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A catalogue of Marvel Comics merchandise from 1975 has revealed that the people of the ancient world once held Stan Lee in such high esteem, they would dress themselves in clothing adorned with his visage, grey temples, spectacles and all...

Jess Fink, creator of the NSFW steampunk porn comic Chester 5000 (and artist of our Slashpoint parody) takes a look at the new Harley Quinn costume redesign and reimagines it... on a male superhero. We weighed in yesterday with our fashion roundtable, and Fink has a little commentary of her own: "Here's the thing, I think this boy Harley looks crazy hot...

With no fewer than 52 titles to be launched, relaunched or rebooted in September, DC Comics has certainly been the center of discussion amongst superhero fans and creators. A particularly contentious facet of the debate concerns the redesigned costumes of DC's finest, from subtle changes like Nightwing's Batman Beyond-esque unitard to drastic makeovers like Harley Quinn's barely-there threads... R

Given how many of comic's most iconic heroes and villains regularly sport spandex leotards, it's actually quite surprising that the selection of comics-inspired swimwear is rather limited. Perhaps in heroic response to this serious problem, Splish created a collection of swimwear with a splash of superheroic designs to save the day...

Known for their unique selection of Marvel t-shirts, Mighty Fine channeled the signature illustration style of Patrick Nagel in their latest collection of 1980s-inspired t-shirts featuring the lovely ladies of the X-Men. Phoenix, Storm, Rogue, and Shadowcat get the full '80s fashion treatment, resulting in a set of bodacious mutant muses that could make Duran Duran swoon - check out the collection

Artist Megan Lara transformed the ladies of the X-Men into art nouveau muses in her recent collaboration with Mighty Fine, a set of t-shirts featuring Phoenix, Mystique, and Kitty Pryde (Lockheed included!). The new shirts follow a number of comics-related releases from Mighty Fine, and you can check out this lovely collection after the jump...

In anticipation of Born This Way, the new album from American pop star Lady Gaga, New York Magazine cleverly solicited a series of outrageous dress designs meant to outshine (or outstink) the singer's now infamous meat-dress. Among the fashion designers and cartoonists who contributed new Lady Gaga looks was Jim Lee, arguably mainstream comics' most successful artist and the Co-Publisher of DC Com

Synchronizing with the popular costume changes of the current members of the Fanastic Four, Mighty Fine released a set of Future Foundation t-shirts just in time for Marvel Comics fans to update their wardrobes. Hit the jump to step into the future of fantastic fashion with the Future Foundation...

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

If you're sitting in your computer chair reading a Comics Alliance blog post, chances are very good that you're already the proud owner of some form of comic book fashion apparel - whether that's a T-shirt, some shoes or a hat, you're probably in possession of some article of clothing that has something to do with the superhero community...