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It's like the Three Stooges but instead of being bumbling idiots, they are all suave gentlemen dedicated to a ladies pleasure...For more Fashion Mockery and 70's toy love visit us at Plaid Stallions.com
Card number 28 is dedicated to one of my personal favourite toy lines of my child hood, Mego's Pocket Superheroes...
Mattel hoped that they ahd the next Star Wars with Ray Harryhausen's second trip into Greek Mythology in 1981's "Clash of the Titans" . While the film was a hit at the box office, it somehow didn't carry over to the toy shelves...
Duct tape sold separately. It was really hard to vacuum out those loose beans if you had shag carpeting but dammit, those things were crazy comfy.For more Fashion Mockery and 70's toy love visit us at Plaid Stallions.com
Everybody seems to forget about these little guys that predate "starting Line Ups" by a decade or so...
Ok class, your writing assignment will be to tell me what exactly young Val Kilmer is doing with the swarthy man in their underpants. 500 words minimum please...For more Fashion Mockery and 70's toy love visit us at Plaid Stallions.com
Yesterday Critical Mass releasing issued a statement over at Frightenstein.com saying that the show's broadcast rights are set to expire Dec 31 2009 and so far, no one has picked them up for 2010, meaning the show would go off the air completely.Being a fan of this Canadian institution, I don't...
Is it me or does it look like the Captain is getting kind of steamed here? I wouldn't mess with a former marine...
David Smith sent in these rocking shots from his birthday party circa '77 or '78ish.David is wearing a very cool Spider-Man T Shirt BTW...
Ever wonder what Superheroes would look best splashed on a "Shaggin' Wagon"...
HG Toys was one of the bigger producers of licensed products in the 1970s and this great puzzle catalog from 1974 proves this...
Captain America never gets enough toy love IMO. These RC cars were an uncharacteristicly higher price point item from AHI and while the Spider-Man car was around for a couple of years, I can only find evidence of Cap being offered in 1980 thus far...
The influence of Star Wars is incredibly obvious in any Christmas Catalog from 1978 to about 1982. Space Toys were pretty much in the minority prior to 1978, then all of a sudden cool, crazy stuff like these helmets and pistols started popping up...
The perfect matching outfit if you plan on dancing by Don Cornelius anytime soon....For more Fashion Mockery and 70's toy love visit us at Plaid Stallions.com
