Today's review mentioned the difference between the movie's prop newspaper and the real one that was released six years ago. See if you can spot any (other than the size, obviously).
There are enough differences to make it clear that NECA used the false version (which, ironically, is the real-world version) as the source for Doc Brown's packaging. This is like when they based Bishop's shoes on mass-produced versions instead of the actual prop, or the incorrect version of the motion tracker. But neither of those got plastered right across the front of the box.
The 
I miss the days when Hot Wheels Character Cars had text on the back of the cards. Yes, partially because it 
The odds that there's a furniture store in your local mall are pretty low: a mattress store, sure, but furniture? No, those are generally in an abandoned buffet restaurant across the parking lot from the mall. But the 
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