T-shirts

An impeccably titled representation of the interjection popularized by The Simpsons and overused by the indifferent and unimpressed. This shirt belongs in museums and time capsules.

The perfect shirt for shutterbugs, featuring the icons for settings typically found in many cameras. It won’t make you shoot better, but it’ll look good with your photographer’s vest.

“I don’t care if Monday’s blue, Tuesday’s gray and Wednesday too…” The lyrics to The Cure’s hit love song got transformed into icons in this classic Threadless tee. Designed by Loy Valera.

Where every little Uruk-hai and evil wizard-in-training dreams of going to. Once you’re in, you’ll never want be able to leave. The Happiest Place in Middle Earth tee by Famousafterdeath.

Obi-Wan might be her only hope, but at least R2’s spray-painted message from Leia should last a bit longer than a hologram in case Old Ben walks by. Grab this tee today only (7/18) at TeeFury.

There’s something not quite right with this scene, as the ship that made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs (yeah we know that’s a unit of length) takes on a slightly Imperial-looking space invasion.

He’s back and more gallant then ever on his magical steed of justice thanks to Olly Moss and Go Ape. The huge screen printed design comes on heather grey and red American Apparel tees.

Wolverine is so old, he used to be in black and white, never spoke and had simple black dots for eyes. He already had his trademark hairstyle and claws though. Designed by Rocco Rabar.

No, it’s not that kind of dog fight, it’s a TA kind of dog fight – balloon animal versus origami canines, duking it out thought bubbles and all on this funny tee from David Thorley, available at Threadless.

Designer Ian Leino lights our world on fire once again with his latest shirt, this fiery tiger tee from Threadless. An incredible image sure to make it into your wear-once-a-week pile.

Who says cosplay has to be complex? Don you favorite Doctor’s garb with these photographic t-shirts that embody the full, flamboyant outfits of the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 10th Doctors.

What may look like a benign design at first glance hides something bigger inside. The TARDamask t-shirt weaves Dr. Who’s TARDIS inside a pleasing damask pattern. Download as wallpaper here.

A definitive pie chart representing the “two most recreational pursuits of the (early) 80s”. You’d have to be a fool not to get the first one. Collect a wedge if you can name the other one.

BustedTees appropriates the logo of NASA, undoubtedly the world’s nerdiest workplace. We’ll probably see one of the guys in The Big Bang Theory rock this shirt next season.

Zerobriant reminds us that Link is one bad-ass warrior in this mash-up of Zelda and Game of Thrones. Also features weapons from other popular video games as well as movies and cartoons.

Fans of The Venture Bros. will get an extra kick out of WinterArtwork’s wit, although you don’t have to know who The Monarch is to appreciate the irony of faceless thugs having a logo.

A shirt so jam-packed with weapons – 79 of ’em in all – from popular books, TV series, movies and video games, the TSA might ask you to hand it over. Needs to be available as a poster stat.

Formed by two self-proclaimed “history junkies,” Declaration 1776’s t-shirt designs let you show your patriotism without having to dress like this. Each design is inspired by America’s storied past.

Located at the corner of clever and smart: we are enjoying the simple tongue-in-cheek pun action going on here on David Schwen’s fun Broken Seal tee. It’s available over at Threadless.

David Murray has teamed up with Mia Schwartz to create this highly enjoyable pixelated spectre of a t-shirt – on sale until 5/13/11 right here. Any way you slice it, this is good old fashioned fun.

Phil Jones has got the right idea here, reinterpreting the beloved Reeses Pieces-eating alien in a more youthful, modern form on this tee, available today only (5/7/11) at TeeFury.

If Frank Castle was Frank Cthulhu, he wouldn’t need guns – or any weapon for that matter – to enforce his brand of justice. His enemies’ minds would literally be blown at the mere sight of him.

Ok, the official name of Malc Foy’s t-shirt is I Put a Droid in your Droid, but we like our name better. Apparently he got the idea from Pimp My Ride. Hmm, Pimp My Droid. That’s a good name too.

A friendly reminder – never ask a ninja to teach you math. If you can find one that is. T-shirt designed by Steven Barton. Comes in asphalt grey for guys, chalkboard green for girls only.

Valve ties in their latest game Portal 2 with the legendary wearable meme. Too bad Valve’s online shop doesn’t have a review section. We’re hoping for a video endorsement from Cave Johnson.

Steven Merchant is brilliant as Wheatley, the loose Personality Core in Portal 2. Famousafterdeath has created this t-shirt as part of a nutritious breakfast. Do Companion Cubes stay crunchy, even in milk?

A long, long time ago, in an alternate reality far, far away, this is what the Star Trek logo looks like. Will surely make a lot of people do a double take, even if they’re not avid Trekkies or Star Wars fans.

If ever there was a reason to portray the world’s oldest game, such as Ye Olde Street Fighter Super Combo Puppet Robots, this amusing tee from Eduardo San Gil Rodriguez ought to do the trick.

We all know that the use of illegal substances is bad. Stay away from ’em. But if you think wearing this shirt is just a form of public service then you obviously never played arcade games in the 90s.

The Kool-Aid mascot is kinda rude, busting into people’s houses just to sell juice. His twin Krool-Aid though is just downright evil. He busts into people’s houses and then turns them into juice.