In the first series we find that Kevin is King Arthur, in the second series we find that he is actually the first hero of fiction Gilgamesh or perhaps Simply the archetype of the Great Hero. No matter what other mythological reincarnations we are introduced to Kevin seems destined to be the greatest. The Thunderbolt is a common symbol of the hero and representative of power. Kevin discovering his power in the first series, and coming to understand it in the second series being the major themes of the story. His thunderbolt symbolically represents his singular destiny.....That and Matt Wagner probably thought a black shirt was a little too much empty space and wanted Kevin to look a lil' super-heroy and was reading a Shazaam book at the time.
The symbol on Kevin Matchstick's t-shirt in Mage is the mystical "M" rune, signifying his role as the hero destined to battle supernatural forces. It serves as a symbol of his connection to magic and his journey as the modern-day incarnation of the Pendragon.
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I don't think so. It involves copyright issues. You can print something more common on your tshirt, for example, natural scenery. That is to say, you can not put something related to names or personal images on your tshirt.
Yes, because the original name for a long sleeve shirt was a long sleeve tshirt, which make it a sub category of the overall tshirt category. Similar to a square is a rectangle but a rectangle is not a square
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This is a matter of personal opinion.
Right
you have to buy a tshirt
Michaels
well you can google make your own tshirt and make one yourself.
Do a google image shirt of "tshirt" and find an image of blank tshirt. Then use photshop or illustrator to add pictures/text as a template. You can find iron-on pages at many stores such as WalMart or Target that will feed through your printer and you can iron them onto a tshirt
you have to make and buy it online.
No.