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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!
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!
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.
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Very pleased to announce the latest Mego Museum Trading Card (Number 81 to be exact) of Edward Teach AKA Blackbeard himself from the "World's Greatest Super Pirates" line.
If that weren't enough we've also revised Blackbeards' gallery page with new photography and foreign packaging, click on the picture to visit.
Discuss on the Mego Museum Forums!
Finishing our Merry Men theme this week is Robin Hoodt from the World's Greatest Super Merry Men being a desperate outlaw (although as we've seen, he won't alone for long) Our own Scott Adams designed this fun night scene and the card was sponsored by Thomas, Joe and Paul at the Mego Forum.
Continuing on our Merry Men theme this week is WillScarlett from the World's Greatest Super Merry Men giving Mego Robin Hood a lesson in humility it seems. Our own Scott Adams designed this fun night scene and the card was sponsored by Jadan and his dad Darren aka "Starsky" at the Mego Forum.
Continuing on our Merry Men theme this week (not in order mind you) is Little John from the World's Greatest Super Merry Men giving Mego Robin Hood a lesson in humility it seems. Our own Scott Adams designed this fun scene and the card was sponsored by Bobby Simpson aka Bobws at the Mego Forum.
Another series of cards is upon us, continuing with the Legends theme we have Friar Tuck from the World's Greatest Super Merry Men giving Mego Robin Hood a little help across the river. Our own Scott Adams designed this fun scene and the card was sponsored by Anderson, Erik and Mark, three great members of the Mego Forum.
The Black Knight finally gets an audience with Mego King Arthur and all is made right again. THis card was sponsored by Thomas Meuleman and Dave "Aussie Mego Man".
As American West Week rolls on we have a new trading card for that Master Showman Buffalo Bill, art by Scott Adams and sponsored by the "International Men of Mystery"
Mego Meet Card # 2 is actually Card #3, due to overwhelming demand, we have reprinted the Amazon Princess herself.
It's Davey Crockett, king of the wild frontier (Now I have that song in my head, great) our latest trading card which will be given out at this weekend's Mego Meet convention. (For more info on that click here) The image as always, was rendered by our own Scott Adams (who will be on hand at the meet showcasing his Dida displays) and the cards publication was sponsored by Brian Kingsbury AKA Adam West on the Museum Boards.There is one more card to be revealed and I'm sure lots of updates from the floor of Megomeet, so if you can't attend, please stay tuned.....
Scott has unveiled the two new Mego American West trading cards currently available, Cochise (which has never been revealed before) and Will Bill. Check them out here.
Trade Cards at the Megomuseum Card Forum.
