Getting Misty, Old Sears ActionFigure Wishbooks
Consider it Christmas in September. The Action Figure Archive has a few choice scans from the Sears Wishbooks of '79 to '87.
Oh, those Christmas surprises in robot disguises! How they tantalized the prepubescent consumer.
Though, the site begs the question: Did the Centurions ever end up stopping the evil Dr. Terror?
(Thanks to Dustin!)
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If only there had been a similarly elaborate mock-up for the film Haunted Honeymoon, I might have been able to play-act out the morbid fears of living entombment that have crippled me since seeing that alleged comedy as a young child.
I am similarly unable to work through the trauma of seeing Dom DeLuise in drag, although this has had less of a practical impact on my life.
I was all about the Ghostbusters Fire Station when I got it for Christmas. I went to the inflation calculator to get an idea of what my parents shelled out for that big, plastic piece of crap. It would cost about 75 bucks today! I had no idea. I'm gonna call them to say thanks.
I remember getting those 3 department store catalogs that were each the size of a phone book from Sears, JC Penny and Kohl's (i think...). And that specific space shuttle looked so awesome. There was just one little problem. The space shuttle Challenger exploded the previous year and my mother told me that it was disrespectful to buy things that people would sell to capitalize on highly publicized tragedies.
I don't even think i knew what the Challenger was at the time.







That is too cool!