Cruella De Vil’s Car from LEGO
Cruella De Vil’s neo-classic luxury Panther De Ville is immortalized in a new LEGO building set.
Tabletop Games, Vintage Toys & Games
Shark Attack! from Milton Bradley (1988)
Published by Milton Bradley in 1988, Shark Attack! was a swim-for-your-life game that raced fish around a track in hopes of outswimming a menacing mechanical shark.
Tabletop Games, Vintage Toys & Games
Space Blaster from Coleco (1978)
Released in 1978, Space Blaster was part of Coleco’s first generation of tabletop electronic games and stood out for its unique but short-lived projection-based display.
Jonathan Sternfeld, Harvey Comics
Jonathan Sternfeld collects Harvey Comics merchandise. In this edition of Collector Spotlight, he shares how a childhood fondness for Richie Rich comics sparked a preservationist approach to collecting—and reveals the Holy Grail item that once risked attracting the attention of law enforcement.
Jarrod Roll, The Nostalgia Awakens
Jarrod Roll collects vintage Star Wars action figures. In this edition of The Friday Five, he shares how his collection became the foundation for The Nostalgia Awakens: Retro Kenner Star Wars Action Figure Toys, a travelling exhibition now showing at The National Museum of Toys/Miniatures.
The Strong Announces 2025 World Video Game Hall of Fame Inductees
The Strong National Museum of Play announced the 2025 inductees to its World Video Game Hall of Fame on May 8: Defender, GoldenEye 007, Quake, and Tamagotchi.
DC Showcase: The Official Coloring Book from Insight Editions
Bring your creativity to life and step into the rousing world of superheroes with DC Showcase: The Official Coloring Book — an exciting celebration of DC’s legacy from Insight Editions.
Masters of the Universe (MOTU) Hurricane Hordak from Mattel (1986)
“You’re next, bone face.”
The name Cruella De Vil is a play on the words “cruel devil”.
The Art of Acquiring: Four Considerations When Buying a Collection
Collector Jody Day offers four considerations when buying an established collection of objects.
Toy Catalogues, Vintage Advertising
Garton Toy Company (1963)
Over nearly a century, the Garton Toy Company manufactured a wide variety of ride-on toys in wood, metal, or a combination of both materials.
Cruella is the most stylish villain ever put on screen."
— Emma Stone
