Category: WGSH

Ward’s dwindling Mego Selection in 1980

Another addition to the rapidly expanding Mego Department Store Catalog Archive this time focusing on the sad one page Mego content in the 1980’s Wards Catalog. World’s Greatest Superheroes Micronauts and the Elastic Heroes all smushed together…. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

Streeeetch Hulk

A cool addition to the Museum Galleries today, it’s a UK released Stretch Hulk by Denys Fisher, courtesy of Will. Click on the picture to visit the gallery and see the new content. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

Lost Treasures of the 1974 Mego Showroom

The Mego find of the decade sounds a bit like a dream a lot of collectors have had, a young Mego employee asks to keep the items from the 1974 Toy Fair showroom and then stores them in a climate controlled closet for 34 years. That’s exactly what toy collector/dealer Bruce Zalkin encountered recently when…

Rare Mego Batmobile Gift Set

A terrific addition today to the Megomuseum Galleries, the extremely rare Mego Comic Action Heroes Batmobile Set. This is without a doubt one of the rarest Superhero toys Mego produced, few boxed examples have survived. The Fourth wave of Mego Star Trek Aliens are just one of the submissions to the 1978 Re:Imagined Project that’s…

Circus World Store 1976

During the holiday season, it’s not hard to remember the long gone retailers of yesterday and we’ve added a real memory jog to the Mego ad archive today. It’s a mall Circus World store and if you look hard, you might see something familiar in the window. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

Another Great Comic Ad

This great ad for the Mego World’s Greatest Superheroes was provided by Rob Kelly, creator of the great Aquaman Shrine. Note how illustrations of Mego Comic Action Heroes are being used to sell the 8″ figures. Visit the Megomuseum Heroes World Gallery Today Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

Mego Christmas Memories

Brian Butler provided us with some vintage coolness for the Mego Memories Page, it’s not often you see Aquaman and Tarzan in vintage Christmas shots. Check out Brian’s great blog What My Dad Saw for more vintage goodness. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset

Get it at the Superhero Shop

A bit of toy insider history today with this staged toy store shot from Licensing Corporation of America (LCA) who in 1977 handled the DC comics Superheroes. This four page ad, meant to entice toy manufacturers into licensing the heroes, shows the top licensors at the time which means lots of Mego product in the…

1973 World’s Greatest Superheroes Ad

This great black and white ad featuring the orignal four Mego World’s Greatest Superheroes is courtesy of Rob Kelly and was in a December 1973 issue of Creepy. If you’re into Black and White Comic Magazines, check out the terrific blog All in black and white for 75 cents Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset