The strangest Justin Trudeau merchandise

Back in the 1960s, Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s face was printed on plain paper dresses, a political fashion statement his supporters could wear (then discard) in the run up to the 1968 election. (There were fabric P.E.T. frocks as well.) This generation’s version of Trudeaumania has come with its own swag, but much of it is a whole lot weirder than the mod getups of decades past. Justin Trudeau’s face can be found on just about anything, from shower curtains to dog leashes. Below, some of the more puzzling finds.

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Trudeau, comic book star

The iconic jawline will soon grace the cover of issue No. 5 of Marvel’s “Civil War II: Choosing Sides,” due out Aug. 31. Justin is following in the footsteps of his late father, Pierre, who was featured in the pages of “Uncanny X-Men” in 1979. Available for pre-order through local comic retailers.

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