Bring the magic of Hogwarts to your home with Figures Toy Company's latest release; a new line of retro style action figures based on Harry Potter! Wizards and muggles alike will be delighted to know that Harry, his friends Ron Weasley and Hermoine Granger, and the nefarious Draco Malfoy will be released in both 8 inch and 12 inch action figure form! The figures will be dressed in realistic cloth clothing that is true to each character, and each of these wizards will also have their trademark wand!
If you're spellbound by that news, then you'll love what else Figures Toy Company has up their sleeve. Now you (yes, YOU!) can join Hogwarts without waiting for an owl to deliver your acceptance letter! Through their My Face On A Figure subsidiary, Figures Toy Company is offering collectors the chance to have their likeness scanned for a figure and choose what house their figure will represent! Official outfits for Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin will be available for you to choose from!
You don't have to visit Diagon Alley to get these amazing items! They'll be available for you to order thru Figures Toy Company and MyFaceOnAFigure.com: Create an action figure of yourself! very soon! In the meantime, we've cast a spell on social media, and you can follow along with updates on Harry Potter and Figures Toy Company's other licenses by using the hashtag #MMFTCNEWS!
Farewell, Mr. Spock. The character portrayed by late Leonard Nimoy was featured on so many of our favorite Mego era toys. His passing reminded us of all the fun we had as children. Here are some of our favourite pieces at the Mego Museum.
Mr. Spcok Mego Museum Trading Card, one of our most popular.
The Vulcan Explorer was an item proposed by Mego but never made it to market. Scott Adams digitally recreated it based on Vinnie Baiera's description.
Mego Spcok got a starring role in the "Big Bang Theory" not too long ago in a fun send up of the old collector's dilemma, "Should I take it out of the box?"
THE MEGO ART OF NEAL ADAMS
Legendary comic artist Neal Adams had more than a small hand in shaping a 70s kid's happy childhood. Not onyl did he draw some of the more iconic DC and Marvel comics of the era but he also did some package design for the World's Greatest Toy Company.
A handful of us got to witness Adams walking into the MegoCon 2004 dealer's room pointing to various items stating "I did that!" and "I still have the original to that!". Here are some of our favourites that Adams produced for Mego.
Comic Action Heroes : The Mangler
Popy Japan Batman Box
Batcoders header card
Fortress of Solitude packaging for Comic Action Heroes.
Comic Action Heroes Toy Trade Advertisement.
TOY SHOW ALERT!
San Jose Super Toy & Comic Book Show Saturday and Sunday MARCH 7 and 8, 2015
Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
344 TULLY RD.
SAN JOSE CA.
95111
240 tables of Vintage to Modern Toys, Comics and Collectibles. Artists, Video game memorabilia & dolls.
Thanks to our generous friends at Entertainment Earth and Bif Bang Pow! We have another giveaway this week.
This week it's a minty carded Bernadette from the newly released wave of Big Bang Theory figures. While I'm not up on this show, I can honestly say this is a terrific figure and great likeness.
This week's winner is Barret Tutor, Congrats!
Like all our contests, all you have to be is subscribed to win, so it's open to any member of our list, the odds are terrific!
Did somebody say "Kresge"? An amazing collection of orginal Mego vintage Mego Superhero figures on Kresge cards is up for grabs on the forums, this is pretty serious stuff, check it out here.
This week the spotlight falls on jacsfc's Teen Titan Robin. He is built smaller, faster, and better than he was. If anyone recognizes where the head originally came from, please give a shout.
Interesting Shopping at the Mego Museum Shopping Mall, swing by today and browse, we have plenty of parking.
This King Kong Game never saw the light of day but it's stored at the Mego Museum thanks to the donations of former Mego designer Vincent Baiera, to see more visit the Lost Mego Archive.
Legendary comic artist Neal Adams had more than a small hand in shaping a 70s kid's happy childhood. Not onyl did he draw some of the more iconic DC and Marvel comics of the era but he also did some package design for the World's Greatest Toy Company.
Interesting Shopping at the 
