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."

The T-shirt is great quality! The cotton is thick and does not lose its shape. I bought this as a gift last Christmas and since then it has been washed many times and I haven't seen any stretching or tears. The size fits perfectly. The printing is excellent. The colours and the design were exactly as shown in the picture. One year after, it hasn't faded due to washing.

The item was heavier than I thought, which is a good thing. A lot of t-shirts these days are made from low quality thin cotton which don't last. This is much thicker cotton that should last much longer. The print was centred perfectly. It is a good size and the colours are nice and vibrant. Exactly as the image shows.