14 Most Garish Super Hero Looks From The '90s

A lot of '90s fashions are coming back in style, no matter how many times we tell acid wash jeans that it's over between us. Fingers crossed that the resurgence in fashion styles from the Clinton years won't bleed over into comics, because pretty much every super hero had it bad back then.

Wolverine became allergic to both sleeves and noses (1996)

Wolverine #102, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Superman Blue: Electric Boogaloo (1997)

Superman #123, DC Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Daredevil added quadruple layered metallic shoulder pads (1994)

Daredevil #334, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Doctor Strange joined Collective Soul (1995)

Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #76, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Captain America stole Iron Man's whole aesthetic (1995)

Captain America #438, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Thor rocked a belly shirt (1996)

Thor #502, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Aquaman went for the "armored pirate" look and committed (1995)

Aquaman #5, DC Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

The Wasp became a straight-up insect (1996)

The Avengers #394, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

And Hawkeye basically just became Gambit (1996)

The Avengers #397, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Catwoman made a super un-feline color choice (1993)

Catwoman #1, DC Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Green Lantern got hooked up with some rollerblading equipment (1996)

Green Lantern #71, DC Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

Invisible Woman added an impractical and indecent "4" shaped boob window (1994)

Fantastic Four #388, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

And Batman just...he...well, THIS happened all over him (1993)

Batman #501, DC Comics / Via comicbookdb.com

You know, compared to everyone else, Spider-Man did all right in the '90s (1996)

Amazing Spider-Man #414, Marvel Comics / Via comicbookdb.com