Terrific Golden Age DC T-shirts

[samurainoir]

Where "Retro" generally means seventies stuff these days, it's neat to see these based on the REALLY old school images.

[The Toyroom]

Where are those available?

[samurainoir]

Where are those available?

thanks to the joys of the internet, EVERYWHERE!

[The Toyroom]

I'd rather get 'em in a brick and mortar store than pay $25 plus shipping for one tee

[Bizarro Amy]

I have one similar to the Detective Comics 38, but it's on a white t-shirt instead. I think I got it from a Mego Secret Santa exchange a few years ago. Unfortunately, it's sized a little small, so it's currently in the back of the closet until I lose a few more pounds. I want that Joker one - I'm pretty sure that cover was by Fred Ray.

[Bizarro Amy]

Where are those available?

If you right-click the photos and select properties, the photos as from bleedingcool.com. They might have the url where you can buy them.

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

I have to agree Ed, they are really awesome.

[johnnystorm]

I think that 'Tec cover is by Jerry Robinson, del.

[Bizarro Amy]

I think that 'Tec cover is by Jerry Robinson, del.

I don't know. Either Ray did something similar, or it was wrongly accredited to him somewhere that's just stuck with me.

[david_b]

I love the vintage Green Lantern one..!!

[johnnystorm]

It is Robinson...Ray did this cover to #62 with the Joker...

GCD :: Cover :: Detective Comics #62

[kingdom warrior]

Those are really nice!!

[Earth 2 Chris]

Graffiti Designs did these for several years, but they were $20 a piece, and I didn't ever have much luck with them holding up well.

I'd love to have the Detective #38 one! The Sensational Character-Find of 1940!

Chris

[samurainoir]

It is Robinson...Ray did this cover to #62 with the Joker...

GCD :: Cover :: Detective Comics #62

Coincidentally, this marning I saw a big photo of the original art of the image shown on the T-shirt in the big huge hardback Jerry Robinson coffee table book. It's cool that it still survives.

[Bizarro Amy]

I read that Jerry Robinson was one of the few artists who held on to originals of work he did.