Monkey Around With These.....
Labels: 1974, Ad Archive, Mego, mego corp ads, POTA
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Labels: 1974, Ad Archive, Mego, mego corp ads, POTA
Neat piece added to the Mego Museum Planet of the Apes gallery today. It's an autographed handout from a store appearance made by Cornelius, although any fan worth his salt could tell you that it's Caesar in the photo. Those toy company execs can't tell their McDowell's apart. Mego did a great deal of promotion for Apes, here are some wonderful back in the day photos.
A Long Island store appearance for Planet of the Apes, dig the minty rack of action figures....
A colour shot of a similiar appearance.
Discuss Planet of the Apes at the Mego Forum
Visit the MegoMuseum Planet of the Apes Gallery
Labels: 1975, marty abrams, Mego, mego corp, planet of the apes, POTA
Labels: 1975, mego corp, Mego of the Day, planet of the apes, POTA
Today, we have not one but two different stages of prototypes for the Mego Planet of the Apes Characters.
These original samples have been rumoured to exist for years and now we finally have beautiful full colour shots of the very first Mego Planet of the Apes characters.
Not only do we have the original hand made prototype but an early factory test shot of the Soldier Ape (or as early advertising states "General Ursus")
Click Here to see the original Prototype Soldier Ape figure by Mego.
Also, don't forget to register for this year's Megomeet convention, which is being held this June 5 & 6th in Wheeling WV. Admission is $20 and a dealer table (which includes admission) is $32. It's the only all Mego event of it's kind. Click here to register.
Labels: 1974, Mego, mego corp, POTA, prototypes
As promised, we kick off a week of never before seen shots of the original hand made Mego production prototypes of the Planet of the Apes Characters.
These original samples have been rumoured to exist for years and now we finally have beautiful full colour shots of the very first Mego Planet of the Apes characters.
Click Here to see the original Prototype Zira figure by Mego.
Labels: 1974, Mego, mego corp, planet of the apes, POTA, prototypes
A cool catalog page courtesy of the 1974 JC Penney and Mego Planet of the Apes!.
The concepts are starting to come in for the Megomuseum 1978 Re:Imagine Project. Come check out what folks think Mego should have done or get involved with your own ideas.
Thanks to a nice contribution by Mike D'Aloia we have the second issue Galen card in the Planet of the Apes Gallery. The Museum owes a great deal to it's members and cool contributions such as this one.