Batman Rogues Gallery Hats

Description: The shop is an adult now

Description: Rogues Gallery Comics Logo

Description: Dynamic Batman Rogues Gallery composition featuring Harley Quinn, Deathstroke, Scarecrow featuring Villain and Anti-Hero.

Description: Dynamic Batman Rogues Gallery composition featuring Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Batman featuring Mallet and Toxin.

Description: Rogues 17th year business card (business shirt?). Designed and illustrated by David Duke. https://www.duke.gallery/

Description: Rogues Gallery Detective

Description: Dynamic Gotham Rogues Gallery composition featuring Nightwing, Red Hood, Catwoman featuring Vigilante and Anti-Hero.

Description: Rogues Vertiginous

Description: Rogues Gallery 2005

Description: Rogue Star design

Description: Sometimes, you're willing to do anything for love. Art by Cian Tormey for The Arkham Sessions.

Description: Absolutely and original Rogues design and not a combination of our O.G. logo and something else.

Description: A long time ago, in a comic shop far, far away

Description: Represent your favorite podcast about the psychology of Gotham City by sporting The Arkham Sessions logo!

Description: This version trades the mask for Bane's classic luchador look, with venom tubes running from his back into his wrist. Comic readers will recognize the bat-symbol vest from his earliest rogues-gallery appearances.

Description: Rogues Gallery Video Style

Description: Green fluid pumps through the tubes wired to Bane's backpack on Card No. 112 as he stands over a crumbled wall. Gotham's skyline looms behind the muscle-bound villain who broke the Bat.

Description: Fear is something we all can work on.

Description: That white face paint and blood-red grin belong to only one criminal mastermind. His aviators reflect the last place Gotham wants him back: the Ace Chemicals sign glowing over the skyline behind him.

Description: Thomas Blake Textured Catman

Description: Harvey Dent, once Gotham's district attorney. Now Two-Face — wanted for murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, grand larceny, and organized crime. He leaves everything to a coin flip, including which side of the poster looks better.