Toy collectors everywhere are always anxious to get their hands on a new product that has become available within the stores. This is one reason that marvel action figures are so popular with many males. Some of these items have been around for decades since Mego first introduced them to the public. Everyone was able to purchase Thor, Invisible Girl, Mr. Fantastic, The Thing, The Human Torch, Hulk, Iron Man, Spiderman, Conan and many others from this particular company.
Thor is a handsome character who is stronger than many of the characters that were created by the Stan Lee comics franchise. Stan Lee really had a winner when he first drew this mighty looking God who could control the weather and other things with his hammer. Many villains would run away from this powerful male and his tools of destruction.
Thor was a blond character since this hair color was quite popular back in the 70's. The workers at Mego made him realistic looking since his hair was rooted and his clothing were made from cloth. The toy makers of today really do not put the same quality into this figure since his hair and everything else is made from one mold.
Young girls and boys really enjoyed having a Sue Storm doll when they were growing up. Fans everywhere knew that Sue was the Invisible Girl who could make herself and other objects disappear. She was part of the Fantastic Four group and the only female among the males. There was a movie made about this character and her teammates a few years ago and it did really well at the box office. Mattel jumped on the band wagon and made their own version of this figure after the movie was released.
Sue had a husband named Reed Richards and he was the leader of this fantastic group of individuals. Everyone at Mego knew that a Mr. Fantastic doll should be added to their list of super hero statues. Their version of Reed was also realistic looking and he is very valuable on the current toy market. Toy Biz tried to make their own image of Mr. Fantastic but it does not have the same quality as the Mego brand doll.
A big green giant named the Incredible Hulk was also added to the Mego toy list. This statue was based upon the popular television series which aired within the United States. The figure wore a pair of ripped shorts and he had a very ugly grin across his face. Later productions of this toy came in a smaller version and they were also made through Toy Biz.
Spiderman is an iconic hero who has had his own television series and several movies throughout the years. Older people remember how excited they were when Mego came out with their version of this character. His face was carefully molded with a unique spider's mask but his clothes are removable.
Mego made sure to produce two major characters who did not like Spiderman. The Lizard was a man who turned into a dangerous reptile at certain times and he was quite dangerous. The Green Goblin was another foe who murdered Peter Parker's girlfriend. Young people enjoyed playing with these dolls and creating their own comic book scenes.
Thor is a handsome character who is stronger than many of the characters that were created by the Stan Lee comics franchise. Stan Lee really had a winner when he first drew this mighty looking God who could control the weather and other things with his hammer. Many villains would run away from this powerful male and his tools of destruction.
Thor was a blond character since this hair color was quite popular back in the 70's. The workers at Mego made him realistic looking since his hair was rooted and his clothing were made from cloth. The toy makers of today really do not put the same quality into this figure since his hair and everything else is made from one mold.
Young girls and boys really enjoyed having a Sue Storm doll when they were growing up. Fans everywhere knew that Sue was the Invisible Girl who could make herself and other objects disappear. She was part of the Fantastic Four group and the only female among the males. There was a movie made about this character and her teammates a few years ago and it did really well at the box office. Mattel jumped on the band wagon and made their own version of this figure after the movie was released.
Sue had a husband named Reed Richards and he was the leader of this fantastic group of individuals. Everyone at Mego knew that a Mr. Fantastic doll should be added to their list of super hero statues. Their version of Reed was also realistic looking and he is very valuable on the current toy market. Toy Biz tried to make their own image of Mr. Fantastic but it does not have the same quality as the Mego brand doll.
A big green giant named the Incredible Hulk was also added to the Mego toy list. This statue was based upon the popular television series which aired within the United States. The figure wore a pair of ripped shorts and he had a very ugly grin across his face. Later productions of this toy came in a smaller version and they were also made through Toy Biz.
Spiderman is an iconic hero who has had his own television series and several movies throughout the years. Older people remember how excited they were when Mego came out with their version of this character. His face was carefully molded with a unique spider's mask but his clothes are removable.
Mego made sure to produce two major characters who did not like Spiderman. The Lizard was a man who turned into a dangerous reptile at certain times and he was quite dangerous. The Green Goblin was another foe who murdered Peter Parker's girlfriend. Young people enjoyed playing with these dolls and creating their own comic book scenes.
