It's a thrilling time to be a Masters of the Universe® fan! For longtime fans and for a new generation of kids who love action and adventure, it's time to discover the thrilling action and adventures of He-Man, Skeletor, the secrets of Castle Grayskull and so much more!
The figures in this collection stand 5.5 inches tall and have 16 moveable joints so they're highly poseable for imaginative and action-oriented fun, Masters of the Universe® style! Longtime fans will appreciate both the vintage design details that honor the heritage of this beloved adventure franchise and the design updates that add an exciting look to the future. Each figure comes with a mini comic book that explores new story lines and introduces heroes, villains and allies in the timeless battle between good and evil! Aficionados will love the classically stylized retro-Packaging.
Keep an eye out for new characters to come, and curate a collection to play with and trade. Each figure sold separately, subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Review: Masters of the Universe Origins Skeletor
Labels:
action figures,
Masters of the Universe,
Mattel,
review,
Skeletor,
toys
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Hey!! Kids Comics: Masters of the Universe Mini-Comics 1
Masters of the Universe Mini-Comics 1
Year: 1981
Cover artist: Alfredo Alcala
"He-Man and the Power Sword"
Writer: Donald F. Glut
Illustrator: Alfredo Alcala
Publisher: Mattel
Issue: Series 1 --- 1 of 4
Plot: He-Man leaves his tribe in the Eternian jungles on a quest to protect the fabled Castle Grayskull and has his first encounter with the evil Skeletor.
Labels:
action figures,
Beast Man,
comic books,
He-Man,
Man-At-Arms,
Masters of the Universe,
Mattel,
review,
Skeletor
Friday, October 23, 2020
Review: Masters of the Universe Origins He-Man
It's a thrilling time to be a Masters of the Universe® fan! For longtime fans and for a new generation of kids who love action and adventure, it's time to discover the thrilling action and adventures of He-Man, Skeletor, the secrets of Castle Grayskull and so much more!
The figures in this collection stand 5.5 inches tall and have 16 moveable joints so they're highly poseable for imaginative and action-oriented fun, Masters of the Universe® style! Longtime fans will appreciate both the vintage design details that honor the heritage of this beloved adventure franchise and the design updates that add an exciting look to the future. Each figure comes with a mini comic book that explores new story lines and introduces heroes, villains and allies in the timeless battle between good and evil! Aficionados will love the classically stylized retro-Packaging.
Keep an eye out for new characters to come, and curate a collection to play with and trade. Each figure sold separately, subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.
The figures in this collection stand 5.5 inches tall and have 16 moveable joints so they're highly poseable for imaginative and action-oriented fun, Masters of the Universe® style! Longtime fans will appreciate both the vintage design details that honor the heritage of this beloved adventure franchise and the design updates that add an exciting look to the future. Each figure comes with a mini comic book that explores new story lines and introduces heroes, villains and allies in the timeless battle between good and evil! Aficionados will love the classically stylized retro-Packaging.
Keep an eye out for new characters to come, and curate a collection to play with and trade. Each figure sold separately, subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.
Labels:
action figures,
He-Man,
Masters of the Universe,
Mattel,
review,
toys
Sunday, October 18, 2020
Out and About: Wal-Mart -- Masters of the Unverse: Origins
Labels:
action figures,
Masters of the Universe,
Mattel,
out and about,
toys,
Wal-Mart
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Monogram Car-in-a-Bottle
| Here's the old “ship-in-a-bottle” trick |
| with a new twist...
|
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Now you can build a “Car-in-a-Bottle” in just minutes with “Pop” art from Monogram. |
Labels:
70s flashback,
Comic Ads,
Model Kits,
review
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Hey!! Kids Comics: Batman 311 (1979)
Batman, Vol. 40, No. 311
Cover date: May 1979
Cover artists: José Luis GarcÃa-López & Tatjana Wood
"Dr. Phosphorus Is Back!"
Writer: Steve Englehart
Penciller: Irv Novick
Inker: Frank McLaughlin
Colorist: Glynis Oliver
Letterer: Ben Oda
Editor: Paul Levitz
Executive Editor: Joe Orlando
Plot: Batman teams with Batgirl to take on Dr. Phosphorus, who threatens to "reign over all" in Gotham City.
Labels:
70s flashback,
Batgirl,
Batman,
Batmobile,
Bronze Age,
comic books,
DC Comics,
review
Monday, September 14, 2020
Hey!! Kids Comics: Shogun Warriors 1 (1979)
Shogun Warriors, Vol. 1, No. 1
Cover date: Feburary 1979
Cover artists: Herb Trimpe & Al Milgrom
"Raydeen!"
Writer: Doug Moench
Penciller: Herb Trimpe
Inker: Dan Green
Colorist: Andy Yanchus
Letterer: Jim Novak
Editor: Allen Milgrom
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Plot: Introducing the Guardians of World Freedom - the Shogun Warriors. Massive giant robots, forged by the technology of the future, and piloted by the bravest heroes the world has ever known. Raydeen battles the colossal might of Rok-Korr!
Labels:
70s flashback,
Bronze Age,
comic books,
Giant Robots,
Japanese Robots,
Jumbo Machinders,
Marvel Comics,
Mattel,
review,
Shogun Warriors,
toys
Monday, September 7, 2020
ROM the Space Knight (Parker Bros. 1979)

Through the magic of advanced circuitry, Rom’s electronic features and accessories create striking effects in sound and light. Sparked by these innovations, a child’s imagination will soar.
Parker Brothers welcomes you to an age of microelectronic lights, sounds and excitement.
Labels:
70s flashback,
action figures,
Giant Robots,
Parker Brothers,
review,
ROM Spaceknight,
toys
Hey!! Kids Comics: ROM Spaceknight 1 (1979)
ROM, Vol. 1, No. 1
Cover date: December 1979
Cover artists: Frank Miller & Joe Rubinstein
"Arrival!"
Writer: Bill Mantlo
Penciller: Sal Buscema
Inker: Sal Buscema
Colorist: Bob Sharen
Letterer: Tom Orzechowski
Editor: Jo Duffy
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Plot: The brave Spaceknights of Galador defeated the evil sorcery and super-science of the Dire Wraiths, scattering them to the furthest reaches of the galaxy. For over two centuries, ROM, the greatest of these Spaceknights, has pursued the Dire Wraiths across the cosmos. Now this eternal struggle has spilled over to Earth as ROM has arrived in Clairton, a small West Virginia town.
Labels:
70s flashback,
Bronze Age,
comic books,
Marvel Comics,
review,
ROM Spaceknight,
toys
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Out and About: A Visit to the Comic Shop
Recently we got sick of being at home and decided to venture out again. What better place to go than Memphis' premier comics shop -- Comics and Collectibles!
Located at 4730 Poplar Ave, Ste 2 in Memphis, TN, Comics and Collectibles has been open in east Memphis for more than 20 years and has arguably the largest selection of comic books, graphic novels, role playing gear, and related toys in the Mid-South!
Comics and Collectibles also has a web presence with both a Facebook and a blog.
Located at 4730 Poplar Ave, Ste 2 in Memphis, TN, Comics and Collectibles has been open in east Memphis for more than 20 years and has arguably the largest selection of comic books, graphic novels, role playing gear, and related toys in the Mid-South!
Comics and Collectibles also has a web presence with both a Facebook and a blog.
Labels:
comic shop,
out and about,
pop culture,
review,
toys
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