This dress was a standout.
Superhero dress by D&G.
Comic style with the pow and bam!
I don’t get the pig superhero logo on the ugly green jacket and other similar merchandise next to it.
Uh, who wants to wear and look like a pig?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
D&G is off the deep end. 😉
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
This so reminded me of…
Spider Man, Spider Man, Does Whatever A Spider Can.
Veterans Day must be a great day to get your windows washed.
Or to spin a web of intricate proportions in D.C. politics.
Either way aside from the windows, what of significance is actually getting resolved in our partisan capital?
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Love this painting of Spider-Man.
Like so many things, this superhero is better in colors (and not just red)!
He’s also got two spiders on his chest, and as we know, two are better than one.
I also appreciate how he stares down evil with the tilt of the head and those over-sized eyes.
There is still plenty of evil in this world, and we need every superhero we can find to vanquish it! 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
“Misery loves company” — even with a chicken and turkey.
Someone always has it worse.
Too funny! 😉
Thank you to my son-in-law for sharing these.
Just loved these adorable comic book characters.
They are originals put together by the comic creator.
The characters are made from colored Perler Beads.
Once the beads are laid out into these awesome characters, they are iron-melted together.
Each of these was advertised for $20 (not the $15 listed at the top of the picture), but we got a deal.
Together as a set, they are very cool, colorful, and fun to liven up any environment.
I have them on a display at home and it’s nice to not be so serious all the time, and instead let loose with some creative juice. 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
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