If you are tired of the Batman Light-Up T-Shirt that we covered here at GeekAlerts last year, here is something new to light up the day for you and the people around you.

This cool light-up t-shirt features four different emoticons that you can choose to illuminate depending on your mood or the message you wish to convey.

You can show a happy face, a sad face, a winking face or a surprised face, depending on how you feel. A glow in the dark/UV reactive screen print completes the effect.

The Illuminated Emoticon T-Shirt requires 4xAAA batteries. The product goes on sale on the 20th of November 2009 with a recommended retail price of £29.99 (about $48).

For those of you who enjoyed the Star Wars Costume T-shirts that we wrote about last year, here’s something that should be right up your alley: the Batman costume hoodie.

This Batman Costume Hooded Sweatshirt is based on the original gray Caped Crusader Bat-suit. The outside of the hood features Batman’s ears. The inside of the hood features a “drop down” mask that can be worn or kept folded under the hood. The cape can be easily taken off with metal snaps.

This shirt is printed on both sides using a technique called belt printing. Because the print goes over seams and also due to the size of the print each shirt has some small differences and small spots where ink may be missing.

The Batman Costume Hoodie is available from 80stees.com and NerdyShirts for $50.

I don’t know if this cloth lint remover is meant to be fun and cute. If that is the idea, then I would have to say that the design team has failed big time.

To me it looks scary, like a poor dog with a gas mask. And if that wasn’t enough, take a look below to see where the charging cable goes.

The dog-shaped Rechargeable Cloth Lint Remover measures 6.5 x 2.17 x 3.39 inches and is available for $9 over at Deal Extreme.

What better way to hang your Halloween costume to dry than using these awesome bat-shaped clothes-pegs from Art.Lebedev Studio?

Inexpensive plastic Vespertilium clothes-pegs remind your neighbors that your laundry is Halloween-ready.

Designer: Yegor Zhgun.

Check out the Vespertilium clothes-peg over at artlebedev.com.

(Via Digital Drops)