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During the 2000s, kids spent hours playing with LEGO sets, collecting Pokémon cards, trading action figures, and caring for their electronic pets.
Tom Brady(Image via Getty Images) Tom Brady spent more than two decades building one of the greatest careers in NFL history. Yet, long before the Super Bowl victories, record-breaking contracts and global fame, he had a different obsession. At just seven years old, the future quarterback was spending his pocket money on baseball cards. What…
A YouTuber fed up with the state of modern PC gaming has rebuilt their childhood computer from 1996, only to discover someone else’s homework and Doom 2 cheats on an old hard drive.
Brecht Evensis a Belgian cartoonist living and working in Paris who is known for his painted graphic narratives which mix the mundane and the mystical, includingPanther,The Making Of, andThe City of Belgium. His most recent work,The Jellyfish King, is the first volume of a proposed trilogy following the life of Arthur, an imaginative young boy…
After Kenner’s iconic Star Wars line of toys went out of production somewhere around the early ’80s, Hasbro jumped at the chance to fill the void with its G.I. Joe line of toys. Unique figures split across two factions, with each figure coming with unique accessories; it was a tried and tested formula that couldn’t…
A grown man laid out a shelf’s worth of 1998 movie tie-in figures in the middle of the woods, filmed it like a nature documentary, and only then turned the camera on himself. That’s the entire premise of a video that pulled in 1.5 million views, more than 36 times what its creator usually gets,…
For generations of kids, Arthur Read and the residents of Elwood City were simply part of growing up. There were books waiting at the library, afternoons spent watching the PBS Kids series and plenty of everyday problems that somehow felt a little easier to understand once Arthur and his friends had worked through them first.