Joebo's Superman T-Shirt Blog

Here’s a funny t-shirt of General Zod from Superman 2. It’s done in the style of the red and blue Barack Obama ”Hope” election poster. Zod should run for office in 2012.

Actor Dean Cain is ripping his apart his Superman T-Shirt in this photo. Cain  played Clark Kent/Superman on the television series Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman that ran from 1993 to 1997. This picture isn’t too much of a surprise, because I think Cain really enjoyed his time playing Superman on T.V. On a side note, Dean Cain seems to be the only actor to play Superman who has been photographed wearing a Superman T-shirt. I could be wrong, but so far I haven’t found any pictures of Chris Reeve or Tom Welling wearing the Superman t-shirts.

Here’s a different looking Superman T-Shirt. It says, X-ray vision, stronger & faster. I like this shirt because it looks more like a cover of a old pulp fiction magazine from the 1940′s than a Superman t-shirt.

Look up in the Hollywood Hills! It’s a movie star…no it’s a model…no, it’s ”Super-spoiled-rich-Bitch” In this photo Paris Hilton is seen wearing the Superman T-Shirt. I have to admit, Paris Hilton would be the last person I’d thought I would see wearing the Superman T-Shirt.

Here’s a ”retro” Superman T-shirt. It has the cover of Action Comics #23 printed on the front of it. Action Comics #23 was first published in April 1940 and the cover artwork is by Joe Shuster, Superman’s co-creator and artist. It is a ”key” issue in Superman history, because it is the first appearance of Lex Luthor (Superman’s main arch enemy) and it was the first time the Daily Planet was named the Daily Planet. Prior to Action Comics #23, the Daily Planet was named the ”Daily Star” after Joe Shuster’s home town newspaper, the Toronto Daily Star. Superman looks more like he is falling off a building then flying on the cover.

This Superman T-Shirt would be great if Superman was born to leprechauns, or decided wear this green t-shirt to get ”super shit faced” on St. Patrick’s Day.  I do like the ”S” symbol in green and white, it really seems to stand out well.