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There used to be a great time when we had secondary "major" toy companies like Remco. I love all the old Remco stuff, as some of it was really cool. Remco was the kind of company that would license AWA to make toys or in this case, give the Mighty Crusaders a bunch of figures. On the surface it doesn't make sense, but underneath was some pretty cool figures.
Certainly these weren't a hit and you can tell by this comic ad, which advertises they were only going to be at K-Mart as a likely part of the problem. Of course you have to remember that when these came out, appearing at K-Mart was a pretty big deal. Remco had a lot of great lines though, even if they were all short lived and while this classic ad isn't that exciting, it does explain all the figures in the series and give you a lot of information.
I miss toy ads like this in comics. I remember when I first discovered that there were X-Men figures, via a comic ad. I imagine someone was just as excited as I was, when they saw this Mighty Crusaders ad just a few years before. I don't think comics even run toy ads now, it's all deodorant and power drinks these days.
Classic Comic Ad: Mighty Crusaders at K-Mart!
2012-01-09T11:10:00-05:00
Newton Gimmick
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