Noir comics have recently found even wider audiences on the clothing of its connoisseurs. The reason that these images make great t-shirt designs is because of their dramatic and artistic nature (which the noir genre and the pulps have in spades). I’m in love with the noir t-shirts available at Threadless.com and am using this post as an excuse to share them. Being the owner of several of these shirts, (I’m actually wearing “The Time Has Come” as I write this) I couldn’t be happier with their quality and comfort.
PLEASE NOTE: I only display the close-up, high-quality, detailed images of these noir t-shirt designs. If you would like to see these shirts on a model, or if you would like to see how much scratch ($) they’ll set you back, click on the images below. Enjoy:
Sorry, Babe... Issue 1, Vol. 2 by Eduardo Risso
Sorry, Babe... Issue 1, Vol. 2 (back) by Eduardo Risso
Sorry, Babe... Issue 2, Vol. 2 by Lee Bermejo
Sorry, Babe... Issue 2, Vol. 2 (back) by Lee Bermejo
Sorry, Babe... Issue 3, Vol. 2 by Matheus Lopes
Sorry, Babe... Issue 3, Vol. 2 (back) by Matheus Lopes
Sorry, Babe... Issue 4, Vol. 2 by Dave Johnson
Sorry, Babe... Issue 4, Vol. 2 (back) by Dave Johnson
The Time Has Come by Francis Minoza and Laurence Minoza
Suspense by Matheus Lopes
A Study in Scarlet by Alice X. Zhang
Rose Marry by Adrindra Prakoso
Doin My Best by Thomas Chosson
Judith + Holofernes by Frank Barbara
Raven Haired by Matheus Lopes Castro
Sin City by Andy Farrell
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seeing Risso’s name.. have you heard of 100 BULLETS written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Risso?
Absolutely I have, very cool premise… 100 BULLETS reviews forthcoming….