You can contact me at to chat or if you have one of my wanted items for sale. I also have tons of extra items too so if you are looking for something from one of these collections drop me a line I may have what your looking for. Thank you! Ric |
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About me: I started collecting toys when I was about 19. I went to a flea market and I found a toy similar to the ones I had as a child. It was a Mego type of karate figure. I bought it and started to think about the toys I had as a kid, Mego's super hero figures. Shortly after I found a magazine called TOYSHOP and I started getting back some of my childhood toys that I had. My favorite Mego figures were the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman dolls from the TV show. Mego figures and dolls are still a big part of my collection today. Since then I got into collecting other toys such as my favorite dolls Ideal's Comic Heroine Super Queen dolls. I first noticed them in Toyshop and wanted to know more about them and found out they are super rare and hard to complete but I'm gonna keep trying. My JEM doll collection by Hasbro started with my nieces. I used to watch the cartoon with my nieces Yvonne and Selina and I really loved it myself. One Christmas I bought them a Pizzazz doll and Glitter and Gold Jem/Jerrica doll. I secretly really enjoyed playing with these dolls with them. I of course back then was just being a good uncle but really I was loving Jem and her adventures. When my nieces no longer were interested in JEM, I continued to love her and watch the show and slowly started to collect them all. I of course would keep it to myself back then. As you can see by the size of my collection of JEM dolls and anything JEM, I can't really do that anymore. How JEM collecting became my biggest collection, I don't really remember how that happened but it has and JEM is in my collection to stay. Jem reminds me of one of my favorite times in my youth. Playing with my nieces and our Jem dolls. I still have the dolls I bought for my nieces that Christmas. The early 90s was a great time for Jem collectors, I got tons of JEM stuff on clearance! Great memories there too. Darci dolls by Kenner to me are connected to Jem. I first found a Darci doll at an antique store and she was nude and I searched the doll out as I could see she was very similar to Jem. I became more interested in Darci in the 90s when I was told by a Hasbro employee that JEM was modeled after Darci and some of her head molds are very similar and hard to deny they either were modeled after those molds or modified and used for Jem. Other dolls such as the Guardian Goddesses by Mattel I loved just because they were female type of super heroes and these dolls remind me of She-Ra. They pre-date She-Ra though. I first seen these dolls in a collectors book that showcased all types of dolls. I can't remember what book it is now though. I wish I did. Well that is how I came to own one of the biggest toy and doll collections around. |
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1. Boxed Wonder Woman Super Queen Comic Heroine Ideal doll dated 1967
a. need loose outfit and accessories for this doll too.
b. need Montgomery Wards exclusive boxed doll.
c. need Montgomery Wards accessories to nurses uniform
2. Boxed Batgirl Super Queen Comic Heroine Ideal doll dated 1967
a. need original belt, gloves cape, boots for Sears exclusive blonde Batgirl doll
b. need Sears Exclusive halter dress
c. need Sears exclusive boxed doll
3. Boxed Supergirl Super Queen Comic Heroine Ideal doll dated 1967
a. need loose the platinum blonde doll, can be nude
b. need the Sears exclusive halter dress
c. Sears exclusive boxed doll
4. Boxed Mera Super Queen Comic Heroine Ideal doll dated 1967
5. Boxed or carded Mego Supergals from the worlds greatest superheros line
a. Supergirl
b. Batgirl
c. Wonder Woman
d. Catwoman
e. Invisible Girl USA card or box
f. Isis Boxed
6. Boxed or loose Mego Secret Identity outfits and heads, NO repros wanted
a. Clark Kent Mego secret identity outfit and head or even just the glasses
b. Dick Grayson Mego secret identity outfit and head
c. Bruce Wayne Mego secret identity outfit and head
d. Peter Parker Mego secret identity outfit and head
7. Boxed Mego Dinah-Mite Black AA doll with the box that shows the AA doll on it.
8. Loose Removable Mask Robin Mask, must be original
9. IGA Mexican Jem dolls prefer sealed boxed dolls but will consider any
a. loose stormer top with the claws
b. Boxed Pizzazz doll hybrid or pure
c. Boxed Shana doll hybrid or pure
d. Boxed Aja pure
e. Boxed Stormer hybrid or pure
f. Boxed Roxy hybrid
g. BOXED RIO
h. LOOSE RIO, can be nude
i. Pizzazz's Mexican yellow shoes
10. Jem dolls made in Spain, any examples are needed boxed
a. loose Jem/Jerrica can be nude or just the shoes
b. loose Aja can be nude or just the shoes
c. Pizzazz can be nude or just the shoes
d. Roxy can be nude or just the shoes
e. Rio can be nude
11. Boxed JEM dolls and fashions in Canadian or Euro boxes or cards
a. 2nd year Shana
b. 2nd year Aja
c. 2nd year Stormer
d. 2nd year Pizzazz
e. 2nd year Roxy
f. Jetta (Was she available outside the USA?)
g. Clash in a Mint or Very Near Mint Box ONLY
h. need most 2nd year fashions especially flipsides in this packaging
i. French waterbed/piano with extra cardboard piece for piano
j. 2nd year Kimber
12. Darci Doll by Kenner
a. The Roller Skates
b. Shoe tote
c. High Roller Fashion complete or just pieces
13. Mego Wonder Woman Fashions carded or loose. These were marketed in Canada and The Euro Market and may have been sold in the USA. They are made for the Lynda Carter Mego dolls, the large size 12" dolls. Some packages have pin pin toys logo on them. The line was called Wonder Wardrobe and very few examples have turned up. LOOSE PIECES ACCEPTED as well
14. Mego Wonder Woman Playset for the 12" dolls. The playsets may or may not exist. These may have been made but to my knowledge only pictures of the prototypes exist and no examples have ever surfaced. If you have one Please let me know.
15. Mego Aquaman vs The Great White Shark set. MIB or just the shark loose.
