The League of Cliche Evil Super-Villains

Threadless.com, you have chosen…wisely. 

You can always count on Threadless to choose a supremely awesome nerdy t-shirt design every once in a while and this one is no exception. The League of Cliche Evil Super-Villains shows us there really are just 24 categories to choose from when creating a new bad guy or gal. 

The shirt was designed by Joshua Kemble an illustrator/comic book artist who’s got a nice resume to back up his talent. On Threadless he talks about his thought process, “I got the idea to do it by looking at a bunch of old cheezy comic books, by none other than Jack Kirby.” That seems about right. Anyway, visit his website by clicking his name and check out some of his amazing work. 
By the way, Threadless is currently having a sale on some of their shirts for about another day if you want to pick a few up. Christ, they should be paying me.

4 Responses to “The League of Cliche Evil Super-Villains”

  1. Randy, I’ve seen that shirt! My boyfriend wears it all the time (and I do too whenever I can steal it from him). Anywho, I would still love this shirt as a poster.

  2. GeekBoy says:

    Very funny. But incomplete.

    Galactus doesn’t really fit under any of those categories. And he was co-created by Kirby himself!

    Yes, I am a geek. :)

  3. Randy says:

    That shirt reminds me of one I saw at Target not too long ago. It had Kirby head-shots of many various 60’s Marvel heroes. Spidey, Hulk, Thing. Even most of the Inhumans made the cut for this shirt.

    And Kirby’s art is anything buy cheesy.

  4. K. D. Bryan says:

    I absolutely freakin’ love Threadless. This is one of the shirts I often try to buy but it sells out in an instant.

    I own three of their shirts, even if I seem to have permanently lost my favorite 100 Bullets-esque one.