The Superdupont 1972 French Comic Strip Super-hero T-shirt pays homage to the satirical French comic book character who first appeared in Pilote magazine in 1972. Created by Marcel Gotlib and Jacques Lob, Superdupont embodies French patriotism and national stereotypes, often battling Anglo-Saxon adversaries and defending traditional French values. With his beret, striped shirt, and baguette, Superdupont became a beloved figure in French popular culture, his adventures satirizing both French and American society. This t-shirt serves as a reminder of Superdupont's enduring appeal and his role as a cultural icon.
This standard fit t-shirt is made from 100% heavy cotton and is available in sizes S-5XL in a variety of popular colors. The logo, featuring a distressed, cracked, vintage feel, is printed on the front of the Gildan 5000, a classic unisex fit t-shirt made from 5.3 oz, 100% preshrunk cotton with a tear away label.