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The most interesting thing about the cover for me is the Salvage 1 logo, I guess Fleetwood planned to merchandise the series but it was so shortlived even they didn't bother.

This would be the last year for Starsky and Hutch toys, the series wouldn't return for a fifth season.

The CBS Incredible Hulk TV series was still going strong, the green golaith was a license to print money as evidenced by this cool hang gliders.

Next to AHI Fleetwood may be my favourite Rack Toy company because they made toys based on characters other than Spider-Man or Hulk. Seriously, who was making toys of Sgt Fury and Ghost Rider back then? Nobody. That smaller Ghost Rider cycle is even rarer than the big one BTW.

"Fly, Avengers, Fly" are some of my favourite bits of Superhero Rack Toy merch..
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