First, some background, Mego became an iconic toymaker in the 1970s when it licensed superhero characters from DC Comics and Marvel Comics and made a line of 8-inch-tall action figures that now ...

Up until now, the revival of iconic ’70s action figure manufacturer ... on selling more collector-focused toys online. Mego encompasses many licenses for 8-inch clothed figures, from Happy ...

But one incredibly rare Green Goblin Mego action figure blew expectations away at the lesser-known Hake’s Auctions in 2022.

Even the Grand Nagus himself won't want to miss out on the all new Mego 8" Quark action figure! Step right up – try your luck at the Dabo tables! Will Quark forgo profit to help Sisko keep DS9 safe?

Mego entered ... of selling action figures each with their own costume, so people could collect them all. We use the same exact body for each of our characters, whether they’re 8-inch or 12 ...

Fans of the "Re-Mego" 8 ... Apes figure originally produced by Mego Toys in the 1970s, as well as some updated and new-to-the-format DC character as part of the sadly-cancelled Retro-Action ...

When pop culture icons of the ’80s get the action figure treatment of the ’70s. Sort of. Mego made their name among kids and collectors in the pre-Star Wars era, with eight-inch articulated ...

Were you a collector of Mego toys in the early age of action figure collectibles? Are you excited to see the company enter the game once again? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Abrams took the toy company his parents founded, Mego Corporation, and turned it into the master manufacturer of action figures, making the original comic book hero toys, including Superman ...