by Kenner
Released in 1975, the rugged Steve Austin Six Million Dollar Man Action Figure stands a tall 13”. Recommended for ages 5
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by Colorforms
One of the coolest sets of action figures to hit toy stores in the 1960s was Colorform’s Outer Space Men. This badass set of extraterrestrial beings was designed by toy inventor Read more The Outer Space Men 
Distributed by Family Foods, Chicago, Illinois, beginning in 1963, Clanky Chocolate Flavored Syrup quickly became a childhood favorite. Read more Clanky Chocolate Syrup 
The Ideal Monster Lab was first introduced in 1964, and made its first public appearance on the Magilla Gorilla T.V. show. According to Popular Mechanics magazine in December of 1964, “Opponents try to keep the monster away from their end of the Monster Lab as buttons make him walk back and forth…” Read more Monster Lab 
In 1961, Aurora issued the Frankenstein kit. Twelve other monster figures followed. The company used their rights to issue and reissue these figure models in different versions through the early 1970s. Aurora also aquired licenses for other figures based on characters from movies, TV shows and comic books. Read more Aurora Monster Model Figure Kits 
In 1967, Wham-O released a giant comic book with the obvious name, ‘Giant Comics’. Touted on the cover as The World’s Largest Comic Book, it boasted over 1,500 Action Panels filled with original works from… Read more Giant Comics |
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