5 replies on “Nerding Day: 1990 Kenner Toy Fair Catalogue”
But, but, BUT is the Megaforce merch from the 1982 movie of the same name that was advertised on the back of every 2981-2 comic book and when one finally sees it as a grown-ass adult (I assume that everyone is like me), it turns out to be gibberingly INSANE (and worth a column of its own)?
Shout-out to “Ernest Roulette” (the only Ernest podcast with a wheel), and also: Real Ghostbusters was the only toyline I had figures from in this entire catalogue. I feel like I missed out on some of these, or a… okay, some of these. Okay, maybe just the fashion horses.
it’s pretty wild how Kenner no longer exists but somehow Playmates Toys, the company behind all the TMNT stuff, is still exporting toxic Chinese plastic to children to this very day
I take it the MegaForce toys are not affiliated with the 1982 Barry Bostwick film of the same name?
Even worse than that Sit N’ Spin image is this ad.
5 replies on “Nerding Day: 1990 Kenner Toy Fair Catalogue”
But, but, BUT is the Megaforce merch from the 1982 movie of the same name that was advertised on the back of every 2981-2 comic book and when one finally sees it as a grown-ass adult (I assume that everyone is like me), it turns out to be gibberingly INSANE (and worth a column of its own)?
Shout-out to “Ernest Roulette” (the only Ernest podcast with a wheel), and also: Real Ghostbusters was the only toyline I had figures from in this entire catalogue. I feel like I missed out on some of these, or a… okay, some of these. Okay, maybe just the fashion horses.
it’s pretty wild how Kenner no longer exists but somehow Playmates Toys, the company behind all the TMNT stuff, is still exporting toxic Chinese plastic to children to this very day
I take it the MegaForce toys are not affiliated with the 1982 Barry Bostwick film of the same name?
Even worse than that Sit N’ Spin image is this ad.
https://youtu.be/DUek7SGlsCY
Just imagine how nauseated those kids got doing take after take after take shooting that too.