Let's see your favorite comic-related shirts that you own? 2 2

[wombat]

I have a lot that could either be comic or movie related. This is probably the only one that is pure comic. 

 

 

 

 

[Mercury Man]

Amazingly, I don't own any at the moment, but I have had my share throughout the years.  I always liked the more obscure reference ones.  The kind that don't immediately scream 'SUPERHERO'.   This one is on my radar:   

[mrc]

 

 

[Erndog]

Surprisingly I dont really own many comic tees.....  a Joker one and a Spidey one.  

I do, however, own a ton of band tee shirts.

Several Tool, Deftones, Underoath, Slipknot, Korn, Nirvana, the Devil Wears Prada, Glassjaw... prob half my wardrobe are band tees!  

[KirbyJack]

Ok.

lots more, too.

[androolx]

I got this as a Father's Day present a few years ago from my daughter and her husband, so it has sentimental value. I wear it pretty regularly because it is very comfortable, and of course I wear it every Father's Day.

[punksdropdirtysrh]

Awesome thread! Here’s some of my favorites 

[punksdropdirtysrh]

[Math Teacher]

1 hour ago, KirbyJack said:

Ok.

lots more, too.

As of right now, I declare @KirbyJack to be the winner.

[Math Teacher]

I want to play too!

Here are the comic book t-shirts that I own.

         

I am very disappointed that I can't wear the Marvel Tales t-shirt anymore. I ordered when I was fat, but now that I have lost 75 pounds, it's just too big. On the plus side, I can again fit into the Batman t-shirt.

 

I know that these next three shirts are not comic-related, but getting a thread off-track is almost a tradition around here.

 

Here are my math t-shirts. If you teach math for 39 years, you have to have a least a few math shirts.

    

 

And here is my current favorite t-shirt.

As a former teacher/cross country coach/girl's track coach, I got a minimum of at least three t-shirts per year. And if you worked at these jobs for 39 years, you end up with a LOT of t-shirts. I still have some from the early 2000s that I wear because they are still nice.

 

 

Edited September 7, 2020 by Joe Ankenbauer

[piper]

15 hours ago, Joe Ankenbauer said:

I want to play too!

Here are the comic book t-shirts that I own.

         

I am very disappointed that I can't wear the Marvel Tales t-shirt anymore. I ordered when I was fat, but now that I have lost 75 pounds, it's just too big. On the plus side, I can again fit into the Batman t-shirt.

 

I know that these next three shirts are not comic-related, but getting a thread off-track is almost a tradition around here.

 

Here are my math t-shirts. If you teach math for 39 years, you have to have a least a few math shirts.

    

 

And here is my current favorite t-shirt.

As a former teacher/cross country coach/girl's track coach, I got a minimum of at least three t-shirts per year. And if you these jobs for 39 years, you end up with a LOT of t-shirts. I still have some from the early 2000s that I wear because they are still nice.

 

 

Congrats on the weight loss.

[DavidTheDavid]

Fresh from the dryer, this consolation t-shirt is helping me past the traumatic sale of my last copy of SS #4. The soft cotton is excellent at drying tears of regret.

Also fresh from the dryer, this aspirational t-shirt reminds me to save up for a copy of this Francavilla variant cover because today's hope is tomorrow's regret.

I don't often go sleeveless, but when I do, it's for Evel Knievel.

And yes, I'm folding laundry outside. It's a perfect balmy morning.

Edited September 7, 2020 by DavidTheDavid

[Math Teacher]

10 hours ago, piper said:

Congrats on the weight loss.

I have actually had to go through changes of wardrobe, one when I had lost 30 - 35 pounds, and another when I had lost 60 - 65 pounds. And my current wardrobe is becoming too big. I have solved this situation by wearing suspenders. Luckily, I am a substitute teacher, so I now only have six pairs of slacks. I still have a lot of casual collared shirts.

So, in case anyone is interested, here's my story. In the summer of 2017 I weighed 314 pounds (fat with a capital F). Sometime in the spring of 2018, my wife and I were watching TV when one of those men's health ads came on. As they described issues caused by low testosterone, my wife said, "A lot of those apply to you." So, in a couple of weeks, I went a location in Omaha called Limitless Male Medical. I got tested, and I found out that my testosterone level was 1/3 of what it should be. I immediately began a regimen of weekly shots for testosterone replacement, which I continue to do. In the winter of 2018, I went in for my yearly physical with my family doctor. He noticed that I had lost 30 pounds, and he asked, "What's your secret?" I told him about beginning testosterone replacement, and then asked, "Which contributed more to my weight loss, testosterone replacement or eating less?" He said it was probably 15% testosterone and 85% eating less.

At my last appointment, I weighed 238 pounds. Yes, I'm still overweight, but not the the nth degree. One thing that I know has happened is that my stomach inside me has shrunk. I now often eat 50% - 60% percent of what I used to eat. Unfortunately, my wife still hasn't caught on to this, and she makes meals based on what I used to eat. The end result of this is when we have a meal, we end up having leftovers at least two days that week. Now that I think about it, perhaps that is my wife's plan.

Starting this treatment regimen has been one of the best decisions I have made as an adult. If you are someone who suffers some of the symptoms of low testosterone (fatigue, depression, weight gain, reduced libido - that was me to a T) or suffer from ED, which also applied to me, what is the worst thing that can happen to you if you visit a men's health clinic? I can't guarantee that you will get results like I did, but if you lost 40 pounds, wouldn't that make you feel better about yourself?

FYI - I am not a paid spokesman for Limitless Male Medical. Also, if this was way too much information, I apologize for that.

[littledoom]

On 9/6/2020 at 9:01 AM, KirbyJack said:

Ok.

lots more, too.

I love 90s early 2000s Graphitti Marvel tees

[littledoom]

I don't know if I'll ever contribute to this thread.. I have close to 100 vintage 90s tees.. all publishers.. Marvel, Image, Dark Horse.... The best way to put it.. if I was on a shirts forum and casual board members asked to show what comics they had if any.... I don't have the manpower to take pics of 25+ longboxes .. I'm actively buying vintage comic shirts.. I pay fairly 

[catman76]

I never bought any comic related shirts, but when I got a scanner and printer like 25 years ago I got some tshirt transfer paper stuff and made some of my own shirts. They are long gone now, but one was Mad #11 with the Basil Wolverton cover and some R Crumb panels and I forget what else. I accidentally printed the image mirrored on the Mad one, but it was somehow better that way 

[jcjames]

On 9/6/2020 at 10:18 AM, punksdropdirtysrh said:

Awesome thread! Here’s some of my favorites 

 

Awesome.

[FoggyNelson]

Cool shirts‼️‼️‼️😷all of them‼️‼️❤️

[theCapraAegagrus]

I like these bois:

[Old_Man_Adam]

Great stuff !

there’s a flea market event Saturday by me which normally has 2 vendors who get some awesome Marvel stuff , shirts , toys and miscellaneous stuff , I’ll send some pics !