We definitely like Miles Morale’s suit as the new Ultimate Spider-Man, and you can pre-order the official shirt now with shipping slated for sometime later this month.
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Here’s your first glimpse at Jim Lee’s design for the t-shirt commemorating Free Comic Book Day 2012. This year, the event will take place on May 5th, but you can start purchasing the shirt at your local comic shop on April 11th.
“It’s an honor to have Jim Lee design 2012’s FCBD Commemorative T-shirt,” said Free Comic Book Day spokesperson Leslie Bowser in a statement. “Jim’s artwork featuring the Justice League from DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 will certainly entice a lot of current fans. And it’s all for a good cause, as all proceeds go to our marketing efforts to spread the word about FCBD to new customers.”
The shirt will retail for $14.99 (S-XL) to $17.99 (XXL).
(via The Beat)
Mighty Fine has released a series of Star Trek shirts featuring fantastic cover art from IDW’s TOS “Mirror Images” and TNG “Ghosts” series of comic books. Check out an additional shirt after the break.
If you thought bow ties couldn’t possibly get any geekier—take a look at the evidence. Bonus nerd points for being a clip-on.
Check out the Superman version after the break.
This custom thick chunk metal bracelet is adorned with comic book pages featuring Harley Quinn and the Joker that are coated with sealer for a smooth finish. Check out more pics after the break.
The whole Wonder Woman pants issue continues to rage on, stoked by the two final covers of Justice League #1. As you will see in the image below, they feature Wonder Woman with and without pants.
That makes Mario Pieda’s photoshop above all that more amusing. It turns the tables and re-imagines all of the other Justice League members without pants.
To celebrate the arrival of Comic-Con, Threadless has released a special edition comic book storyline series of tees.
From Threadless:
Inspired by the theme “Noir†and titled “Sorry Babe…,†the collection includes artwork by Lee Bermejo, Dave Johnson, Eduardo Risso and Matheus Lopes, whose design was chosen for the Threadless Loves Noir Challenge. Each tee from the series follows a script written by Brian Azzarello.
The artwork is pretty fantastic. I couldn’t resist getting Issue 2, Vol 2 for myself. The shirts can be purchased individually for $24 or as a set for $79.
Check out the Threadless blog for more details on the story.
This full-size Lego Minifig space helmet concept from designer Jonathan Robson is intended to be a learning aid for children. As a child Robson was a Lego Club member and he attributes the comics that came in the monthly club magazine with helping him learn to read. The helmet is his way of giving back.
A life-size LEGO Space Helmet plays downloadable audio tracks for comics. The concept designed by Jonathan Robson is based on a LEGO helmet with a gold space visor. The helmet acts as a headset for listening to the audio for LEGO comics as well as a role-playing toy. Once subscribed to Audio Comic, you’ll receive the LEGO comic through the post with your activation code to download the audio onto a USB brick. Simply slot the brick into the back of the helmet, put it on and enjoy the exciting LEGO Audio comic experience! Two buttons on the side of the helmet allow to skip through pages in the audio tracks.
Again, the helmet is only a concept at this point, but it’s a cute idea. Even the instruction manual for a breadmaker would be thrilling when filtered through this helmet.
That’s right, Satan’s possessed Andrew Hillman to create this Hellboy hoodie. A concept design on par with the Mega Man hoodie from earlier this year.
(deviantART via Waylou)
