Licensed Kei Zama Megatron and Optimus Prime T-Shirts from Verse Styles

Oh hey, that's Megs' pre-Dark Cybertron design! Only had it for a few issues but it's my favourite

Another cool thing my GF found at NYCC are these BAIT figures. She said that Soundwave got sold out. I think the tape to the left in the first pic said prime sold out too.) They seem to have all the camo ones though.

Thanks to a heads up from IDW artist Kei Zama, we have new pictures of some licensed T-shirts from the Tokyo Comic Con that feature art from Zama herself! The shirts include the previously seen Optimus Prime, Megatron, and the Autobot and Decepticon versions of the Japanese Transformers logo, along with a new shirt that features the purple and black master of disaster with a goatee himself, Shattered Glass Hot Rod! The Optimus Prime shirt is based on his appearance on the very first image of the IDW Optimus Prime comic, which has become a staple of Zama's, Megatron's art is based on his IDW Transformers appearance pre-Dark Cybertron, and Shattered Glass Hot Rod is new art altogether. The shirts come in multiple colors, featuring white, gray, and black, and can be seen below!

Also of note, you can find the information regarding the new Shattered Glass Hot Rod shirt over here.

That Shattered Glass Hot Rod T-shirt is so awesome, and knowing that it is drawn by one of the animators from Trigger makes it even cooler.
I wish that Trigger would make animated Transformers show (or movie), that would be so tight, cause well lately Transformers animated programs have been so.....to put is nicely....lackluster.

Coming to us from fellow Seibertronian Sunstar today, we have another addition to the ever-growing list of fashion accessories and clothing that feature a Transformers theme. This time, we're looking at Peter Alexander, an Australian night and housewear (and dog wear) designer, and the brand's online shop, which you can visit here.

The items in the catalogue include boxers, sleeping shorts, pajamas, lounge-wear, all featuring G1 style artwork and patterns, with Megatron, Optimus Prime and Bumblebee taking the main stage, and some Autobot and Decepticon symbols to boot. The clothing is mostly marketed for male customers, of various age brackets, but can easily be worn by anyone. Check a sample out below!

Where to buy?

I'd love underwear with Bumblebee on it, but only if his head was on the rear side. That way, I could enjoy farting through his cursed face.

Targetmaster Kup wrote:Where to buy?

Does the website not work for you?

Youre kidding right?

Coming from a lifelong Transformers fan...a T-shirt is cool. Hell, even a tattoo is cool. But if you buy this type of stuff in your adulthood, you got issues.

Rated X wrote:Youre kidding right?

Coming from a lifelong Transformers fan...a T-shirt is cool. Hell, even a tattoo is cool. But if you buy this type of stuff in your adulthood, you got issues.

Aww hey now I'll be 32 and I'd totally rock that Bumblebee nightgown

xRotorstormx wrote:

Rated X wrote:Youre kidding right?

Coming from a lifelong Transformers fan...a T-shirt is cool. Hell, even a tattoo is cool. But if you buy this type of stuff in your adulthood, you got issues.

Aww hey now I'll be 32 and I'd totally rock that Bumblebee nightgown

Rock the Bumblebee helmet hat with that nightgown for the perfect outfit. Being "an adult" according to other people's "standards" is over-rated.


Too bad all the Transformers stuff on that site is MASSIVELY over-priced.

Kyleor wrote:
Rock the Bumblebee helmet hat with that nightgown for the perfect outfit. Being "an adult" according to other people's "standards" is over-rated.


Too bad all the Transformers stuff on that site is MASSIVELY over-priced.

Ha, yeah adulting is overrated!

Yikes - didn't look at the actual web page earlier...let me just grab some money from my money tree in the backyard

That's a lot of money for robot underwear. If its going to cost that much it better have some kind of advanced sci-fi tech.

I would have bought those comic PJ pants (also, I'm 32) in a heartbeat if they were a reasonable price. These... who in Primus' name is gonna buy these???

Rated X wrote:Youre kidding right?

Coming from a lifelong Transformers fan...a T-shirt is cool. Hell, even a tattoo is cool. But if you buy this type of stuff in your adulthood, you got issues.

Same thing can be said about buying toys in your adulthood too. And if you consider all that be be an issue, then I'm proud to have a subscription.

xRotorstormx wrote:

Kyleor wrote:
Rock the Bumblebee helmet hat with that nightgown for the perfect outfit. Being "an adult" according to other people's "standards" is over-rated.


Too bad all the Transformers stuff on that site is MASSIVELY over-priced.

Ha, yeah adulting is overrated!

Yikes - didn't look at the actual web page earlier...let me just grab some money from my money tree in the backyard

I think you guys will find those prices are in AUD.

Maybe.

I'd rock any of that stuff and I am 42. You can be adult in your way, I will be adult in my way.

Adulthood has to do with being mature in the sense of responsibility, not what kinds of PJ pants you choose.

This is also Peter Alexander we're talking about here, which in my experience means decent clothes with acceptable designs for insane prices regardless of which currency you're looking at them in. These don't super appeal to me, and I'm kinda glad for that honestly given the prices - but admittedly I'm amused by the Bumblebee nightie. I'm a sucker for silly shirt designs like that

While not exactly related to fashion, these Transformers themed items can be found in accessorizing and decorating the home, so bear with our classification for ease of news purposes. Coming from Australian Transformers fan site Ozformers, we have news of some officially licensed door mats bearing the Autobot and Decepticon symbol (one each) and a 'welcoming' message - respectively, 'Autobots Welcome' and 'Welcome Overlords'.

You can take a look at the image below, and as soon as these are seen outside of the Australian region, we'll make sure to report their availability for those interested!

Samples of these were at the Hasbro office last December at the fan-meet for the POTP toys, and even though we were told that they wouldn't be seen for sale here, it looks like someone ended up producing them, as they were found at the Easter Show in Sydney this week by member Bladestorm.

Not sure if they will show up anywhere else though, and I don't know who is actually making them or selling them at the show, but I would imagine that they wouldn't just do a small number for the cost of the license.

Bladestorm notes that they are $30 each or both for $50.