Bouncy Bouncy
They should make adult sized of hippity hops, it would end war.
Tomy Mighty Max
Here is another one of those toys like Electroman or Matchbox MAC that people fondly remember everything but it’s name. Mighty Max was a robot concept toy by Tomy that strongly resembled a Mego Micronaut. So much so that the first time I ever saw one, that’s what I assumed it was. At 14″ tall, […]
Fist Fighting Superheroes at Sea World
A little “Bif Bang Pow” today as the Dynamic Duo engage in a little fisticuffs with the Joker and Penguin at Sea World. This picture is again courtesy of Steve C. and I love the henchman carrying the“Pow!” sign in the background, it not only shows the influence the 1966 TV show still had ten […]
Kenner’s Turbo Tower of Power
Kenner’s Turbo Tower of Power was a strong selling item for the majority of the 1970s and it’s not hard to see why. The Turbo Tower device gave boys a combination they loved, vehicles and speed, in the era of Evel Knevial, it’s no surprise it was a hit.. Click on the images below to […]
Silly Swords and Socker Boppers
A couple of things I remember about Socker Boppers, they are no fun if your opponent is five years your senior (they’ve got the reach) and the edges on those things can cause tears.
G.I. Jimmy
I never knew Buster Brown shoes were standard military issue…
NHL Bean Bags
As much as I seem to be born without the “sports gene” I will admit that 70s Hockey merch really brings me back, especially stuff like this, I had the exact same Leafs sweater that kid is wearing. My parents pretty much dressed me like an uber fan even though neither of them watched Hockey […]
Snow White Talking Mirror
Does anyone else find this toy a little on the creepy side? Don’t say Snow White three times in a mirror…..
The Superheroes fool around on the beach
If you’re a little bummed today about missing Comic Con, just remember those people are all in a hot sweaty crowd and none of them are going to see a picture of the Flash Waterskiing today. This picture is the start of a new series thanks to the donations from my new bestest pal Steve […]
The 1977 REMCO Toys Catalog
Remco’s name was purchased in 1974 by Azrak Hamway, a successful manufacturer of rack toys. AHI used the Remco brand to sell a more upscale toy but one that still utilized the many licenses integral to their core business. 1977 saw the introduction of Mickey Mouse to the fold and more Superhero (especially Batman) related […]
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