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Magneto Was Right

The team take on Humiliator, a robot primed to make them look stupid!

Magneto Was Right

Reynard City Chronicles issue 3 artist puts her distinct spin on Wondervixen's look

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Embrace the dark allure of a twisted legend…

Snap your fingers to the beat of the rock 'n' roll universe's ultimate titan!

Magneto Was Right

Spark debate with this thought-provoking inspired design! The design features a powerful image split down the middle. On the left, a detailed illustration of the left half of Magneto's iconic helmet, a symbol of mutant power and rebellion. On the right, the bold statement "Magneto Was Right" challenges the status quo. This design is a must-have for any X-Men fan who appreciates the complex relationship between humans and mutants, and the motivations of Magneto.

Magneto Was Right

An awesome local Norfolk based artist, this is Ghostlyfelis' take on the hook wielding superfox!

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Supervillain Cat was notorious for causing chaos in the city. With his razor-sharp claws and cunning mind, he would outsmart any hero who dared to stop him. One day, a group of feline superheroes teamed up to take him down. After an epic battle, they finally managed to corner him. But instead of arresting him, they offered him a chance to join their team. From that day on, Supervillain Cat used his powers for good, becoming one of the greatest heroes the city had ever known.

Magneto Was Right White Design

1. Show your support for the mutant cause with the Magneto Was Right T-Shirt. 2. This stylish and comfortable t-shirt features a bold design that pays homage to the iconic X-Men character, Magneto. 3. Made from high-quality materials, this t-shirt is durable and will withstand regular wear. 4. Whether you're a fan of the X-Men comics or simply appreciate the powerful message behind Magneto's ideology, this t-shirt is a must-have for any superhero enthusiast. 5. Available in various sizes, this t-shirt is suitable for both men and women. 6. Wear it proudly and let the world know that you believe Magneto was right.

Spark debate with this thought-provoking inspired design! The design features a powerful image split down the middle. On the left, a detailed illustration of the left half of Magneto's iconic helmet, a symbol of mutant power and rebellion. On the right, the bold statement "Magneto Was Right" challenges the status quo. This design is a must-have for any X-Men fan who appreciates the complex relationship between humans and mutants, and the motivations of Magneto.

Gah matey! Even superheroes like a bit of cosplay and in this one Susie Gander shows AK Girl getting in touch with her inner bucaneer! Avast!

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This design prints best on any background that isn't black. I also have a version that prints great on black. See my store.

Dictator of the Microsystem, enemy of the Micronewts!

Comics Character

RIP MF Doom

When being the good guy just isn't working anymore, you can aim instead to be the best villain possible.

Bored with his like as part of the circus act The Jumping Jesses, James Jesse invents a pair of air-walking shoes, and a collection of other gadgets, then goes on a crime spree as The Crickster! Until he’s brought back down to earth by the fastest turtle alive, The Crash, who eats crickets for breakfast! (Literally. But not this one.)

Evil character with green hair.

The bizarre gatekeeper of the dimension between time and space, he gives Mega Fox the tools he needs to invade Earth.

AK Girl finds herself trapped in an evil funfair, here is a picture showcasing Dan Butcher's awesome artwork!

A stunning piece of fanart made by the artist Jerica Winters, love her take on AK Girl!

Ares - DC character

Doctor Doom Riding a Pedal Bicycle like only he can.

Hail Hydra! Show off your allegiance, hench-people are expendable but this shirt isn't!

Mysterio with the iconic helmet

Master Gym Faker Variant

Cool TMNT Supervillain design for comic book lovers

This one is a deep cut for Marvel comic fans. Antoine Delsoin (aka the Hypno-Hustler) and his backup singers (the Mercy Killers -- that's actually a good name!) have been known to funk up your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man on a few occasions.