E-Man Action Figure coming to New York Comic Con! Exclusive 1st Look!

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E-Man is making his debut as a retro style action figure at New York Comic Con 2015. Stop by Joe Staton’s table in Artist Alley to check it out! E-Man made his comic book debut over four decades ago, from Charlton Comics in 1973, and was created by writer Nicola Cuti and artist Joe Staton.…

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[rodkeith]

Love the character! I assume these will be generally available sometime next year?

[sprytel]

Not up on the character... but that is such a neat figure. Really great job on the head sculpt.

[pmwasson]

He turned out great!

[Godzilla]

Stuff like this is why I love the Mego format. I'd love to snag one.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

YES!! That is awesome!! I definitely need one of those! Excellent job, and great likeness.

[Goblin19]

Don't know the character, but that figure is killer.

[tiinacat]

e-Man came back around several times in the 80's when I ran into him, and the 70's run as well, if I recall was reprinted. Stories were fun and exciting, maybe a new collection will be released (here's to Megaton Man as well getting a figure and complete reprint) much like the Captain Canuck collection that was out. Great figure, hope there is a way to get one if we can't attend. Now if we just get a DynamiteComics retro line in remego with Hornet and Superpowers I will ask of nothing more.

[drogge]

purchase

Please tell me I will be able to buy one without going to NY.

[EMCE Hammer]

Something tells me there is more similar coolness to come from Random Noir.

[tiinacat]

Hope for new news as well, sign me up.

[Boywonder0]

Ditto!

Please tell me I will be able to buy one without going to NY.

[samurainoir]

e-Man came back around several times in the 80's when I ran into him, and the 70's run as well, if I recall was reprinted. Stories were fun and exciting, maybe a new collection will be released

Bring this Diamond code to your local comics shop
Item Code: JUL151273

E-Man: The Early Years
First Comics;

First off, it’s fun to see the First Comics logo on a new product after all these years. Second, it’s great that that one of their first products is a beautiful collection of Nicola Cuti and Joe Staton’s E-Man.

This volume includes the entire 10-issue Charlton Comics E-Man run (that preceded the character’s First Comics run), along with the covers commissioned for the 1980s First Comics reprint series and pieces done for Charlton Bullseye.

The material has been very nicely restored and re-colored. It’s lost neither its humor nor charm, and it still possesses the wonderful, naïve optimism of its title character.

If you’re tired of the cynical “heroes” of today or if you just want the relive the fun of the original material, this is definitely one to check out.

and new adventures are in the works from Charlton Neo (Bringing the character full circle):

http://charltonneo.blogspot.ca/2014/09/back-where-they-belong-nick-cuti-and.html

[samurainoir]

Joe Staton's table is Artist Alley C-6 at New York Comic Con. If anyone is in attendance, please take some pics for us!

Here's the original prototype Scott put together for our pitch. (Shoutout to Austin as well).
emanproto1.jpg

and here's the first run of figures Scott has assembled, that are currently enroute to New York (thanks Andy).
emans1.jpg

We'll hopefully have a limited amount of figures available to Mego Museum members at some point after NYCC.
Post here or drop us a line if you want one, just to give us an idea of how many we should be assembling to meet demand.

[Bronxboykev]

Something tells me there is more similar coolness to come from Random Noir.

Random Noir... LOVE IT!!!