Released circa 1986, this was one of those easy to use 110 film cameras popular with kids. I had one…but I didn’t have this one. Because this one had an image of Hulk Hogan ripping his shirt and scowling affixed to the lens of the camera. The result was that Hulk Hogan appeared in every photograph you took with the camera. Day at the beach? Hulk’s there, too. Sisters graduation. Hulkster. Grandpa’s funeral? HULK-A-MANIA.
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That is awesome! I want one too!
If the Hulkster continues to hang around we might see this camera again! …for better or worse.