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digg_url = '//comicsalliance.com/2010/12/29/rorschach-color-changing-mask/'; tweetmeme_url = '//comicsalliance.com/2010/12/29/rorschach-color-changing-mask/'; tweetmeme_source = 'comicsalliance'; A fabric containing viscous fluids between two layers of latex that's heat and pressure sensitive may not be any closer to becoming a fashion trend in our world as it was in Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons'

Here at ComicsAlliance, we're all pretty big fans of Threadless, to the point where I don't think there's anybody on staff here that doesn't have at least one of their awesome shirts -- and for the record, yes, they make great gifts for your favorite comics bloggers...

It seems like lately superhero-inspired clothing for women has been put in a pretty polarizing position. Fans can either pick up affordable logo tees and the like, or splurge for overpriced fashionista fare. No one can fault a publisher like DC for going to top designers, but even with Karl Lagerfeld involved I doubt many people will shell out six hundred bucks for unrecognizable "Green Lant

It seems like every time we turn around the folks at Mighty Fine are making must-have merch in the mighty Marvel manner. Just last week we oogled over the site's wonderfully nutty Squirrel Girl shirts and now they've expanded an already robust line of novelty tees with four new '70s style designs inspired by black light poster dreams and magic motifs...

Here at ComicsAlliance, we've come to count on Mighty Fine for its seemingly unending stream of clever comic book and pop culture tees. But as much as we dig the retailer's Scott Pilgrim and The Walking Dead, its current poster girl for fashion is downright nuts...

Rock out with your guts out in this new "The Rocking Dead" t-shirt from Mighty Fine. Similar to but legally distinct from Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's The Walking Dead, this exclusive red T-shirt is 100% cotton and made in the USA (before the zombie apocalypse, obviously)...

This year's New York Comic Con sums up its policy on weapons with one sentence in its final paragraph: "Basically, don't be an idiot." Sounds good, but in every crowd of 80,000, there are going to be a few idiots. That's even if the crowd is not going to include people hoping to snag a prize for Most Realistic Orc...

Before we begin, let's make something very clear here -- unless you happen to be Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald or a seven-year-old heading off to their first day of third grade, you're gonna have a really tough time pulling these off in public...

Everyone knows that it takes more than special powers to be a true superhero, but the extra ingredients responsible for augmenting otherwise ordinary men and women certainly don't hurt their chances at accomplishing legendary feats. Where would Spider-Man be without his, y'know, Spider powers...

It seems like just yesterday (last winter) we were recoiling in fear at the sight of Bioworld Merchandising's Marvel Comics full-face ski-masks. Never one to model their business after the House of Horror Ideas, DC's gone its own Bioworld way with equally repelling fashions in the form of hoodies bearing both left and right profiles of Batman, Superman and the Joker...