It’s not always acceptable to show your love of superheros at work. Even on Casual Friday, your Captain America tee might be a bit too casual. These earrings are the perfect solution. They proudly declare your allegiance to the hero of your choice, but so subtly that your boss is sure to be appeased. Discs measure just 1/4″ in diameter and die-cuts are 1/4″ x 3/8″ so they’re small enough to wear to the office any day.
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If you haven’t been reading DC’s new Batman comic by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo and The Night of the Owls story arc you are definitely missing out on an awesome comic.
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Sh*t just got real in the subways of Gotham. Darth Vader has The Force, but Batman is on his own turf. Who would win this battle?
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Superman and Batman have teamed up in the past, but they’ve always kept their individual identities. Just imagine if they became a permanent duo (or better yet, a single superhero with Superman’s powers and Batman’s toys). The whole “S” logo would have to go and the Bat Signal would definitely need a little bit of a revision. This SuperBat logo fits the bill perfectly!
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If you’ve been following Fashionably Geek, you would know that Converse has been offering some great options for DC Comics fans in their Chuck Taylor All Star line. These fabulous Wonder Woman sneakers come to mind. Now they’ve launched a campaign that allows you to design your own Chuck Taylor DC Comics shoes. Well, mostly.
You can choose from certain customizable parameters to make the shoes uniquely you. The only catch is that as of right now, the designs only include characters from the Batman universe. There are Batman, The Joker, Catwoman, and The Riddler design elements. Those are fantastic choices, but I hope it opens up to include more heroes and villains sometime soon. You can combine available prints featuring the Bat characters with canvas color, emblems, lining, personalized heel strips, and more. The version above was created recently by Comics Alliance and serves as an example of what’s possible.
See a peek at other character prints after the break.
Poison Ivy cosplayed by drummerina. Photographed by Edoardo del Gaudio.
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Scars of The Dark Knight inked by Adam M. Based on a painting by the venerable comic book artist Alex Ross.
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If superheroines decided to hit the beach with absolutely no regard for the secrecy of their alter egos, they would likely do so in these sexy one-piece bathing suits adorned with their individual logos. In addition to their 80% Nylon and 20% Spandex construction, each suit includes a lining made from 100% Polyester and is available in Supergirl, Wonder Woman and Batman designs.
Batman? Somewhere Barbara Gordon is mighty pissed.
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Lego Batman is serious about winning too—just look at his eyes. He will let nothing stand in his way.
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If you want to align yourself with the evil United Underworld formed in the 1966 Batman movie, this t-shirt will do the trick. However, don’t be surprised if Adam West shows up one day to take you out with a can of “Villain-B-Gone Bat Spray”.
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