Forbidden Ink New line honors Pennsy's weirdness

Putting zombies somewhere better than in your head (Annnnnd, that song's now in there for the rest of the day. You're welcome.), Forbidden Ink espouses the often-undead-crazed weirdness of PA via the tee-borne works of a graphic artist whose past jobs included packaging designs for products ranging from athletic supplements, to sodas, to bagels, aka Prince Fielder's shopping list. Sampling the coolness:

Dock Ellis: This tribute to the only acid-aided no-hitter in MLB history depicts the game's date plus the namesake pitcher's sideburned head floating amidst a sea of gritty black and yellow swirls, making it eerily similar to what Dock saw in the mirror in that morning.

Zombie Labor: Influenced by the mindless, shuffling people of Pittsburgh region's history with zombie-film shoots, this shirt endorses undead labor in a bold, angular style reminiscent of Communist propaganda posters, only swapping a revolutionary's hand with a corpse's.

Bandana Hoodie: This super-soft front-zip jawn's emblazoned with the company's signature bandana pattern, with Rorschach swatches surrounding a curly-haired girl with a flower in her hair, which Prince Fielder just ate, thinking it was "flour".