Back in the 1970s, us kids didn’t have the fancy silly string web shooters. We had water shooters. I’d but this for $3.75, would you?
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All I remember is seeing this ad as a kid and wanting this so BAD! My son is spoiled with good Spidey products compared to what I had!
Hell yeah, that’s pretty awesome! The silly string canisters ran out of “web” after like 5 good shots anyways, it was tiring to keep refilling them -_- It should have been marketed as “Peter Parker financial simulator”, with the box saying “reload after an hours use; truthful to the comic!”.