If you were a kid of the 1980s I’m sure you had one of these. Spider-Man and the Hulk even tried solving the puzzle. Some folks on Pinterest made a Marvel cube and even Andrew Garfield had the toy on his desk in the first Amazing Spider-Man movie. Today marks the 40th anniversary of the classic toy.
This is a best of the 1970s toys available for Spider-Fans.
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The c is silent.
It’s Rubik. No c.
That crazy little cube ended up frying a million brains. Somewhere in Heaven the great Albert Einstein is throwing it against the wall out of frustration.
Googlealso marked the anniversary.
No wonder Hulk got so upset – he was trying one of the 4-by-4 cubes! I think that one was called Rubik’s Revenge?