In 1992 This Is The Thing You Wanted More Than Anything
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The ’90s had a moment where companies realized that kids spent lots of time with their parents at stores waiting for them to finish up while having adventures with their toys between dusty racks of clothes. This led to a bunch of smaller toys, including tiny diecast superhero toys which were not only portable, but nearly indestructible. Mighty Max were just badass Polly Pockets “for boys,” and you could lose weeks in a single playset. Skull Mountain was the boss battle of them all.