Yet another exclusive peak from BifBangPow! This time it’s the highly anticipated Flash Gordon action figures based on the cult classic 1980 film. The card art for series one features some beautiful artwork used to promote the original film itself. What do we have on the back of the card? The Flash Gordon Prototype figure,…
Category: Mego
Venture Brothers Card Art: A Sneak Peak
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The good folks at BifBangPow! have given the Megomuseum another early look at their packaging, this time for Henchmen 24 and 21 from the hit series “The Venture Brothers” If you think they pretty true to the show, it’s because show creators Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick jointly designed them, you can’t get a better…
Twilight Zone Packaging Revealed
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The good folks at BifBangPow! have given the Megomuseum an exclusive look at the packaging for their highly anticipated line of Twilight Zone 8″ Action Figures. Each one of their retro styled figures will come on this wonderfully designed card back, click on the images for a closer look. Visit the Bif Bang Pow Twilight…
An Update From China
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My mail box was filled with unbridled joy this morning as I got my first glimpse at the finished Mego Museum Super Collector action figure packaging. Stay tuned for more updates… Read all About the Super Collector Here! Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
77 Mego Order Form Part 2: Loving the Micronauts!
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Another find from the smelly box of musty old paperwork. It’s page four of the 1977 Mego Order Form complete with the thoughts of the toy buyer, it’s interesting to see what the thought process was at the time. Click on the image for a better look: As we can see here, somebody was crazy…
A 1977 Mego Order Form with Buyer’s Notes
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In a box of very musty paperwork comes this wonderful bit of Mego history. It’s a 1977 Mego Order Form complete with the thoughts of the toy buyer, it’s interesting to see what the thought process was at the time. Click on each image for a better look: Page One The buyer seems impressed with…
Mego Ad: 1970
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This rather inconspicous ad is from a 1970 toy trade publication, buried deeply in the back. Within three years Mego was taking out the front page of almost every toy industry publication and would remain doing so until the close of the decade. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
Long John Silver Finds Mego Treasure!
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Mego Museum Trading Card Number 84 is celebrated literary character and dirty sea dog Long John Silver! As expected we’ve updated his Gallery page to show packaging, foreign items and his type two doppleganger! Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
Captain Patch Give No Quarter To His Mego Enemies!
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Mego Museum Trading Card Number 83 is the most generic of scurvy dogs, Captain Patch! As expected we’ve updated his Gallery page to show packaging, foreign items and his weird-o knockoff! Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
Jean Lafitte Defends the Mego Museum Shores
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Very pleased to announce the latest Mego Museum Trading Card (Number 82 this time) of pirate/smuggler/American war hero Jean Lafitte from the “World’s Greatest Super Pirates” line. If that weren’t enough we’ve also revised Jean Lafitte’s gallery page with new photography and foreign packaging, click on the picture to visit. Discuss on the Mego Museum…
