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Mego Museum Library
Contents
Interviews with Mego Employees
 Neil
Kublan: The Executive VP of Marketing at Mego, Neil
Kublan was instrumental in creating the 8 inch toy line and nearly
every major product line from 1971-1980.
 Harold
Shull: The art director for Mego speaks
with curator Brian Heiler about his career in the industry and
days at Mego.
 Vincent
Baiera:The Product Design Manager from 1974-1980 shares
his experiences at Mego, including original production notes,
candid photos, and unproduced prototypes.
 John and Linda McNett: Linda
McNett was Neal Kublan's Administrative Assistant from early 1974
until late 1978 and John McNett was the esteemed Director of
Design from early 1977 until early 1979.
 Harvey
Zelman:Mego's
Product Manager discusses his work at Mego for Black Hole, Micronauts,
Superman and more.
 Bill Baron, Mego VP of R&D discusses his time at Mego near the end of the line.
 Growing
Up Mego: Ken Abrams,son of Mego Chairman Martin Abrams
shares his memories of life growing up in the World's Greatest
Toy Company.
Mego Memorabilia
Artifacts from the Mego Corporation, some interesting, some mundane.
Just when you thought your collection was complete: Mego Stock Certificates!
Mego
Order Sheets
 See
what the retailers paid! These order forms are a rare look at
the assortments and prices of wholesale Megos.
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Mego Museum Articles
Mego Museum Discoveries
Mego Museum Art Department
Mego Reproduction Art
A wonderful collection of Mego graphic
advertising art.
The Mego Art
of Neil Adams:
 What do you get when you match a legendary
artist with a legendary toy company? Legendary package art,
of course!
Batman Mego Art
Gallery
An exploration of the many looks Batman
received at Mego.
Comic Book Origins!
A fascinating look at the origins of
many of Mego's most famous images.
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Mego Museum Catalog Library
An archive of original
Mego Catalogs mingled with historical information
about the company and quotes from Mego executives. There is
no better look at the company's growth and decline spanning
1972-1982.
Mego Trade Ad and Press Archive
An ever-growing archive of Mego
Ads from toy trade publications and articles in the toy and
mainstream press. Hundreds of tantilizing clues to the Mego story.
  
Christmas Catalogs
 Start
making your wish lists, because the Christmas Catalog is
here! The pages of Sears, Eatons,
JC Penneys and of course, Montgomery
Wards were where many of us dreamed our fondest Mego dreams.
These classic pages are sure to take you back!
Heroes World Catalogs
 When
Christmas was past we could also count on the Hero's
World Catalog to keep us salivating all year long. Here were
Mego figures many of us had never seen in person, but we had Joe
Kubert's drawings to show us what we were missing.
Mego Insert Catalogs
These miniature product catalogs
were included in playsets and with some figures and are collectibles
in their own right.
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THE MEGO SCARCITY INDEX: How RARE is RARE?
Mego Websites Archive
No, Mego never had a website. But legendary collector John Bonavita's
Mego head Toys is archived here.
Coming Soon: The original Mego Museum
(circa 1999). See what online Mego looked like before broadband!
It looks like a Mego, but it ain't! It's Mego-esque.
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