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Invisible Man - Universal Monsters 8in Action Figure The Mego Mad Monster laboratory is at it once again! Mego is super excited to present The World’s Greatest Mego Monsters Invisible Man - officially licensed from Universal Studios! The Invisible Man will be frightening his way into the Megoverse for the first time ever with this fan favorite version! “An invisible man can rule the world. Nobody will see him come, nobody will see him go. He can hear every secret!” What unseeable horrors will the Invisible Man unleash upon us?? Can he be stopped?? You decide!! Mego is taking its fans to unseen depths of horror with the all-new 8” Invisible Man action figure! The Invisible Man comes with screen accurate detail and sculpting as seen in the 1933 film! “He’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere - catch him if you can!”

Krampus joins the Mego lineup! This Official Edition 8Inch tall Action Figure features 26 points of articulation and a real cloth outfit with screen-accurate accessories. Each 8Inch Mego figure comes in retro-styled blister packaging with an illustrated backing card.

Phantom of the Opera “Out of the hell-fire of horror unimaginable rises the figure of terror incarnate!” Mego proudly presents Hammer Horror’s The Phantom of the Opera! The Phantom is making an auspicious return to the Megoverse with the all-new version of this timeless Horror icon! “Driven by HATE to live behind a mask of horror. Driven by LOVE to steal the beauty the world denied him!” His life’s work stolen … the composer is horribly disfigured by fire trying to reclaim what is his! Now the Phantom lives out his days beneath the opera house in a subterranean cavern - looking for his next inspiration … “And when you sing, Christine, you will be singing only... for me.” Mego and Hammer Horror fans can now play out the Phantom’s journey of love and revenge with the all-new 8” classically styled action figure! The Phantom is outfitted with screen accurate attire and sculpting as seen in the 1962 Hammer Horror film. “The most unusual tale of terror - and love - ever told!”