Link Roundup: Mattel, Sunday Comic Strips, Six Flags, GigaPets, and more

Mattel will make 80% of its games color-blind accessible by the end of the year and 8 other things we wanted to share this week:

Mattel will make 80% of its games color-blind accessible by the end of the year.

[h/t The Verge]

Eye Candy: This nostalgic list of largely forgotten cartoons from the 1970s.

[h/t Rhetty for History]

Here’s a list of the 12 longest-running Sunday comic strips.

[h/t Interesting Facts]

Seattle’s Living Computer Museum has closed.

[h/t Retroist]

Mr. Six has returned in his first Six Flags campaign in 14 years.

[h/t Carney]

King Features Syndicate has launched a Flash Gordon publishing program.

[h/t License Global]

Top Secret Toys has launched four ’90s-inspired GigaPets.

[h/t The Toy Book]

There’s a new U.S. Forever Stamp that celebrates the legacy of Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek.

[h/t Nerdist]

Here’s a look at how Mattel is using AI to bring their next Barbie box to life.

[h/t Fast Company]