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Who Is That Middle-Aged Man On Ubi Workshop's Concept T-Shirts?
We don't know who this well-groomed man is, what franchise he's attached to, or even if it is game related, but we do know that his limited edition t-shirt will be discontinued on December 6. After that, it vanishes.
Ubi Workshop's product listing is full of teases, and can apparently read our minds. "We know what you're thinking: Another intriguing surprise from Ubi Workshop. Didn't know you guys had a Concept Lab. This design... it's a concept art for...? A comic book? Animated movie? Or live-action? A novel maybe? Anime? I don't know... a boardgame? Again, it's obviously not a video game... And who's that character? Never seen him before... What's that suit? An old time soviet exo-skeleton?"
Yeah... That's exactly what I was thinking. I certainly never thought "this looks like a lame WildCATS character."
Ubi concludes its tease with line: "the best superheroes are the ones you've never heard of."
According to who?
If you want this t-shirt, you can buy it right here.
[via Joystiq]
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