Feel the power of the Green Lanterns with this black t-shirt!

When Captain America throws his mighty shield, all those who chose to oppose his shield must yield! The most iconic weapon in comics history, Captain America's vibranium shield, is front and center on this officially licensed juniors tee. You'll feel like a super soldier every time you wear it. Navy 100% cotton Fitted Print is distressed for a retro appeal Junior Fit Juniors fit is a teenagers/young woman fit More Captain America items: Captain America Merchandise

Pledge your allegiance to your one and only team with this Seattle Sounders Youth Green adidas Distressed Logo Arch T-Shirt. Brought to you by adidas- this comfortable Seattle Sounders FC t-shirt features a distressed team logo and the team's bold color scheme. Be the most stylish looking fan on the block with this Seattle Sounders Youth Green adidas Distressed Logo Arch T-Shirt. Youth Distressed Logo Arch T-Shirt Rib knit collar Distressed screen print graphics Machine washable 100% Cotton Officially licensed

Made from 60% Cotton and 40% Polyester this soft heather-green t-shirt features a purposely distressed Green Lantern symbol! It looks like maybe it went a few rounds with the sentient winged egg-people from Warbleton IX! Yep. Oh and this faded Green Lantern symbol adorns a 30 single t-shirt! 30 Single signifies t-shirts made with a higher thread count meaning you have wrapped around your portly torso a softer than average tee!

Hey you going down to the airfield today? I hear they are showing off a new airplane! Yeah and some showboating pilot is flying it. I heard there is some tension in the company between the pilot and the daughter of the owner of Ferris Aircraft! Springer Springer Springer! I'll probably pick up the 100% cotton Green Lantern Movie YF-32 Test Program T-Shirt as well. Something tells me that thing will be important...like the whole future will rapidly change direction after this day. Yeah I know right? It is just an air show but...something is different...something is important. I wonder if it has anything to do with that Green Lantern movie?