Cat-Man Comics #14 T-shirt

CAT-MAN is a somewhat lurid Golden Age comic which I do not remember from my childhood, but which has the over-the-top visual quality I enjoy in comics of the 1940s. This cover is from the Second World War, and features Cat-Man and "Kitten" beating up stereotypical Japanese soldiers. I wear it while working in the yard or walking the dog here in Amarillo, Texas--I was not thinking about the content when I bought it. My early childhood was filled with such imagery even though the war had ended. I would not recommend wearing it indiscriminately in areas with a large Asian population, I like it because the hero is somewhat obscure, and because it is a superb example of its type. The image is strong and works well on a white tee shirt; usually I feel the need for a black background to make the image "pop."

Have had Zazzle complete a number of T-shirt projects in the past. This one had several design elements. It was well done. I will work with Zazzle again.

The T shirt seems to be made from decent material but appears to be an irregular t-shirt sewn and stitched. .