Labyrinth Merch
Labyrinth was one of the first movies I ever watched, and it’s remained a holiday classic in my family to this day. So, I thought it would be a great idea to show you a few products and gift ideas inspired by this excellent Terry Jones and Jim Henson’s creation. This diverse range of merchandise allows fans to celebrate the magic of Labyrinth in their everyday lives, whether through nostalgic memorabilia or new additions to their collections.
All Labyrinth Merch - Old and New
Vintage items, such as plush toys, action figures, and posters, evoke nostalgia for those who grew up with the movie. Meanwhile, contemporary products like themed clothing, accessories, and new collectibles bring fresh charm to the franchise.
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The 1980s Labyrinth Comic Books
Did you know that Labyrinth also has a series of comic books? That’s right. These comics, published in the 1980s, explore new adventures and characters within the enchanting world established by the film. These comics often delve deeper into the lore of the Goblin City, offering fans expanded narratives that complement the original story. The art style and storytelling reflect the whimsical and surreal atmosphere of the movie, making them appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers. Here are some quick links to get your hands on the original vintage Labyrinth comics:
Marvel's Labyrinth Comic #1
This collectible comic was originally published in 1985. Although it’s now out of print and no longer available from the publisher, you can still get it secondhand here >
Marvel's Labyrinth Comic #2
This collectible comic was also published in 1985. Although it’s now out of print and no longer available from the publisher, you can still get it secondhand here >
Marvel's Labyrinth Comic #3
This collectible comic was also published in 1985. Although it’s now out of print and no longer available from the publisher, you can still get it secondhand here >
Original Labyrinth Art
Original Labyrinth art captures the enchanting and whimsical essence of the film, showcasing the visionary work of concept artists like Brian Froud and Jim Henson. Froud’s intricate character designs and stunning landscapes helped define the unique aesthetic of Labyrinth, making the film visually unforgettable. His artwork often features fantastical creatures and lush environments, deeply rooted in a fairy tale-like quality that resonates with audiences.
