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There are few voices that pull us into the past as powerfully as Vincent Price’s. Listen to over eight hours of digitized Vincent Price audio classics.

If you’re a retro pop culture enthusiast looking for an entertaining podcast about television classics, toys, and games, The Retroist Podcast is your mothership.

The LEGO Club Magazine is a free online publication that resembles a comic book, full of adventure stories featuring LEGO characters and playsets.

Figure Painter Magazine shines the light on sculpting, painting, displaying, and collecting miniature figurines from the gaming world.

Frank Miller infamously referred to Wizard as a “bible written by satan”. Needless to say, Wizard magazine had its share of both critics and fans.

ToyNews is a resource that no toy-industry insider should be without.

After a lengthy absence, Plok has been reintroduced in a comic strip that is sure to please fans of the classic Nintendo video game.

Game Trade Magazine (GTM) serves as a go-to resource for game reviews, exclusive sneak-peeks, giveaways, and information about upcoming releases.

The LEGO Christmas Ornaments Book is a fun addition to any LEGO enthusiast’s holiday tree decorating bag of tricks.

The world has never seen anything quite like Bleeding Cool Magazine, a print comic book magazine showcasing some of the most incredible illustrations you will ever see.

While Knucklebones is no longer published, there was a time between 2005 and 2007 it was a valued resource for news and reviews of card and board games.

Nintendo Power was a monthly print magazine focused on all things Nintendo.

HispaBrick is a free online magazine written by and for Lego fans.

If you are a model-train enthusiast, Classic Toy Trains is published with you in mind.

Collect These Figures and Accessories is a nostalgic look back at Star Wars toy advertising between 1977 and 1986.

Over the course of 268 pages, author Chris Wilkins provides a trip down memory lane for C64 fans, retro-gamers, and computing nostalgia enthusiasts.

Retro video-game enthusiasts, you’re not alone! Head over to Retro Gamer to find your comrades.

Fans of classic science fiction rejoice! The Internet Archive has gathered the entire collection of If, a magazine dedicated to publishing unique science fiction writing.