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 ...

Marty Abrams, front right, CEO of Mego Corp., and his team are based at the company's headquarters in Great Neck. Credit: Newsday/Alejandra Villa Loarca ...

For decades, the Mego Corporation cornered the market on pint-sized superhero action figures. But no matter where you fall on ...

A lost piece of comic book — and action figure — history will return to fans in a deluxe new format this summer with IDW Publishing’s announcement of 'Michael Golden’s Micronauts Artist ...

Mego Corporation is back. The toymaker will bring their figures back to store shelves exclusively to target this fall, with Star Trek, DC Comics, and more!

Mego Corp. Facebook page Lauren Orsini: Why is Mego, a company with a 60+ year history, doing a publicity push now? Marty Abrams: We’re doing press right now not only in the US, but the whole world.

If you grew up in the 1970s, you probably had your eye on the Mego Corporation's first ever Star Trek action figures and accompanying Enterprise bridge playset with "spin action transporter" and a ...

Legendary toymaker Mego Corp. has returned to the world of injection molded action figures. Great Neck, N.Y.-based Mego made the comeback official in July at San Diego Comic-Con. Original Mego ...

Mego CEO Marty Abrams: Father of The Action Figure By Claude Solnik Posted on June 24, 2019 Marty Abrams, of Great Neck, CEO of Mego Corp., with his action figures.

One of the first companies to enter the action figure foray is coming back into the spotlight with a bang — Mego Corporation has agreed to a licensing deal with Stan Lee‘s POW! Entertainment ...

Founded in 1954 by D. David Abrams, the Mego Corporation was a family-run business that originally churned out cheap, no-name toys for sale in dime stores. That all changed in 1971, when Abrams ...