Vintage  lot of 2 Monster Stickers is a unique piece of graffiti street art featuring the iconic character Frankenstein and Werewolf,.

Condition: New / Unused (See photos)

Quantity: 2 Stickers total (Complete matching set)

Themes: Classic Horror, Street Art, Guerrilla Marketing, Media CommentaryOrigin: Sourced from a private Palm Desert estate sale.

Detailed Description

Up for sale is a rare, highly collectible matching pair of underground street art stickers utilizing iconic 1930s-1940s Universal Monster imagery to critique modern digital culture. Both stickers feature a mysterious, Los Angeles  number (323) 732-6160 printed at the bottom, making them excellent pieces of interactive guerrilla art history.

Sticker 1: "The Internet is Frankenstein" (Green/White)

Graphic: Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's Monster (1931)Outer Text: THE INTERNET IS FRANKENSTEIN

Inner Text: "Digital technology empowers the unqualified and disempowers the qualified"

Sticker 2: "Go Online Become a Werewolf" (Brown/White)

Graphic: Lon Chaney Jr. as The Wolf Man (1941)Outer Text: GO ONLINE BECOME A WEREWOLF

Text: The iconic movie poem: "Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night may become a werewolf when the winds blow cold and the moon shines bright."

Specs & QualityShape: Circular / Round die-cutBacking: Split-back for easy peeling and application

Perfect For: Sticker bombs, laptops, skateboards, patch jackets, or framing alongside classic horror movie memorabilia collections.

Shipping & Handling: Ships securely packaged flat in a rigid mailer to prevent bending.Fast shipping within 1 business days with tracking included.