Awesome Mug

Stave off your morning fatigue with a cup of coffee served up by the malevolent Great Old One of R’lyeh. Storm Crow’s double-walled insulated steel mug holds 16 oz. of your favorite hot or cold drink, and is decorated with a festive Starbucks-inspired Cthulhu sigil.

If you’re going to be ruling the universe, you’re going to want to caffeinate to keep your energy up. Be sure to fill up with this officially-licensed Marvel coffee mug based on the golden Infinity Gauntlet that Thanos dons in Avengers: Infinity War. Available 8/2018.

A ceramic coffee mug inspired by Thor’s mighty hammer. Holds up to 20 oz. of your favorite caffeine buzz, though you might have trouble lifting it to your lips to take a sip unless you were born on Asgard, have a body chiseled by a god, and flowing blonde locks.

Assuming these ceramic espresso mugs don’t miss shots the way that stormtroopers do in the Star Wars flicks, we’d love a set for serving up a quick caffeine fix. These officially-licensed 2.7 oz. cups are sold in sets of two, so you can toast a friend, or enjoy a double shot for yourself.

It’s hard enough to limit your caffeine intake, and served up in this Star Trek TNG Borg Cube coffee mug, resistance is completely futile. The hive mind tells us to take ours black, with seven of nine sugars.

Each of these stunning wood mugs is handmade by Japanese craftsman Takahashi Kougei. The master woodworker turns castor aralia wood down to a thickness of just 2mm. Holds 9oz, and coated in food-grade urethane. Needless to say, it’s hand-wash only.

Hey Joe’s 14oz. mug is also a coffeemaker. It has a detachable battery pack and three temperature settings. You can use it with Hey Joe’s coffee pod as well as any ground coffee or tea. It can brew about three cups per charge.

Camera lens mugs are nothing new, but this one from Claybox has a cool trick up its sleeve. The mug extends or retracts like a real lens when you rotate its zoom ring. If you’re more of a Nikon fan, get this mug instead.

Affordable gifts that are still worthy of the moneyed Leica fan. These limited-edition coffee mugs sell for $35 and are based on Leica’s Noctilux-M 50 and Summarit-S 70 lenses. Call Leica USA to order.

The simple, yet inventive Taça Cookie Mug adds a feature not often found in cups – easy big cookie dippin’ without the need to break them into bits. Not in production yet, but we’re holding out hope.

This stainless steel mug has a thoughtful carabiner handle, so clip your favorite caffeine delivery cup to your belt-loop, hit the sheer rock face and celebrate your ascent with an espresso afterwards.

Beat the heat with the classic Slush Mug. For those too young to remember, the Slush Mug has a core filled with refrigerant, which cools down most beverages until they turn into tasty slushie.

A life-sized replica of the BrewFest item in World of Warcraft, the Tankard O’ Terror requires at least 10 Strength to wield. This stoneware mug weighs 4lbs. and can carry almost 2 liters of grog.

Krispy Kreme should be giving this mug away. You’ll never be able to drink whatever’s in it without thinking how much more awesome it would be if you had a box of doughnuts to go with it.

We’re not sure of this is an official Nikon product, but just like the Camera Lens Mug, this 500ml thermos looks an awful lot like a camera lens, specifically Nikon’s 70-200mm lens.

A great gift for photography junkies, the Camera Lens Mug looks almost exactly the same as a 24-105mm lens. It has a lens lid, focus grip and zoom rings, and even a moving auto-focus switch.

Hey! Watch where you’re pointing that cup of coffee! Show them you really mean business in your next meeting when you walk in carrying your cup of joe in one of these.