Showing posts with label comic action heroes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic action heroes. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2010

The Comic Action Batcopter Prototype


This early test shot of the Comic Action Bat Copter has a few notable differences between it and the one that made it to market, click on the picture to check it out.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

A 1977 Mego Order Form with Buyer's Notes

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:



1977 mego order form click for a larger view



Page One The buyer seems impressed with the two million dollar Cher TV promotion but not the items that won't have commercials. Apparently he doesn't care for Jaclyn Smith or Lindsay Wagner much...

1977 mego order form click for a larger view



Page Two No love for the Star Trek Mission to Gamma 6 Playset and the Science Kits are labelled "Difficult Item" but the Trekulator is great? CB Mchaul is a total no go but there is much love for the Wayne Foundation.

1977 mego order form click for a larger view



Page Three A lot of lines like Our Gang and One Million BC get shot down but Muhammad Ali, Starsky and Hutch and King Kong get gold stars. Most interesting is the thumbs up for the abandoned Comic Action Spiderman Tower playset, too bad more buyers didn't think that way.....
If you want to see more Vintage Mego Order Forms, check out our Order Form Gallery at the Mego Museum Library.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Canadian Comic Action Heroes Spider-Car


Really neat foreign variation today, courtesy of Mark Schmidt, it's the Canadian Version of the Mego Comic Action heroes Spider-Car which is drastically different than it's US counterpart seen below:





For more on these figures, please visit the Mego Museum Comic Action Heroes Gallery:

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

How to Mangle your Goblin

mego mangler

Get your minds out of the gutter, this is about the Mangler, one of Mego's weirder toys from the Comic Action Heroes line. If you've ever wondered how it works, then wonder no where as we've posted the original instructions here (or you can click the picture).

Mego Museum Mangler Gallery

Mego Museum Forums

Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Rare Mego Batmobile Gift Set

Mego Comic Action Heroes 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.



Mego Star Trek Aliens 4

The Fourth wave of Mego Star Trek Aliens are just one of the submissions to the 1978 Re:Imagined Project that's in full swing. Check out the 1978 forum to see all the submissions!


And don't forget in 6 days, we unveil the Lost Treasures of the Mego Showroom, truly the Mego find of the decade and one you won't want to miss...

Thursday, December 13, 2007

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

Friday, July 06, 2007

Comic Action Heroes Batmobile Commercial



Another remastered Mego commercial, this time from the Comic Action Heroes line it's Batman and the Exploding bridge!

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

An Explosion in the Hall of Justice!

this looks like the penguins calling card!

Sometimes you don't see something even though it's staring you in the face. That's the case with today's fun update, we reveal the two different Mego Fortress of Solitude Playsets that are out there. A completely revised gallery that also features new evidence this was originally supposed to be called the Hall of Justice.




caesar from planet of the apes click here to view the thread src=

I love good Planet of the Apes customs, that's why I'm smitten with Jim's rendition of Caesar from Conquest of the Planet of the Apes. Call it monkey love I guess.....