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Carnival brought Tiki culture into American homes in the 1950s. Playful instruments that became icons of mid-century fun and coveted collectibles today.

Thousands of fan-loved shops across the globe, big and small. Anime, comics, manga, toys, collectibles and geeky goodness, all a click away.

You grew up with Comic Shop News, and it's just as great as you remember. Still in print, and on the racks every Wednesday at the finest comic shops since 1987.

CSN Press is reviving the storied Comics Buyer's Guide, the longest-running English-language periodical covering the American comic book industry, originally launched in 1971.

Introduced in 1975, Electroman™ and Zogg the Terrible™ were the first interactive toys with electronic sensors in a full sized 16-inch action figure. Will Electroman's powers of light and sound defeat Zogg?

A hairy-scary game of bats, bones, snakes and a haunted house. The first family board game you could play in the dark, if you had the nerve.

The mysterious game that foretells your future. Ask a question, then watch the ever-searching eye of Zohar spell out the secrets to come.

Tin-plated robots and spaceships from postwar Japan. Beautifully crafted wind-ups, now treasured for their retro-futuristic charm and analog design.

A growing family of vintage monster toys and games, including 3D Monster Pops®, Green Ghost®, Ka-Bala® and Monster Freez'ems® — ready for new collectibles and experiences.

Part game, part toy and pure fun, Mr. Muscle® was a top selling boys toy during the fitness and power lifting craze of the 1970s. The exciting game of world champion weightlifting!

Tapping the 1960s tiki craze, Mystic Skull blends spooky fun with island flair. A cult favorite for monster lovers and tiki culture fans alike.

The smartest person in the whole world. With hundreds of jokes, riddles and trivia, can you prove that you're smarter than the Professor?

Built for speed in the late 1970s, then gone. Team America Racing brings the property back as a comic book best described as X Games meets Stranger Things.

The all-new comic book revival: a young motocross crew tearing up the national circuit, chasing the championship and shadowed by a mysterious black-clad rider who shows up whenever Team America is in trouble.

The Timeless Toys Image Archive™ holds the largest independent collection of vintage toy images from the 1950s to the 1980s. Where memories come alive.

One of the richest toy catalogs of the 1970s. Our license covers the trademarks, the full image archive and rights to the complete Transogram collection.

One of the top selling toys of the 1960s, Trik-Trak® was the fast paced driving game with endless track configurations for the ultimate driving adventure.

Spring-mounted for lifelike motion, the Wonder Horse ride-on turned living rooms into Wild West playgrounds and became a symbol of mid-century childhood.