1975 The Six Million Dollar Man Parker Brothers Board Game
$50.00
1975 The Six Million Dollar Man, Parker Brothers. Game is complete and in good condition. Box is in used condition.
Step into the world of bionic adventure with this original 1975 Parker Brothers board game, a true relic of Seventies television history. Based on the iconic series, the box art instantly transports you to the era of Steve Austin, featuring the distinctive blue-toned graphic design and action-packed vignettes that defined the show's aesthetic. The concentric circles surrounding the lead character's face evoke the classic bionic vision and opening credits that became a cultural touchstone.
This set captures the excitement of mid-seventies science fiction and the rise of the bionic superhero. The illustrations showcase various missions, from deep-sea recovery to space rescues, rendered in a classic comic-book style of the time. While the box shows the honest wear of a game that has been enjoyed over the decades, the set remains complete, making it a fantastic addition for a media room or a collector of television ephemera. It serves as a striking piece of pop culture history, perfect for display in a library or as a centerpiece for an evening of nostalgic tabletop play. This game is a must-have for those looking to recapture the "faster, stronger, better" spirit of a decade fascinated by the intersection of man and machine.
This item is vintage, over 50 years old.
Step into the world of bionic adventure with this original 1975 Parker Brothers board game, a true relic of Seventies television history. Based on the iconic series, the box art instantly transports you to the era of Steve Austin, featuring the distinctive blue-toned graphic design and action-packed vignettes that defined the show's aesthetic. The concentric circles surrounding the lead character's face evoke the classic bionic vision and opening credits that became a cultural touchstone.
This set captures the excitement of mid-seventies science fiction and the rise of the bionic superhero. The illustrations showcase various missions, from deep-sea recovery to space rescues, rendered in a classic comic-book style of the time. While the box shows the honest wear of a game that has been enjoyed over the decades, the set remains complete, making it a fantastic addition for a media room or a collector of television ephemera. It serves as a striking piece of pop culture history, perfect for display in a library or as a centerpiece for an evening of nostalgic tabletop play. This game is a must-have for those looking to recapture the "faster, stronger, better" spirit of a decade fascinated by the intersection of man and machine.
This item is vintage, over 50 years old.