Continuing the saga of the lost Spidey t-shirt designs of yesteryear, here is another example of seventies funk you just don’t find in the Marvel apparel designs of today. This is definately an odd mix of Spidey and sports, and I am deeming this one “One for the Thwipper”.
Now here is a most interesting piece of original artwork. Has someone cloned Ditko? Is it from a parallel universe? Did you miss this issue? Hmmmm… Stay tuned true believer as you just might be surprised to find out the answer. ***UPDATE*** This cover is from the talented artist Kirk Jarvinen! It had you [...]
I thought it might be interesting to take a look at some retro Spidey t-shirts, as I never usually post them to the photo gallery. To me they are not considered toys, but are a piece of the Spider memorabilia market that I have overlooked on this site. So I will custom fit them here [...]
Before Mego, in the 1960s, just after G.I. Joe’s debut the Ideal Toy Co. released their answer to the action figure craze in the form of “Captain Action”. He was the size of the original G.I. Joe, and costumes were sold seperately so you could dress him as any superhero of the day. Also sold seperately were [...]
