Crypt logo shirt (exclusive to the set), an 11x17 poster and a sticker pack, all packaged in a collector's box. Only 200 box sets are available. Please note that sizes and quantities are limited, and hoodies are not available in the set. Fright-Rags release Tales from the Crypt shirts & box set for 25th anniversary Limited edition designs available now for pre-order: Quantities are limited, so if you're interested, you'll need to act fast! And if you do, you can expect to receive your Fright-Rags finery in mid-August. Check out the designs here:

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