What better shirt to wear for Independence Day than this superheroic version? In true patriotic fashion, it even features characters from both DC and Marvel working together.
Plus, this shirt is only $12 if you grab it today!
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What better shirt to wear for Independence Day than this superheroic version? In true patriotic fashion, it even features characters from both DC and Marvel working together.
Plus, this shirt is only $12 if you grab it today!
Product Page ($12)
Here’s what happens when you cross the streams of DC and Marvel. DeviantArtist Eric Guzman has created these sketches of imagined new characters that take bits and pieces of the ones we know and turned them into something better, or worse depending on your point of view. Captain Krypton is pretty neat, but Poison Scorpion is the stuff of nightmares.
See more character mash-ups after the break…
Here’s one artist’s idea of what Batman would look as the star of a 1970′s grindhouse flick. Francesco Francavilla has turned our dark hero in to a chainsmoker and given Commissioner Gordon an epic mustache in Batman 1972. Even Catwoman and the Riddler get a new look. Francavilla has not only illustrated his idea but came up with a story to match that he plans to pitch as a possible Elseworlds book.
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These little girls playing dress up as their favorite superheroes are adorable. I’m particularly fond of little Thor and ballerina Hulk. Artist Alexandria Law was so taken with the pictures that she turned them into sketches worthy of a comic book. They’ll make you wish these were sneak peeks of actual projects.
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Adding a cape to your everyday clothes makes you feel like you can take on the world. Now imagine what an ill child stuck in the hospital regularly must feel like when he or she is handed a cape and a superhero outfit. It makes for good medicine, and Robyn Rosenberger is doling it out across the nation. She founded Tiny Superheroes and is dedicated to making kids feel special. She’s sewn over 300 capes and mailed them children who are fighting serious illness and/or disabilities all over the United States.
It started with one child and just grew as people heard about what she was doing. She takes nominations for kids who need to be empowered at her site. Yeah, people can be awesome.
Check out pictures more miniature heroes after the break.
The beauty of these Superhero Cuffs isn’t just how they look, but how they’re made.
Maker Rachael Rabbit has a neat tutorial on how to take those left over toilet paper tolls and make them into these cuffs, along with tips on how to keep the glue from making your TP cuffs squishy.
I have a feeling these are going to get made at the next League of Ladies craft day 
More pics after the break.
This eye makeup by DeviantArtist KikiMJ features incredible superhero designs. The colors are perfect matches for the costumes worn by the likes of Thor and Wonder Woman and the designs themselves are amazing. Check out the tiny little bats on Batman and the little question marks for the Riddler.
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Though they may look fantastic, there’s no denying that most of what female superheroes wear is utterly ridiculous in terms of practicality. High heels, leotards and bare legs aren’t exactly the best choices for fighting villains. Artist Michael Lee Lunsford decided to take some of them and put them in a pair of pants while still maintaing their original looks. These are costumes fit for fighting!
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This collection of images is the work of photographer Ben Britt who has captured body paint cosplay versions of comic book villains and heroines. You’ve got good guys like Batgirl, Captain America and Green Lantern along with bad guys like Catwoman and Mystique. They’re all beautiful.
See out the gallery after the break…
Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup have gone dark with this shirt that imagines them as villains Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn and Catwoman. I find this hard to believe, except for Buttercup. She was always causing trouble.
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