Tag: Mego Museum

Supervator

The Supervator is a slightly curious item invented for Mego by Marvin Glass and Associates, it is part toy and part game of skill as you attempt to slide your heros down the fishing wire to retrieve secret plans, you…

Captain Americar

My personal favorite. Mego really listened to Marvel when they suggested product ideas and we’re better for it.   Watch our video on the Mego Captain Americar.   Cap’s shield jumps forward on the front, clobbering his enemies, that’s 7…

Pocket Heroes Red Cards

Red Card Checklist Superman, Batman, Robin, Hulk, Spiderman, Zod, Jor El and Luthor. Red cards are thought to be the earliest release in the Pocket Heroes line and the most commonly found. There is tremendous surplus in this line, MOC…

12 Inch Hulk

Below is a boxed Canadian (Grand Toys) Example of the 12″ Hulk, Mego went all out with it’s Deluxe Hulk, dig that labcoat!        12″ Hulk before “Fly Away Action” Mego’s US released boxes tended to be white.…

Comic Action Mangler

  Mego Comic Action Heroes Mangler Playset Packaging artwork by Neal Adams One of the many Comic Action Heroes accessories is the Mego Mangler, which included a Comic Action Green Goblin figure is the strangest piece ever made for the Mego Superheroes and one of…

Comic Action Invisible Plane Playset

Pictured above is the slightly smaller Canadian Grand Toys box for the playset. The Canadian box is smaller than the US release and features altered graphics. The Exploding Tower Playset allowed Mego to make an Invisible Jet and they did a great…

Comic Action Exploding Bridge Playset

Packaging artwork by Neal Adams   Pictured above is the very rare version of this Mego set with four free figures courtesy BraIn Note the prototype Comic Action Hero Batman on the box. Mego Comic Action Batmobile and the Mego Pocket…

Batman

BATMAN LINKS 1973 Introduction Variations Accessory Check Museum Group Shot PACKAGING Solid Box Window Boxes Kresge Cards 1976 Card 1977 Card 1979 Card French Card Harbert Italy Card Palitoy Green Card Palitoy UK Card Fist Fighter Fist Fighter UK Popy…

Jet Jungle

For a Mego collector, there is nothing more exciting than finding out you’re not done. When Tex Willer first appeared in the mid nineties or when John Bonavita unveiled Zorro within the pages of his book, making many collectors turn…

AJ Lost Continent

The Mego Lost Continent Box had two versions, this one explains that this playset would also be good for Mego “Planet of the Apes” figures. Apes were easily out selling AJ at the time.   The back of the box…

The Waltons

Waltons Menu John Boy Ellen Pa Walton Ma Walton Grandma Walton Grandpa Walton Walton’s Farmhouse Walton’s Truck BACK TO TV FAVES MENU     A testament to the licensing giant that Mego was, the Waltons was a bit of a…

Happy Days

Happy Days Menu Introduction Fonzie Richie Potsie Ralph Fonzie’s Jalopy Fonzie’s Motorcycle Fonzie’s Garage BACK TO TV FAVES MENU Fonzie Return to Top The Mego Happy Days line is one of the better television toy collections. Although there are some likeness…

Buck Rogers 3 3/4″ Action Figures

Original Line Artwork for the 3″ Buck Rogers line including the playset. Rumour has it this line was bought as a favor to a licensing agent who had helped Mego out in the past.   Despite this Mego put high quality…

The Wizard

The Wizard (Item No. 51500/7) The Wizard (Item No. 51500/7): The seventh in the line of Wizard of Oz figures, this late-released item recreates the character of the Wizard of Oz (Frank Morgan) from the film.  The Wizard comes on…

Star Trek The Motion Picture 3 3/4″

  Intro Return to Top   By the late 70’s Star Trek has snowballed into a phenomenon, the announcement of a Star Trek motion picture had truly excited the movie going public then sci fi crazy after Star Wars Mania had…

Star Trek

Mego’s “Star Trek” line was “officially” based on the live-action series in syndication in 1974, but the Mego designers appear to have referred repeatedly to The Animated Series for inspiration.  It’s not difficult to imagine why frugal, economical Mego would…

Neptunian

The Neptunian (Item No. 51203/1), providing a rather inauspicious start to the line of Aliens figures. This figure is actually fairly ornate and well-designed, in a Saturday-afternoon-sci-fi-serial kind of way, but its great failure is that it NEVER APPEARED IN…

Cheron

The Mego Cheron (Item No. 51203/4), arguably the best attempt at a “Star Trek” Alien within the first series of Aliens. This estimation is not due to any impressive degree of craftsmanship in the Cheron, but is instead indicative of…

Aliens Series One

    The outstanding success of the “Star Trek” line naturally led to new releases over the next two years.  Mego’s first priority was to give the Enterprise crew more adversaries to fight.  In 1975, four new figures were released:…

Planet of the Apes Playsets

POTA PLAYSETS Action Stallion Battering Ram Catapult and Wagon Forbidden Zone Trap Fortress Jail Rock Launcher Throne Treehouse Village PLANET OF THE APES INDEX Playsets and Accessories: Action Stallion Mego did a fair bit of recycling from Action Jackson to…