Superman Dc Baseball T-Shirts

I put some thought into this one! I thought it would make sense if he painted the S while looking at himself in a mirror.

This print design is part of my ORIGIN Series were each print is based on the origin story of a superhero or villain

Explore all the great places across the multi-universe and come out and hear the band play! Each date is the publish date of the comic when that location premiered.

Lobo slaying all those in his path

Superman Beyond Crest Tee

Actual Heroes

These limited edition tees were discovered from one of Krypton's most popular travel agencies. Own a piece of this doomed planets history with a comical tee from the infamous phantom zone. *GET YOURS TODAY! AND PLEASE SHARE WITH ALL YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA FRIENDS*

Contrary to popular belief, Big B's logo isn't backwards when animated, but people want what people want.

First appearance of Superman. Action Comics Logo of 1938.

Actors who’ve played Superman/Clark Kent

It Means HOPE

Claw mark revealing the rejuvenated man of steel underneath

Daily planet Tee

Everyone has their secrets

The future of Bizarro World, today!

He was the ultimate super-villain, a mindless monster from another world. I tried for a grungy look to this one. I think it fits the character nicely.

"Your fate is utterly binding. You are invaluable, Clark Kent...."

My design for the letter D

NANANANANANANANA FAT MAN!

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Join us as we fly through the skies, protecting truth, justice, and all that other stuff.

My design for the letter R

A superhero set on a city skyline background.

Contrary to popular belief, Big B's logo isn't backwards when animated, but people want what people want.

Classic Green Arrow Cover

Red yellow

Inspired by Frank Quitely

Home is where the heart is.

My eyes are up here guys....

and Barnacle Boy!

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My own design for the letter A

Sport your love for Jason Blood in style with our badge series entry for Etrigan the demon!

Classic Arrow

Mummers with a Twist. In Newfoundland, mummering has usually meant, in its most basic form, wearing a costume that disguises your identity and going from house to house, visiting your neighbors. It’s a game of sorts: at each stop, the hosts would try and guess the identity of the mummers. Mummers also have to disguise their faces, and they worked with what was available—an old lace curtain or tablecloth, a pillowcase or flower sack with eyes cut out and, perhaps, a face painted on it. Mummering in Newfoundland is all about reversals—turning the normal world topsy-turvy. Men might dress as women and women as men. Friends dressed in costume became strangers, and the odd creatures that visited in the night were revealed to be close friends.