Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men

nuance is cool

Show your love for the hard-rocking, world-stealing, interstellar Joan Jett of the Marvel Universe (and her kickass back-up band) in this concert t-shirt, designed by David Wynne!

Are you a brooding loner with a mysterious past? Do you struggle with energy-based mutant powers and poor interpersonal communication skills? Congratulations! You are probably a Summers Brother. Designed by Dylan Todd.

BECAUSE YOU DEMANDED IT: Wrap Dylan Todd’s stylish homage to Cannonball-s classic catchphrase around your torso—or adhere it to your computer, friends, children, and pets!

This is the mutant revolution. Design by Dylan Todd.

Trans, mutant, and proud.

Queens conquer. Face down Sentinels without breaking a nail in this design by Dylan Meconis.

We've always been there, if you knew where to look. Come out from between the lines with this design by Dylan Meconis.

Forget California— Marvel fans know where to find the REAL action. Head into the multiverse with this collaboration from Katie Moody and Jay Edidin!

Way back in our first episode, we discovered the word YAYBO!, the hands-down best exclamation of the Silver Age of X-Men. Ever since, you’ve been asking us to put it on a t-shirt, but we dragged our heels: after all, what design could do justice to the sheer, unbridled enthusiasm of a cry of YAYBO!? Finally, we enlisted the help of the most enthusiastic dude we know: the Enthusiast himself, Chris Haley of Let’s Be Friends Again, who created the image you see before you now. We think Silver-Age Iceman would be proud.

Who’s the man who holds the Marvel Universe together while the superheroes are out gallivanting around the galaxy? Super Doctor Astronaut Peter Corbeau, that’s who. He’s got two Nobel prizes. He built his own space station. He survived splitting rent with the Hulk, swam across the Atlantic Ocean, snuck the X-Men into space, and is the namesake of the most unimpeachably legitimate award in comics . And when you hit a moral or personal or scientific dilemma that will only stand for the most awesome possible solution, there’s only one question you need to ask: What Would Peter Corbeau Do? Designed by Dylan Todd .