Toy Fair 1976: Eagle Eye Joe, Mike Power Atomic Man, Bullet man all teamed up to fight the evil Intruder aliens. This was G.I. Joe’s final year of production, Hasbro reps were optomistic about the sales improving but sadly, it didn’t work out.Related Links: 1976 Hasbro G.I. Joe Catalog
Toy Fair 1976: These cool Amsco Playsets must have made many a kid happy, in addition to Moon base Alpha and the Marvel universe, Amsco made sets for Planet of the Apes and the Waltons House(!)
Many of us thrilled to comic book and tv/movie adventures in those pre VCR days via Peter Pan record and comic sets. Dig the amazing store display in this article, what a nice thing to find now. For more on Power Records check out this groovy blog
Toy Fair 1976: The Pressman Dick Smith Make Up kit certainly made an impression on thousands of monster fans.
Everything got “super” in 1976, with the popularity of licensing increasing, toys became about the capes or the future with the popularity of Star Trek or then newcomer Space:1999. A great example of the licensing surge are these Amsco Superbabies, wook at L’il Cap’n Merca with his widdle shield, awwwww!
Toy Fair 1975: One of the most influential toy lines of the 70’s emerges in 1975 with the birth of the adventure peopleRelated Links 1983 Fisher Price Adventure People Catalog1977 Fisher Price Catalog
For the aspiring young witch doctor…..
Toy Fair 1975 : Enter the generic Dragon, Diener also created some highly collectible Space Alien Figures.
Toy Fair 1975: I’ve always loved the concept of making the Enterprise a rocket.
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