It's been a while since we saw what's on the news-stands, which these days include precious little news, beyond the downright depressing, I mean, who had World War Three on their card, for before the end of the year?! So, here's three which caught my eye, to the point of purchasing them?!
Horrible Histories usually have complete tat-shite on their covers, but are worth watching for the odd occasion when there is something that fall within the collector's frames of reference, and for me, this was one such issue!
There's a side collection of skeletons, and a bag of generic rats/mice somewhere, so that was good-enough, but then there were two maggots for the insect pile! Skeleton key-rings used to be a standard fairgrown prize for the lower scores on sideshows, like the duck fishing, hoopla or shooting booths.
This
is last year's mag, yet it still took him more than six weeks to scrape
one off of that there The Internet . . . outstanding, Bushey! Keep it
up!
https://projectswordtoys.blogspot.com/2025/10/horrible-histories-freebie-skeletons.html
I have no idea about PJ Masks; I've not seen it, not Googled it,
but I know it's one of the 'new generation', alongside Paw Parol!
I bought these to pose with small scale space stuff in the future!
Shades of batman movies in these!
BBC Swashbuckle magazine.
A bit too cartoony, but they're here now!
Take the faces off with spirits and they'd be better.
All the toy cards were supplied by Kennedy Enterprises, presumably a wholeseller, as you often find similar stuff on other magazines a few months apart, or slight variations on the same magazine as we've seen here with the Dino'mags/Dino' offers. And I've covered the fact that there are donation bins about the place for moving these cards if the kids aren't interested - Libraries, charity shops and some supermarkets carry them.
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