Universal Mini Monsters, Remco 1980

 Produced by Remco in 1980. First as non glow in the dark/standard editions (pictured here). Later in their run as glow in the dark versions. There was a very economically made play case produced for these as well. Comprised of laminated and standard cardboard.




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