Mego - Atlas Comics - Hands of the Dragon 8" Action Figure With Comic (Pre-Order Ships February)

Mego - Atlas Comics - Hands of the Dragon 8" Action Figure With Comic

Step into the world of 1970s martial arts mystique with this officially licensed Mego 8" action figure featuring Hands of the Dragon from Atlas Comics. This collectible brings the legendary kung-fu hero to life in Mego's signature retro style, complete with authentic period detailing and the classic interchangeable body design that made Mego an industry icon.

Product Highlights:

• Authentic 8-inch scale Mego action figure with cloth costume and interchangeable body
• Officially licensed Atlas Comics character from the classic 1970s era
• Includes vintage-style comic book featuring Hands of the Dragon
• Premium collector packaging with retro Mego branding
• Part of Mego's celebrated revival line honoring the golden age of action figures

About the Character:
Hands of the Dragon emerged during Atlas Comics' brief but memorable run in the 1970s, capturing the martial arts craze that defined the era. This figure faithfully recreates the character's iconic look with period-accurate costume details and accessories.

About MEGO Corporation:
Originally founded in 1954 by Dave Abrams, Marty Abrams—now commonly known as 'the father of action figures'—took the helm of the company in 1971 and shifted the direction to licensed action figures, including the legendary 'World's Greatest Super Heroes' line, celebrity dolls, and the Micronauts toy line. Mego became famous for its 8-inch scale figures with interchangeable bodies, which eventually became an industry standard.

Mego Corporation re-launched in 2018 with a partnership between Marty Abrams and Joel Rosenzweig, focusing on 8-inch action figures and launching with popular licenses from CBS, Warner Brothers, Sony, and Epic.

Collector's Note:
This figure represents a unique crossover between Mego's storied history and the cult-favorite Atlas Comics library. Perfect for fans of vintage action figures, martial arts pop culture, and 1970s comic book nostalgia.