Supervillain Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Geometric portrait of MF Doom (RIP)

March of the Cobblepot Penguin

All caps when you spell the man name! DOOM the supervillian on the mic, now and forever!

Immerse yourself in the brilliance of villainy with our exclusive Dr. Doom-inspired collection. Explore the strategic genius of Latveria's mastermind through Dr. Doom Art and prints that embody the iconic aesthetics of this legendary Marvel villain. Dive into the supervillain culture with Doom's Reign illustrations that define Dr. Doom's domain. Channel the legacy of Dr. Doom with a collection showcasing the legendary supervillain style. Elevate your wardrobe with Dr. Doom-inspired creations that capture the essence of this malevolent genius. Unleash your inner fan and shop now for Dr. Doom Fan Creations – where iconic style meets the reign of doom!

Funny color design of supervillain teddy bear fitting for nerds and playful hearted grown ups, it can be given as birthday or holiday gifts to anyone who loves comic books, humor or teddy bears. Design is also fitting for conventions or as casual wear.

Since Erik Killmonger's design was inspired from Akira Toriyama's Vegeta, here is him in a Dragon Ball style!

An image of Santa Claus reimagined as a supervillain. He wears a dark, stylized version of his traditional red and white suit, with sharp, angular lines and a more menacing look. His beard is more rugged, and his eyes have a fierce, intimidating glow. He stands in a dramatic pose, with a backdrop of a snowy night sky, and his sleigh behind him looks more like a high-tech vehicle with sleek, sharp edges. The reindeers are replaced with mechanical, robotic creatures, adding to the villainous aura. The overall atmosphere is dark and foreboding, contrasting with the usual cheerful depiction of Santa Claus.

Mr. Sinister evil grin image. Combination of heavy edges and shadows.

Mob enforcer turned radioactive cartoon psychopath.

stay here, we'll go bowling!

Legendary magneto was right

Doom for the Black t-shirt crowd -- and if you're a Doom fan, you're probably in the Black t-shirt crowd.

Mr Sinister thinking image in a water color design.

homelander as reverse flash?

Uncle Sam

My favorite Supervillain jamming on a Double Cut Vintage White guitar. He first appeared in Marvel comics when I was nine.

"Go by the name of Vector. It's a mathematical term. A quantity represented by an arrow with both direction and magnitude. Vector! That's me. Cause I'm committing crimes with both direction and magnitude. OH YEAH." Vector's supervillain logo from Illumination's animated movie Despicable Me. Perfect for some cosplay or a Halloween costume!

This is Magneto was right. is the perfect for those who fans of Magneto. Great gift for aunt, kids, brother, sister, siblings, women, mom, mum, auntie, grandmom, girlfriend, wife and friends. this merch top as a birthday gift.

Now you can wear the villain that destroyed Las Vegas and the planet Zakraan.

Who's this person!!

Watch out for the Variants.

Only management-type guys with big salaries like me can afford things like that. ( gasps) Guys like me.

Scarecrow

That one guy with the Omega beams... but you know, a dog

It's a word! No, a name! MF, the supervillain!

DMT Doctor Doom

One of the Fear Lords created out of the collective fears of everyone in the world, D’Spaydetoad emerges from the netherworld and is driven back by Spider-Ham and Moose-Thing.

Venom Symbiote is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, commonly in association with Spider-Man. Venom was originally conceived as a supervillain, but has since become more of an antihero. Venom is a Symbiote, a sentient alien, with a gooey, almost liquid-like form. As with real-world symbiotes, it requires a host, usually human, to bond with for its survival. After bonding, the Symbiote endows its enhanced powers upon the host. When the Venom Symbiote bonds with a human, that new dual-life form refers to itself as "Venom".

When Wondervixen arrived on Earth, she came to the city New Jamestown. Six months later it was destroyed. What happened? Find out in Reynard City Chronicles issue 2!

Literary depiction of a super villain.

magneto was right

Introducing our bold and edgy T-shirt/hoodie line featuring the captivating graphic art by the anonymous serial anartist 'Jesus' brought to life by the creative minds at Evidence of the Machine Clothing Co. Each garment tells a story with its chilling imagery and the eerie phrase "It was Me," as if scrawled by a mind teetering on the edge of madness. Embrace your dark side and make a statement with this haunting and enigmatic design. Crafted with premium materials for maximum comfort and durability.

the doc. not oc. but cursed. in spideyverse

Wear a mask of your own on any of these items!