This Schyling Superman tin phone booth bank, sold in 2001, stands at 8.5 inches tall. The easily removable lid has a slot in it where you can deposit either coins or bills. What makes this bank so interesting is that there is different artwork on all four sides sequentially showing…
In 1999, during the on-going promotion for Superman: The Animated Series, Jack in the Box released a set of toys related to the show. This is a Phone Booth Change Superman toy in which Clark Kent changes into Superman.
The doors of this phone booth can open and has a rotating inner panel. On one side of the panel is a molded Clark Kent figure (not removable) holding his suit jacket as if about ready to remove it. When a switch is pushed at the top of the “booth”…
In 1976, National Periodical Publications, Inc. (DC Comics) licensed Avon Products, Inc. to release a few items featuring various characters. Back then, my mother would…
Superman Collector in Hawaii 