The Whole Pop Catalog

by Berkeley Pop Culture Project (Editor), John Javna (Editor), Jack Mingo (Editor)

The Whole Pop Catalog is the definitive reference on the knickknacks, products, and commodities that constitute pop culture. Laid out like a zine, with a half dozen short blurbs and bizarre illustrations on each page, the Catalog covers everything from Abbot and Costello to yo-yos, and does so with the right mix of reverence and amusement. If you're looking for a GI Joe video, an old-fashioned wall-mounted soda pop bottle opener, an explanation of 3-D movie technology, or an Ed Norton doll, you must have this tacky volume.

Genres: Pop Culture, Trivia, Reference

608 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Aimée · Rating 4 out of 5]

Every page was a blast from the past and so much fun!

[Cozplay · Rating 5 out of 5]

As of 3/22/15 this book had a 4-star rating. How this dynamically fun book could have less than a 5-star rating is amazing.