If you were a kid of the 1980s I’m sure you had one of these. Spider-Man and the Hulk even tried solving the puzzle. Some folks on Pinterest made a Marvel cube and even Andrew Garfield had the toy on his desk in the first Amazing Spider-Man movie. Today marks the 40th anniversary of the classic toy.
Marvel Toy News has a nice article up about the new wave of Marvel Legends that will feature all Spider-Friends. You’ll finally be able to get a Marvel Legend Mayday Parker. If you buy all […]
First it was the Marvel Legends Flash Venom figure, now it’s several Spidey related Pop Figures. It seems Walgreens is the place to get medication and Spider-Toys. Starting in January you can pick up these […]
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today on a case involving a patent for a Spider-Man toy. The case is Kimble vs. Marvel Enterprises, Inc. Constitution Daily’s Laura Beltz explains it thus: When a […]
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “@Big John: “Viva Crawlspace and Viva the Irrepressible Hornacek!!” Nuff said!” Oct 3, 18:54
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “Thanks for the review, Craig! It was erudite and entertaining as always! I’m with you on this one: it was…” Oct 3, 14:10 on The Chi✶Town Breakdown: USM #9 (2024): “Thanks Peter: a great review, as always! Man…I want to love this, I do. And I’ll keep buying it for…” Oct 3, 12:09
on Panel(s) of the Day #1595 (Mary Jane Monday!): “Much, much, MUCH better than modern “Shock off Peter” MJ. Modern Pete deserves a few punches from Colossus.” Oct 1, 06:54
on Panel(s) of the Day #1595 (Mary Jane Monday!): “Talk about crazy town banana pants. (Sorry.)” Sep 30, 12:41 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “@Aqu@: I agree that the final panel was weird, but when you turn the page and immediately see the next…” Sep 29, 09:58 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “@Geiseric: I mean, to me, Tombstone seems very much like a credible threat. He won the gang war, he’s the…” Sep 29, 09:57 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “@Chi-Town Spidey: Thank you for the praise, even though I suspect it was just for you to use as a…” Sep 29, 09:55 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “@Dark Mark: Yeah, I agree with you about having Tombstone go full mob boss in trying to kill Janice. I…” Sep 29, 09:54
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Legacy #952): “Run Janice Run” or “The Running Woman”: “After a full issue of almost nothing (well, more “same thing” than “nothing)”, I didn’t react well with that ending…” Sep 29, 05:54
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The c is silent.
It’s Rubik. No c.
That crazy little cube ended up frying a million brains. Somewhere in Heaven the great Albert Einstein is throwing it against the wall out of frustration.
Googlealso marked the anniversary.
No wonder Hulk got so upset – he was trying one of the 4-by-4 cubes! I think that one was called Rubik’s Revenge?