Ah, the t-shirt. That most quintessential of the many kinds of merch. Of the various pieces of clothing we tend to wear, the t-shirt is relatively large, and positioned on a part of the body where it's easily seen by others. This makes it the best piece of clothing to decorate, which is why it, more than any other piece of clothing, tends to be turned into merchandise.

We're here today to recommend some t-shirts associated with the Marvel franchise. There are many such items, featuring a wide variety of characters and designs, but we think these are some of the best out there.

There are loads of Spider-Man t-shirts, so many that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:we've done an entire list on them before. He's the company's most popular character, and he's been around for decades. Indeed, he's been around for so many decades that the style he was originally drawn in is retro now, hence this t-shirt, which celebrates the many decades of this character's history with a drawing of him in that old style, crawling up a wall, with some extra bits on the design that make it look like an old comic book cover.

Wolverine is another popular Marvel character, probably the most popular X-Man. Though he was first introduced in the 70s, just one decade later than Spider-Man, he, and the category of comic antihero he represents, are often associated with the 80s and 90s. Wolverine, in particular, is a 90s memory for many of us because of the X-Men animated series that aired during that decade, in which Wolverine was a stand out character. That's the era this retro t-shirt hearkens back to, when the super-antihero was at peak popularity both on the screen and in print.

Speaking of the 90s, that was the decade that saw the introduction of another extremely popular Marvel character (one often associated with Wolverine, funnily enough) Deadpool! Possibly the most talkative and witty superhuman in the canon, which is saying something, because Marvel's heroes are generally pretty witty, Deadpool is beloved for his meta-humor and general sass. This shirt allows you to exhibit some of that sass yourself.

This simple, elegant design carries the company's logo in a rainbow gradient, perfect for those who are fans of the entire spectrum of Marvel characters. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Marvel's store categorizes this item as part of their pride collection, though the rainbow is a gradient, as opposed to the six-striped design usually associated with a pride flag, so the item doesn't have to carry that association if you don't want it to. It comes in four background colors, carefully selected to go well with the rainbow design itself.

On the subject of rainbows, the Infinity Stones, the objects of supreme magical power that make the Infinity Gauntlet work, come in six different colors, all rendered brightly and beautifully on this t-shirt. Few t-shirts manage to host designs that give them the appearance that they're glowing, but this one gives the infinity stones the shine they deserve.

Iron Man's daughter Morgan is one of the sweetest 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:parts of Avengers: Endgame. Though she's based on a villain from the comics, no element of this aspect of her origin appears in the final film. There are many little bits of sweet interaction between her and her father, and one of the more endearing ones is the tendency of both of them to declare their love for each other along with large numbers, to indicate the intensity of said love. By the end of the film, the relevant number has reached three-thousand, resulting in the quote on this shirt.

As we've said before, the best merch is often merch designed to appear to be a specific in-universe object, such as a propaganda poster, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a magical piece of jewelry or, in this case, an in-universe document. This shirt depicts a bunch of information about Vision, the android Tony Stark made using one of the Infinity Stones. Though we're not explicitly given the context for this data, logic dictates that this is likely a readout on Tony's computer screen. It contains a bunch of pieces of information about Vision, including a diagram and some text data.

FAQ

Who is the oldest Marvel character?

Of the characters that appear in modern Marvel comics, the oldest is The Human Torch. A version of him appea💯red all the way back in 1939, though the character was revised and renamed for his us﷽e in the Fantastic Four comics.

Who was Stan Lee's favorite superhero?

Though Stan Lee created an enormous number of Marvel's characters, his favorite character overall wasn't any of his creations, but rather the Silver Surfer, a character created by his colleague Jack Kirby.