1967 Captain Action Sanctuary Playset
Before Mego, in the 1960s, just after G.I. Joe’s debut the Ideal Toy Co. released their answer to the action figure [...]
Before Mego, in the 1960s, just after G.I. Joe’s debut the Ideal Toy Co. released their answer to the action figure [...]
This is a goofy tribute to the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon, specifically the 2nd and 3rd seasons produced by Ralph Bakshi. [...]
Here’s another photo from the Spider-man collection in another corner of another room. Yep, there are 3 rooms full, and [...]
In 1982 Processed Plastics Corp. issued small plastic figures of a handful of Marvel icons. There were several sets of [...]
The Larami Co. was best known for cheap rack toys based on popular licensed characters. Spider-man and bowling go together [...]
This is a goofy tribute to the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon, specifically the 2nd and 3rd seasons produced by Ralph Bakshi. [...]
Animated vintage cover fun! Be sure to click on it, and watch the action.
Hi everyone, I’ll be blogging here from time to time, trying to stir up more interest in Sy’s incredible website [...]
Marvel is prepping to unleash their new animated series early next year and, for those fans who missed out on [...]
Get ready webslingers! Once again there will be a Spider-man costume available for 2011′s version of Captain Action. This one [...]
Here is a 1974 licensed Spiderman ball. Classic artwork Spiderman pose by John Romita Sr. that originally appeared on the [...]
Made by the company “Processed Plastics”, these plastic figures were part of a playset released in 1981. The holes in [...]
Old school Spiderman placemat submitted for your approval. Total seventies kind of funk!
Feeling stressed? Go ahead and give this Classic Marvel Toy a squeeze. I don’t believe this was released in the [...]
I am a sucker for the recent retro looking packaging of some companies such as Pyramid. These pins looked as [...]
The Larami Co. was best known for cheap rack toys based on popular licensed characters. Spider-man and bowling go together [...]
Every once in awhile I will sometimes stumble over an item I didn’t know existed. Such is the case with [...]
I believe the blister card to this 1979 Italian Spiderman figure is more interesting than the toy itself. No toxic, [...]
In 1982 Processed Plastics Corp. issued small plastic figures of a handful of Marvel icons. There were several sets of [...]