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The crossover event between comics and fashion.

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Heroic haute messes.
Cat burglar couture.
Sass in masks.
Clothes combat.
Sidekicks in sweet kicks.
Model turns and spinning transformations.

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BETTY FELON

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I'm also the resident Superheroic Sartorialist at ComicsAlliance.

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17 May 12
In regards to my most frequently asked question.
Until DC Comics takes a hint, please refer to my lingerie tag [located in my Style Index, which conveniently sorts my posts by comic, character, and apparel] for comic-related unmentionables :)

In regards to my most frequently asked question.

Until DC Comics takes a hint, please refer to my lingerie tag [located in my Style Index, which conveniently sorts my posts by comic, character, and apparel] for comic-related unmentionables :)

8 December 11

Anonymous asked: You actually can post your own junk on the Tumblr tags. My friend said you can do it when someone you are following reblogs your original post. Busted!

Just because a hack/trick exists, doesn’t mean that I’ve utilized it, let alone even knew that it existed :-/ But there you go, fellow tag coordinators - use it responsibly (if at all).

Since I doubt that I can convince you otherwise (and since you really seem to care about the integrity of the Tumblr tags system), I’ll make you a deal:

  • If you and your friend (whom I can only assume is also a tags coordinator, with that degree of insight) identify yourselves in my ask box, I will contact the appropriate Tumblr staff and request that they remove me as a tags coordinator. That way, you will no longer have to worry about my incredibly important role as a tag coordinator. I promise that I will not publicly reveal who you guys are.

5 December 11

unicornsoutofprint asked: Hey! I love so many of the outfits that get featured here, they're so sharp. I'm curious, though; does this blog feature the occasional menswear version of comic strip themed outfits? I would love to see an inspirational look book of ways that I can be superhero-chic hahaha.

While my menswear posts aren’t nearly as frequent as I’d prefer, they can be found under my menswear tag :) Likewise, a fair amount of the t-shirts featured on FTFCS are available in both men’s and women’s sizes, and many of the accessories that I’ve posted are unisex.

I’m trying my best to expand my content to better suit my followers, so if any of you have any links, redesigns, outfits, etc, that is more aligned with menswear fashion, feel free to shoot me over a message or email me at: fashiontipsfromcomicstrips [at] gmail [dot] com

Thanks, in advance :D

3 December 11

chris-graves asked: I hope this is not too personal but who is your favorite Ninja Turtle? I awlays identified with Raph cuz he's so cranky. -anonymousss :P

Michaelangelo.

And my favorite non-Turtle? Casey Jones <3

P.S. OMG WHO IS THIS?!?!? <___<

2 December 11

Anonymous asked: We all know that you are posting your own crap on #Comics. Knock it off and quit abusing your damn power.

I’ve already addressed this kind of inquiry previously, but I assume that this is probably the same anon, so I hope I can further clarify how the tags system works.

As a tag coordinator, I actually cannot tag my own posts. For every post on my dashboard, there is a star icon (to the left of the heart/like icon) that allows me to select the post to be featured under the #Comics tag, as seen below on LuluBonanza’s post:

Please note how on my own post (below LuluBonanza’s), there is no star icon, as Tumblr restricts me from selecting my own posts for the #Comics tag.

Likewise, while the star icon is still available to click even after a post has previously been selected for the #Comics tag (as seen on MingDoyle’s post below), I still cannot select any of my own posts (including my personal Tumblr) for the #Comics tag:

I hope that clears things up a bit. I apologize if you are unhappy with the content that appears in the featured #Comics tag, but since I cannot control who is actually selecting my posts, perhaps you can bring up the issue with Tumblr.

Posted: 8:06 AM

ssjtimotay asked: I am a swimmer, and need to one up my current speedo, I got really excited because I thought the undies were speedos, but any idea where I can find a superhero speedo?

I’m not aware of any licensed superhero swimwear, but I wrote a post earlier this year on Splish swimwear’s selection of superhero-inspired swimwear, which includes speedos inspired by Captain America and Aquaman. This, and other swimwear-related posts, can be found under my swimwear tag (which can be easily accessed in my Style Index).

Note for all readers: Feel free to peruse my STYLE INDEX (which can be located at the top of the left sidebar on my main page, under Navigation) - you can browse Fashion Tips by topic, character, comic series, and article of clothing :)

18 November 11
Are any of you heading to Super MegaFest this weekend?
AK &amp; I will be swinging by on Saturday to cover the event [aka take photos with the Landspeeder and swoon over Patrick Stewart]. Be sure to say hi if you spot us! :D
Super MegaFestNovember 19 - 20, 2011@ Sheraton Framingham Hotel [Framingham, MA]

Are any of you heading to Super MegaFest this weekend?

AK & I will be swinging by on Saturday to cover the event [aka take photos with the Landspeeder and swoon over Patrick Stewart]. Be sure to say hi if you spot us! :D

Super MegaFest
November 19 - 20, 2011
@ Sheraton Framingham Hotel [Framingham, MA]

16 November 11

Anonymous asked: Do you know of any Batman pajama pants out there (for men)? I'm desperately trying to find some, but all I can find are for little boys or have the entire justice league, not just Batman. I can find pictures of some, but not actually for sale =[

I believe that I spotted a pair of fleece Batman pajama pants in the men’s section of Target a couple weeks ago! Wal-mart & Target usually have a pretty decent selection of nerdy pajama pants. You may want to try eBay as well, which currently has a few listings for Batman pajama/lounge pants.

Hope that helps!

**EDIT** Kmart currently has Batman pajama pants in men’s sizes S-XL for $16.99, and they’re currently 30% off. (Thanks for the heads up, ifuckinglovebatman!)

7 October 11

Anonymous asked: Quit putting the same damn post on #Comics over and over. We see it already!

Unfortunately, I actually can’t control which of my own content gets featured in the #Comics tag, as we can’t feature our own posts. :-/

9 June 11
Last week, I had the pleasure of talking to Melissa of The Sartorial Nerd, who inquired about superhero makeovers, the evolution of my personal style, and being a feminist within the realms of fashion and comics. Here&#8217;s a quick exerpt from the interview:

The Sartorial Nerd: Is there any comic character whose costume you would redesign? What changes would you make?Betty Felon:  One of my biggest fashion gripes is Huntress&#8217; current costume. I&#8217;m not a fan of the belly hole at all; bare midriffs just come across as fairly dated, regardless if you&#8217;re a superhero or a supermodel. I&#8217;m more partial to the full bodysuit worn in Huntress: Year One and the costume that Helena Wayne (the Huntress of Earth-2) wore, both of which provided coverage and were more flattering than the current costume. I think that the black and white cross motif on her cropped top could translate better as a full leotard or even as a bodycon mini-dress.

For the rest of the interview, click on the photo above or  head on over to The Sartorial Nerd. Enjoy :D

Last week, I had the pleasure of talking to Melissa of The Sartorial Nerd, who inquired about superhero makeovers, the evolution of my personal style, and being a feminist within the realms of fashion and comics. Here’s a quick exerpt from the interview:

The Sartorial Nerd: Is there any comic character whose costume you would redesign? What changes would you make?

Betty Felon:  One of my biggest fashion gripes is Huntress’ current costume. I’m not a fan of the belly hole at all; bare midriffs just come across as fairly dated, regardless if you’re a superhero or a supermodel. I’m more partial to the full bodysuit worn in Huntress: Year One and the costume that Helena Wayne (the Huntress of Earth-2) wore, both of which provided coverage and were more flattering than the current costume. I think that the black and white cross motif on her cropped top could translate better as a full leotard or even as a bodycon mini-dress.

For the rest of the interview, click on the photo above or head on over to The Sartorial Nerd. Enjoy :D

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh