Robbie also sent in this great late 70s Monkey Wards appearance of him and Spidey. How cool is that Spider-Man? He’s got killer eyes (kind of reminds me of Deadpool) and Web Shooters? Those details win me over. Send me your mall appearance photos!
I’ve often pondered aloud on this blog about shots (like this one of my pal TJ above) where Spidey appears to be wearing a funky medallion and basically my thoughts were of the “what’s up with that?” nature. Leave it to regular contributor Lynch to write in and tell me what is indeed up with […]
Lynch (who’s fast becoming my favourite Superhero) sent in this awesome vintage ad for a Spider-Man appearance in 1979. Four bits seems like a pretty good deal for a shot with you with Spidey, bet his autograph was free too…. Send me your mall appearance photos!
Well, not really but this webslinger appearance sent in by John at the Navy base commisarry probably about 1976 is still pretty swell, love those “Electric Company” eyes.. . Send me your mall appearance photos!
The Spider merchandising empire circa 1979, the thought of this keeps Gene Simmons up at night in a jealous rage. Send me your mall appearance photos!
If Spidey was a real human being, he would been accused of being a complete and total sell out in the 1970s….
How the hell can he afford the parking in downtown Manhattan?
Part two of Russ’s great shots in the now-closed Century Plaza mall in Birmingham, AL circa 1979. This is a really great image, love the colours in the background, very striking! Thanks so much for Russ sharing these great images! Send me your mall appearance photos!
I got a wonderful surprise in the electronic mail box this week with this contribution from Lynch (who showcases his incredible Marvel Comics merchandise collection on his MyEbay page trust me, you need to visit that) it’s a rare poster used for 1970s appearances by webhead himself. What’s even better is the demonstration picture that came […]
Another look into the wonderful world of Rack toys and one of it’s shining stars Azrak Hamway, who in the 1970s were the kings of fun, inexpensive licensed toys. 1977 was a pretty big year for Azrak Hamway Inc and they had all the hottest licenses including the superheroes from the house of both DC […]
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