Books about Megos

[goldenryan]

there was a mego book from like 1995. but i wasn't as good as the others mentioned not sure the name of the author i gave the book to a friend of mine so he has something to look out for at yard sales and shows.

[palitoy]

I think the one you're mentioning is by Wallace M Crouch.

[goldenryan]

yep, is he a member here? and isn't john bonavita a member here as well?

[pmwasson]

I was flipping through a book at the library that had a few pages about Spider-Man megos:
Spider-Man The Icon: The Life and Times of a Pop Culture Phenomenon (Spiderman) (Hardcover)

[palitoy]

I was flipping through a book at the library that had a few pages about Spider-Man megos:
Spider-Man The Icon: The Life and Times of a Pop Culture Phenomenon (Spiderman) (Hardcover)

That book not only rocks but it mentions the museum!

[livnxxxl]

That book not only rocks but it mentions the museum!

Then if that is the case that book really rocks then! Me want one!

[dumbldor]

The Wallace Crouch book is light on content and quality photography, but it really inspired me to "collect them all" back in my mid-90s graduate school days. It was like candy.

[goldenryan]

before the mego books i never knew there were magnetic heroes, space 1999, zorro the list goes on....

[vintage spideyfan]

I'd love see something covering the other formats: 3.75" lines, the 12" inch lines, bend n' flexes, the die cast and magnetic heroes...

[Earth 2 Chris]

Tomart's did several "Guide to Action Figure Books". I have the 92 edition. It has some pretty good Mego figure pics, but the info isn't exactly accurate (definitely NOT Tomart's strong point).

Greenberg's is notoriously bad for misinformation. I'm sure many folks are still looking for the 8" Green Goblin's glider thanks to that book.

New books!?! Spill! Spill!!!

Chris