After a four-year hiatus, Fantasy Magazine is set to return to ebook readers in November 2020.

Released in 1972, Remco’s Road Devils were a line of futuristic-looking stunt-driving race cars equipped with high-speed “gyro-motors.”

The Comic-Con Museum has rolled out a variety of online-only activities prior to its planned physical opening in 2021 in San Diego’s Balboa Park.

Hasbro’s Haslab is crowd sourcing a 26″ X-MEN Sentinel figure and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

As its iconic toy Etch A Sketch celebrates 60 years of encouraging analog play, Spin Master’s Arlene Biran discloses why the company acquired the brand and what consumers can look forward to seeing (and buying!) in honour of the milestone anniversary.

Kenner’s 1973 advertisement for the Give-A-Show Projector promoted new entertainment options for the toy’s 14th anniversary.

As Etch A Sketch celebrates 60 years of play, children’s entertainment company Spin Master pays homage to the drawing toy with a limited edition series for fans of all ages.

The Mouse Heaven website showcases toy designer Mel Birnkrant’s collections of Mickey Mouse and comic characters.

The battery-operated Johnny Astro allowed future astronauts to launch and land a series of space vehicles without wires or direct connections.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hot Wheels is hitting the virtual road with its 2020 Legends Tour.

An upcoming Netflix documentary, The Speed Cubers, is all about Rubik’s Cube-solving record breakers and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Founded by three brothers in Toronto in the 1920s, Reliable Toy Company grew from tiny toy producer to become the British Empire’s largest toymaker.

Thanks to a new series of pop culture-influenced Art sets from the LEGO Group, AFOLs have another option to add brick-based works of art to their homes or offices.

If you like a good origin story, author Jean-Marie Donat’s book Gadgets, Games, and Gizmos contains 122 of them.

Released in 1978, Kenner’s GyroMaze gave new meaning to the term “rock and roll.”