Forgot suggested ages, I NEED ALL OF THESE IN AN XL! DAMMIT, GIVE ME THREE OF THE BIG FRANKS JUST IN CASE I LOSE ONE!
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Museum Robot
Cool Shirt Explosion!
Forgot suggested ages, I NEED ALL OF THESE IN AN XL! DAMMIT, GIVE ME THREE OF THE BIG FRANKS JUST IN CASE I LOSE ONE!
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Talkative Member
Yeah, I'd wear most of those shirts.
Verbose Member
Greatest shirt collection ever? Maybe.
Even if Spidey #13 is pre-muddied.
Chris
Is it weird using Glenn Strange's Frankenstein's likeness instead of Boris ?
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Still Old School
Every one of those shorts would sell to grown men if sold today at Walmart. I’d love the smdm one.
Verbose Member
Glenn's face got a lot of play in monster merchandise, from the 60s on. I would almost bet there's slightly more Strange Frank merchandise than Karloff, or its' very close.Is it weird using Glenn Strange's Frankenstein's likeness instead of Boris ?
Persistent Member
Oh, good old Sears catalogue memories: They always bring back really good emotions that never tire. Sigh.
That tie-dye rust Spider-Man shirt looks pre-dirtied. How unique; and how appropriate it would have been for my younger self. It would have saved my parents from endless required daily washes.
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Citizen of Gotham
Think how many more friends you'd have made on the playground sporting that Carmine Infantino Joker shirt?
SELL ME YOUR LOOSE MINTY WONDER WOMAN!
Museum Paramedic
Love all of them.
What year was this?
- Ian
Rampart, this is Squad 51. How do you read?
Museum Correspondent
Frank, SMDM and Charlie's Angels all have that great 70's vibe. I'd wear most of these today, but especially those.
WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.
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