Category: EMCE

Spotlight on the EMCE/Mattel Green Lantern

by Museum • August 4, 2009

Here is another in our new gallery pages for the upcoming EMCE/Mattel “World’s Greatest Superheroes” line. This time we focus on the first official 8″ Green Lantern figure. Click here to see large photos of the prototype. Images courtesy of Mark Huckabone. Watch for new Gallery pages all this week. What do you think? Have…

by Museum • August 3, 2009

We’ve created the first of many gallery pages for the EMCE/Mattel “World’s Greatest Superheroes” line. It seemed fitting to start with the first figure that will be available Green Arrow. Click here to see large photos of the prototype. Images courtesy of Mark Huckabone. Watch for new Gallery pages all this week. What do you…

by Museum • July 30, 2009

Courtesy of World’s Greatest Toys author Benjamin Holcomb is the Lex Luthor prototype, our first of the new figures from this Mattel/EMCE collaberation. With all due respect to fans of Mr. Mxyzptlk, this figure is helping to erase one of the original WGSH lines biggest errors, the addition of Superman’s true arch enemy, the leader…

by Museum • July 30, 2009

Now that the dust has settled from the SDCC, we thought it might be fun to take a look individually of wave one of Mattel’s World’s Greatest Superheroes line (which is, still trippy to say) and hey, it’ll pass the time until Spring right? So, courtesy of World’s Greatest Toys author Benjamin Holcomb is the…

by Museum • July 24, 2009

At the “Mattel and DC Comics: A Heroic Partnership” Panel at this year’s San Diego Comic Con the big announcement was the return of the 8″ Superhero format! It’s the one Mego fans have been waiting for and something Dr.Mego (AKA Paul Clarke) and Joe Sena of EMCE toys have toiled on for ages. It’s…

by Museum • February 6, 2009

Be sure to visit room 1A18 tomorrow at 2:30 for:“MEGO: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE”Hosted by JUSTIN ACLIN of Toyfare magazinePanelists: MARTY ABRAMS, PAUL “DR. MEGO” CLARKE, JOE SENA (EMCE Toys), CHUCK TERCIERA (Diamond Select Toys) DAVE McCormick (Megomuseum) In the 1970s, MEGO was THE toy company. Their 8″ articulated figures, with cloth costuming, made them…

by Museum • December 1, 2008

There has never been a better Christmas to be a Megohead than 2008 (well I guess the 1970s but we don’t have a time machine) , seeing as there are more choices than just vintage product for those inclined to all things 8″ with clothing. Here are some of the things that can be under…

by Museum • September 24, 2008

New Gallery! Come see the new Gallery for the EMCE Toys Star Trek and Planet of the Apes Lines Jason brings us the neat Fun Rise Police Officer and another box variation for The Adventurer as well. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

by Museum • June 10, 2008

Like every year, folks from the Museum community step up and offer to run Mego Seminars in order to provide entertainment for the day. This also helps to thin the crowd down at the dealers area, so it’s really win/win. This years seminar’s included “Mego Mythbusters” headed by yours truly, Dave always gives me the…

by Museum • June 9, 2008

Dealer’s Room A close second to being in a room full of people who share your obsession (and speak your Mego language) is the Mego Meet Dealers Room. Whether your poison is MOC, loose, custom, repro, parts, you will never find a better grouping of all things Mego under one roof than here. The room…