“Both the Marc Ecko and the DC Comics brands resonate with an expansive and loyal fan base made up in large part by today’s youth culture,” said Karen McTier, Executive Vice President, Domestic Licensing and Worldwide Marketing, Warner Bros. Consumer Products. “Through this exclusive partnership, we are able to present trendsetting fashions to these fans at a level only Marc Ecko can attain.”

Translation: “These t-shirts will run you upwards of $40 a pop.”

On one hand, these will probably look pretty amazing. Ecko’s Marvel line of clothing from 4-5 years back was easily a high point in geek fashion, and I own a few of them to this day. Outside of Graffitti Designs, I’m not sure there’s ever been a clothing company who made super hero themed stuff that actually understood and respected the medium’s history more than Ecko, so I look forward to the potential of a nice, heavy duty shirt with a Bill Sienkiewicz’s Batman page unfolding across the front of it to match the Sienkiwicz Daredevil shirt I already have in my closet.

But man, those prices…

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• We look at an amazing ad campaign for “Twilight” that came with our Sunday paper
• Andrew discovered that nowadays Underoos are fun to wear if you’re a millionaire
• We discover the world’s freakiest commercial aimed at kids
• We decide we’d like to spend our “Summer Days with Coo“
• We reminisce about and then discover that Mr. Yuck is still rolling strong.
• We find three pet dinosaurs that all look awesome, as well as some interesting toy skeletal remains.
• We present what might be the ultimate Charlie Brown clothing accessory of all time.
• We talk about toddlers, poop and toddlers’ fascination with poop.
• We discover the ultimate Lego-lover’s room.
• Andrew finds out that today’s gym classes in NYC are freaking awesome.

And tons more

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Although…you’d think the Dukes of Hazzard movie or Ricky Bobby would’ve jump started any sort of interest in goofy old school Southern car culture. Plus, I’m not sure how much love people have for cars and driving these days.

Anyway, that doesn’t stop this shirt from proving once and for all that Burt rocked one of the 20th century’s greatest moustaches.

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