Megozine : The Mego Collector's Magazine Single Issue Magazine – December 10, 2012

The content inside is nicely done, but the price on this is outrageous. As mentioned in my headline, this is four 11 x 17 (glossy color) sheets of paper folded in half and stapled. I have no doubt a lot of passion and care went into producing this, but if they need to charge ten dollars a copy to make this profitable or cover costs, then they should just put this content online and charge for ad space or something.

Nice pictures, good article on Lincoln, but sorry $10 for 12 pages is silly. I really wanted to love it but was disappointed.

love it

Do you remember being 10 years-old flipping through the toy section of a department store catalog over and over again, and getting so excited that you got goosebumps? Wanting SO BADLY to reach into the pages and pull the toys out of the pictures that it drove you a little crazy? That's the feeling I get thumbing through this magazine again and again.There's tons of beautiful pics of Megos (with toys and prototypes I didn't even know existed), lots of interesting new facts about Megos I never knew, a hilarious Mego themed comic, and a fantastic interview with comic artist Art Baltazar featuring tons of his incredible custom Megos.If you're a Mego collector you need this!

If you were a child in the 70's and played with toys, odds are you enjoyed a toy made by Mego corp.Today there are new toylines in honor of them. A toy show devoted to them. A website to archive them. And now a magazine to teach about them.The first issue has pictures never before seen by the public. Background on the 12 inch lines with variants, loads of pics, a comic strip, Monsters, a serving of Megomilk and one of the coolest covers you'll ever see. Can you name all the characters on it? You'll have a ball trying.

Any collector of vintage toys knows about the legendary toy company Mego, and this new magazine delves deeply into the world of Mego: detailed articles about the various Mego lines and toys inspired by them, photos and information on rarely seen Mego items and prototypes, and much more! This is the first of what I hope will be many issues! Very entertaining and informative, plus tons of eye candy photos. This is a magazine that I always wished existed and now it finally does!

If you love old toys from the 70's and 80's....pop culture or just a good read, you need this book. It's visually stunning and full of awesome stories with a few surprises (I won't spoil here).I not only enjoyed this issue but am anxious for the next issue, and the one after that.Highly, highly recommend giving this magazine a try. Good price and professionally done. WOW!