Sadly being the mascot for Kellogg’s Sugar Smacks was only a temporary gig for Mr. Spock in the late 1960s. But most fans who saw his logical face staring at them, phaser drawn, on the cereal aisle that year will tell you that it was an unforgettable experience. Eating any other cereal would have been illogical.
VicSage: I think this short is responsible for my reoccurring dreams of riding giant robots through the city,... VicSage: I hear ya, Vinvectrex. I look at that…and just smile because someone has that kind of talent. :) VicSage: I’m going to have to agree with you on that statement, Retroist. I’d gladly lay down some money...
TheSixMillionDollarJedi: These are so good.
vinvectrex: That is truly spectacular. I love Legos, but never in my wildest dreams could I concoct something like...
Rae: Just came across this thread…& I just put my envelope in the mail to get the free T-shirt (for my...
Daniel Th1rte3n: Gorgeous! The Superman is breathtaking!
The Retroist: That superman looks really nice, but the Rocketeer in that style is one I would pay to see.
Saturday World: I saw these on Tumblr the other day. Really fantastic work! I would love to see a Fleischer... The Retroist: @peachy – In the interest of science and the study of spontaneous combustion, I really need to...
Eat these Smacks or die!
Comes with Badges! Awesome! Whatever happened to the cool cereal premiums?
I would have loved this! Even after the disappointment of discovering the badges on the back of the packet were simply cardboard cutouts.
I’m impressed that they went so far as to get the eyeshadow right, if not the badge on Spock’s uniform.