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[long live kong]

That 'Bats in the Belfry' game is stunning Hepcat, what an awesome toy!

[Hepcat]

It's awesome indeed!

 

Sadly though I don't own one.

 

[Mike Scott]

Teal colour variants of the Marx Mummy:

Are you sure the one on the left is an original?

[Hepcat]

Actually I'm not sure at all. I have a vague recollection that the two may belong to Zombiehorror who also has many Mexican repops in his collection.

 

[Mike Scott]

Actually I'm not sure at all.

Re-reading your post, it doesn't say they are both original, only variants, which they are. I was reading too much into it. 

[Hepcat]

Konga exploded onto the big screen in 1961 with this American International Pictures release:





He then shifted his efforts over to literary endeavours at Charlton:


 


 

[the_horror_man]

Konga exploded onto the big screen in 1961 with this American International Pictures release:





He then shifted his efforts over to literary endeavours at Charlton:


 


 

These are amazing.

thm

[Allhallowsday]

IDEAL MONSTER LAB 


 

 

[Hepcat]

IDEAL MONSTER LAB
 

That box looks to be in great shape!

 

[Hepcat]

The Dragon's Lair video game showcased an innovative new technology on its release in 1983. To be able to control the action/plotline of a cartoon was simply amazing at the time! Video games have unfortunately moved away from cartoon animation since the mid-eighties.

Here are some pictures of my Dragon's Lair lunchbox and thermos:













 

[long live kong]

I had the Dragon's Lair video game! It's a classic, and one of the earliest games I remember playing.

[The Batman]

One of my favorites is my Star Trek communicator from 1972.

I will have to find my photos of it or else hunt for it in my extra bedroom storage.

[Hepcat]

Here's another fabulous Frank Frazetta cover from my Creepy magazine collection:



 

[The Batman]

I had the Dragon's Lair video game! It's a classic, and one of the earliest games I remember playing.

I remember playing this video game on the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. There was a line of people and a line of tokens on the game to be next to enjoy it. Then I remember when you could buy it as a PC game for a short time.   Good times.   

[marsattacks666]

Here's another fabulous Frank Frazetta cover from my Creepy magazine collection:



 

One of my favorite CREEPY covers