"You've come to the right place if you want to get your ass kicked!" Sweater Jerks don't mince words.

The red phone is of course, a direct link to Commissioner Gordon. I really believe that killer graphics like these bed sheets are the thing ...

Night IS Romantic and what better way suck all hope of sexual activity out of the room than with these matching unisex MuMus? Slip these un...

Not only did I get a plush Godzilla in my stocking for Christmas '80 but I still have it, he currently resides in my daughter's room...

Here's a colouring book from my past that I found reasonably priced at an antique mall of all places. Books like this are the reason I...

As cool as homemade Darth Vader's and mall Spider-Men are, you gotta love a vintage picture of a star signing in costume. That's wh...

While the newspaper flyer has yet to be replaced in this digital age and I admit I still check the Christmas toys out, it's just not as ...

For the month of December, I'm running a contest for submissions to theupcoming book " Christmas in the 1970s " send us your ...

The Oddessey by Magnavox (the TV people) was the world's first home gaming system, it came with plastic sheets you could put over your ...

I normally don't concern myself with all things modern but this article from Reuters claims Disney is ready to go "in, through an...

Please send me the red number in the middle, not only do I promise to wear it often but I would visit each and every one of my neighbours ho...

This 1978 Toy Fair ad for Peter Pan (Power) Records, tells us what we already knew as kids, in that they were awesome but it also gives us a...

Let me make this clear, Brick doesn't dress like his woman, his woman dresses like him.

Sean from creepsylvania.com sent me an awesome surprise this month, a colouring book I've actually been looking forward to seeing for ...

Jon sent in this terrific picture of his brother Ryan encountering a rather home made looking Lord Vader at Karber's camera store in Ham...

In 1978, toy manufacturer Imperial, like a lot of toy companies were very interested in all things outer space thanks to Kenner's whirl...