The Mego Museum is proud to announce it’s first exclusive action figure on display at the EMCE Booth at the Toy Fair 2010 in New York City. As the Time Traveling Guardian of the Mego Museum, The Super Collector uses his time machine playset carrying case to accquire rare Mego artifacts in the 1970s…
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1978 Re-Imagined Cover Revealed! Catalog Coming Soon!
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That’s right! The long awaited Mego 1978 Reimagined Product Catalog is almost done! This fantasy Mego product catalog showcases the work of the Mego Museum’s amazing custom action figure artists and presents an All-Star line-up of figures we all wish Mego HAD MADE! Star Wars • World’s Greatest Super Heroes Continued • Star Trek Expanded…
Introducing: The Super Collector!
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Enough with the teasing! Here he is! This recently discovered ad from a 1973 issue of Captain America proves that our attempts to invent time travel have succeeded! Mego Museum scientists have sent the Super Collector back in time to discover the secrets of Mego history and bring back rare artifacts in his Museum playset…
Meanwhile, back in 1973:
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The Future is Tomorrow!
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Isn’t the future great? 2010 is looking to be a great year for Mego fans and fans of the Mego Museum! Stay tuned… Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
A Brief history of the Mego Museum and Obscure Mascots.
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When the Museum started in 1996 the Roman columns and marble statues were inspired by a trip to Caesar’s Palace in Vegas. The headless body of the Type 2 Mego–the foundation of virtually everything we know as Mego–was the main symbol, or mascot, for the Museum. The earliest mascot of the Museum was Anselm, a…
Magnetic Heroes Update
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A fabulous update at the MegoMuseum Magna Heroes Gallery today, courtesy of Mark Huackabone we have shots of the proposed American series of cards for the four heroes. Mego pitched the line using these very samples at Toy Fair 1980 and decided to abandon the line. These rare US cards were produced for display at…
Holy Burned Toast Batman!
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A new Mego Memory, here John Fiorella recieves his second Mego Batman, what happen to the first one you ask? John created a deathtrap for him in the family toaster. John explains his motives for doing it “The adam west show filled my brain with all sorts of traps for Bats to get out of…
America’s Favorite T.V and Comic Hero
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This page is from the 1977 for “Johnny’s Toys” a KY/OH based chain of toystores and features a tribute to the Batman (and some marvel characters snuck in there for good measure), interesting that they’re still using RC Batman years after he was discontinued, must have confused a pile of kids. Click on the image…
Mego Solid Box Robin
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New to Mego Museum Robin Page (and long overdue!) is the Solid Boxed Robin. Were you a lucky kid who snatched up one of these in ’73? Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
