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Read-along Adventures were a long running series of book and record (later book and cassette tape) for children. The 24 page color book was packaged with an audio recording of a story. The audio recording included a narrator, effects and sounds and a prompt to turn to the next page. Records were a standard 45 RPM and 33 and 1/3 LP. Records were later replaced with cassette tapes. Sets were publilshed first by Disneyland Records from 1958-1976. Disneyland records continued production under Buena Vista Records from 1973-1989 and Rainbow followed by Disney Audio Entertainment from 1990-2007. Kid Stuff produced a competing line under Kid Stuff Records and Tapes from 1984-1986. Peter Pan Records also produced a competing line during the 1980's.

Fantastic Films was a film magazine that was published between April 1978 and October 1985 and which ran for 46 issues under the auspices of Blake Publishing Corporation. The magazine was originally published on a bi-monthly basis before switching to a publication schedule of nine issues each year. Irving Karchmar acted as the editor for the magazine, while Mike Stein was the primary art director.

Starlog magazine was published from 1976 through 2009, primarily by O'Quinn Studios (eventually renamed Starlog Group), though it went through two sales in the last few years of its life, first to The Creative Group and then, upon that company's bankruptcy, to The Brooklyn Company, which continues to publish sister magazine Fangoria. http://www.weimar.ws/wmrstarlog1.html