1991 was a lackluster year for the LEGO Castle theme with the release of only one new set. It was a small catapult only available in a multi-pack and hardly noteworthy. Thankfully castle enthusiasts received eight new sets in 1992 and a brand new faction as well; the Wolfpack Renegades. The Wolfpack were primed to … More Wolfpack Tower #6075 (LEGO, 1992)
From 1985 until 1997 all of the official World Wrestling Federation home video releases were distributed by Coliseum Video. This period was a golden age in both professional wrestling as well as home video as the rise of VHS coincided with the 1980’s professional wrestling boom. As video stores popped up in every neighborhood, Coliseum … More Coliseum Video Rewind: Invasion of the Bodyslammers (WF117)
I loved collecting WWF Coliseum Videos back when I was in high school, and my favorite pay per view event has always been the Royal Rumble. Add the two passions together and of course I owned nearly every Royal Rumble VHS tape produced. Today I’d like to take a trip down memory lane and rank … More Ranking Royal Rumble’s By Box Art
When I was young I was obsessed with board games. Putting aside the old reliables of Monopoly, Clue, and their ilk, I also had a ton of cool concept games. The games that appealed to me where the ones that looked the most complex. Often putting the games together took longer to do than actually … More The Omega Virus (Milton Bradley, 1992)
The Death of Superman wasn’t exactly my introduction to comic books, but it was my introduction to the major comic book characters in their original form. I had a collection of some animated Ninja Turtles and Scrooge McDuck comic books that I got from a nearby 7-Eleven, but I had never gotten any of the … More The Death of Superman (DC, 1992)
