Mego ruled the 1970s toy game with Spider-Man, The Fonz, ... Logan’s Run, King Kong, and an assortment of DC and Marvel superheroes, including Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and Hulk.

Great Neck toy manufacturer Mego Corp. will release an interactive 2XL Cobot toy next year. The A.I.-powered conversational robot will retail for $150 to $200. Mego projects sales to reach more ...

Mego has is history with DC Comics, mainly for its long-running line of World's Greatest Super Heroes collectibles. It was in 1972 when the toy company got its boost from its stepping into the ...

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 ...

Mezco‘s latest One:12 Collective Superman isn’t the first one they’ve made, but it might be the most Superman they’ve made. Featuring a whopping seven different heads, along with magnetic ...

Mego is making a comeback. The big announcement came through today that the classic toy line will be available exclusively at Target stores starting on July 29.

Founded in 1954, Mego Corp. was created by D. David and Madeline Abrams as a line of dime store toys. In 1971, the couple’s then-28-year-old son, Martin “Marty” Abrams, fresh out of business ...

Mego entered the scene in 1954 as a producer of cheap dime store toys but pivoted to action figures when the founders’ son, Martin “Marty” B. Abrams, took over the business in 1971. Abrams ...

Welcome back to Toy Aisle, io9’s weekly round up of the toys that we’ll be buying immediately after we’re done staring at everything at San Diego Comic-Con next week. While there’s all ...