costumes

Last Friday, we announced the all-new Superman family of comic book titles for the DC Comics relaunch in September, with new takes on Action Comics, Superman, Superboy, and last but not least, Supergirl, where the young female Kryptonian can be seen sporting a brand-new costume in the teaser art...

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With this week's release of Amazing Spider-Man #656, everyone's favorite wall-crawling webslinger gets a new look (at least temporarily) in the form of an all-new set of Spider-Armor, courtesy of Dan Slott and Marcos Martin. It's not the first time Spider-Man has changed his look -- heck, it's not even the first time he's done so in favor of a suit of armor -- and while I thought this might be a g

Here at ComicsAlliance, we like to keep up with the litany of inexplicable choices that is the Sexy Halloween Costume industry, and even though that holiday's still eight months away, the next bold move was revealed today by our friends over at Topless Robot: Yep: a line of costumes based on DC Direct's Ame-Comi statues...

Just in time for, well, summer, the good people at Disguise have released photographs of their licensed costumes based on those seen in the Marvel Studios films Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger. While they offer both children and adults versions of the Red Skull and Cap (shield not included...

Good news everybody! We can finally stop looking at (my) crude Photoshops of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man and Chris Evans as Captain America. Columbia Pictures released the first image of Garfield rocking cinematic webslinging duds, while Entertainment Weekly's got Evans as Cap (although fans saw his stunt double months ago)...

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

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Forbes once speculated that if Bruce Wayne were real, his net worth would be $6.5 billion dollars. That number has lead some to speculate just how much it would cost to be Batman. One fan estimates that the suit would run $1,585, and that's if your building on a budget...

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