This is an Ata-Boy Superman Magnetic Clock produced in 1998 that I picked up while visiting one of the Superman Celebrations in Metropolis Illinois. The clock is three inches in diameter and has a large ‘S’ symbol on its face. The entire back of the clock has a magnet so you can put it on almost any steel surface. It runs on one AA battery which is not included.
Here’s an unopened McDonald’s Happy Meal toy promoting the Justice League Action animated series in 2018. This Superman/Wonder Woman Magnetic Grabber is designed to be a shared character toy meaning that it can either be decorated in Superman stickers or Wonder Woman stickers (or both if you prefer). The plastic “horseshoe” tip contains two magnets. When you extend the telescoping arm…
Continuing with my additions of Superman Celebration memorabilia from Metropolis Illinois, this version of the “Metropolis: Home of Superman” magnet features artwork of Superman flying in a horizontal position against a sky background within an ’S’ symbol shape. It measures 2-and-a-half inches high and has shiny almost metallic paint.
Here is another collectible magnet from the Superman Celebration in Metropolis Illinois. This “Metropolis: Home of Superman” magnet measures 3-and-a-half inches high and features a variation of Neal Adams’ Superman breaking chains artwork above the title.
Here is another of the many promotional merchandise found in Metropolis Illinois. This is a Metropolis Illinois Home of Superman magnet from 1991 that features an adaptation of the flying Superman artwork originally designed by artist Neal Adams. The magnet was produced by Magnetic Collectables in Cape Girardeau in Missouri.
This is a Six Flags Superman dome magnet that is sold at all the Six Flags theme parks. It features a close-up image of the New 52 Superman with the name in Letterman style font running up the left side. This magnet is 2 1/4-inches in diameter and from its base to the highest point of its solid acrylic dome it is is 5/8-inches high. It’s a fairly strong and vibrantly colored magnet.
During the annual Superman Celebration in Metropolis Illinois many vendors sell officially licensed memorabilia. This is a magnet that was produced in 1997 that is 3.5 inches in diameter. The magnet was produced by Magnetic Collectables, Ltd.
Released by PopFun Merchandising LLC in 2014, this Superman Mega Mega Magnet measures at five and a half inches in length. The magnet features a sculpted image of Superman flying taken after art by…
Here is a 2013 DC Universe LEGO Superman magnet. These great magnets were deceiving because almost every person who saw these thought that they were either…
In an attempt to mimic Kenner‘s Super Powers Collection, Toy Biz released an officially licensed line of figures based on DC Comics characters in 1989. This Superman figure was…
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