Discover books, magazines, podcasts, and blogs that celebrate toy history, pop culture, and collecting.
Luke Goodman’s book, The Nerf Blaster Modification Guide: The Unofficial Handbook for Making Your Foam Arsenal Even More Awesome, is an invaluable resource for Nerf modders.
The Epic Marvel Podcast examines the world of Marvel’s imprint publication, Epic Comics, that ran from 1982 to 1996.
LEGO Star Wars magazine is a monthly publication for children between the ages of 6 to 11, from Immediate Media in the UK.
The Model Car Hall of Fame website is a meeting place for scale vehicle enthusiasts to recognize achievements in model car production, collecting, and promotion.
Casual Game Insider is a quarterly print magazine for board gamers and game developers.
Diecast Collector magazine comes in highly readable print and digital formats that capture the allure of diecast model repair, preservation, and collecting.
A new photo book from Chronicle recreates ordinary objects and scenes from everyday life using LEGO bricks.
First published in March 1980, Record Collector is a British print magazine designed for music fans and vinyl collectors.
ARTCADE Extended Edition pays homage to four decades of arcade marquee and cabinet art from 300 vintage coin-ops, including art sourced from collectors and professional restorers.
RePlay Magazine is a trade publication for the manufacturers and distributors coin-operated games, as well as the entertainment centres that feature them.
208 issues of Tomart’s Action Figure Digest were published from 1991-2015, featuring advertising, photography, feature-length articles, and interviews about action-figure toy lines past and present.
The TRN Podcast invites listeners to kick back and wax nostalgic about cartoons, comics, movies, toys, and other things that made life fun in decades past.
Journalist, toy collector, and author Blake Wright returns to the world of un-produced action figures with Toys That Time Forgot Volume 2.
Intelligent Collector magazine is an award-winning print publication for antique collectors and dealers from esteemed auction house, Heritage Auctions.
TheDominoKing YouTube channel features one artist’s quest to replicate some of the most recognizable characters from the world of video games using only dominoes.
Since 2005, Austin, Texas-based archivist, sound artist, and cartoonist Ethan Persoff has shared old, out-of-print, and decidedly off-the-wall educational comics on his website, Comics with Problems.
Antique Collecting magazine is a long-standing resource for collectors of objects from eras past. Available only by subscription, it publishes ten times a year in both print and digital formats.
Fans of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker can now enjoy a hardcover keepsake of the penultimate movie in the nine-part Star Wars “Skywalker” saga thanks to Titan Comics.