8 things we wanted to share this week:
- DC Comics is publishing a lost Superman story from 1945 by Siegel and Shuster, his original creators.
- Toy Galaxy TV digs into the myths and facts of the infamous rocket-firing Boba Fett.
- You’re never too old to play: Here’s an adult coloring class that is promoting creativity and camaraderie amongst older adults.
- The Harry Ransom Center in Austin has digitized and put online 10,000 classic movie posters.
- Nintendo didn’t get its start through video games. Learn more about their fascinating history here.
- The New York Times has compiled their coverage of Star Wars through the decades in a new coffee table book.
- The battle continues over the legal right to use the Comic-Con trademark.
- It looks like the revitalization of Rainbow Brite is gaining momentum.
Peruse a weekly summary of intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.