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One of the rarest major label albums to emerge from the British Progressive Rock underground, The Marvel World Of Icarus was a concept work based around the Marvel Comics stable of superheroes. It came out in 1972, but, according to legend, was immediately withdrawn due to a dispute. Although it had all the trappings of [...]
In 1966 there were actually 3 different releases of the popular Kenner Marvel Super Heroes Sparkle Paints sets. 2 of the packages feature Captain America getting painted by the glitter, and the other deluxe set featured the Silver Surfer getting the treatment. The Deluxe set was sold in a much bigger box, and towered over [...]
Little rubber rings of Marvel characters sold for a nickel out of vending machines across the US in 1966. Gumball machines in a select few places were graced with the likes of Spider-man, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, and Daredevil. They came in clear little capsules, and in all different colors. The vending display [...]
The early 1970s, and blacklight posters go hand in hand. The Marvel Super-heroes poster you see below was used as a display to sell other Marvel Thirdeye posters. This poster was drawn by John Romita Sr. and features a ton of Marvel’s greatest, including Captain Marvel in his early green outfit. These are hard to [...]
Stop eating those crayons kiddies, and check out this 40 year old Marvel colouring book from 1969. It features all the popular Marvel Superheroes of that time period including Spider-man, Hulk, Daredevil, Iron man, Captain America, Thor, and Captain Marvel in his old green mask, and getup. Stay tuned for upcoming posts featuring whats inside [...]
If you had money left over out of your allowance back in 1967 these Philadelhia Marvel Stickers would only set you back a nickel. That was the day when comics were 12 cents a piece. Sounds cliche’ , but those were the days. These stickers are famous for always being found miscut, and with rough [...]
