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Halloween 1978 Michael Myers Designer Series Figure by Mezco Toyz

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A new stylized Designer Series Figure is coming from Mezco Toyz. they have opened up pre-orders for their Halloween (1978) – Michael Myers Designer Series Figure. This 6″ tall figure features an ultra stylized design based on the original Halloween film. It includes about 10 points of articulation, a swap out right hand, a butcher’s knife, and a Jack O’ Lantern. The figure is priced at $29, with a release set for some time between May 2019 and July of 2019. Check out the pre-order link and details below. You can see some new photos by clicking the headline of the story.

Mezco Designer Series Halloween (1978): Michael Myers

“…I realized that what was living behind that boy’s eyes was purely and simply… evil.”

Michael Myers, based on John Carpenter’s critically acclaimed film, Halloween, joins the Mezco Designer Series!

Michael’s dark eyes peer through his emotionless white mask. The seemingly unstoppable silent stalker is presented in blue coveralls and comes complete with a butcher knife that fits neatly into his right hand, an additional right hand to recreate haunting poses from the film, and a jack-o-lantern that he can hold.

The M.D.S. Michael Myers figure stands approximately 6” tall and features 10 points of articulation. He comes packaged in a collector-friendly window box, perfect for display.

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  2. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

    So how does Mezco snag this license but NECA can't or won't?

  3. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

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    So how does Mezco snag this license but NECA can't or won't?
    The license is available. NECA has said they can't come to terms that are agreeable. So I guess it comes down to Mezco accepting the terms presented to them, while NECA would not.

  4. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

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    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    The license is available. NECA has said they can't come to terms that are agreeable. So I guess it comes down to Mezco accepting the terms presented to them, while NECA would not.
    That's some bullhonkey (not what you're saying, I believe you haha)

    Maybe Mezco was more agreeable since they're gonna sell their Halloween stuff for a bigger profit so they can afford to spend more, but NECA would almost assuredly sell more Ultimates and 18" figures and Scalers and whatever else than Mezco's 1:12ers... Ahh well, I'm sure there's more to it than I'm thinking of!

  5. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Black Arbor View Post
    That's some bullhonkey (not what you're saying, I believe you haha)

    Maybe Mezco was more agreeable since they're gonna sell their Halloween stuff for a bigger profit so they can afford to spend more, but NECA would almost assuredly sell more Ultimates and 18" figures and Scalers and whatever else than Mezco's 1:12ers... Ahh well, I'm sure there's more to it than I'm thinking of!
    Definitely. Without the details of what NECA was offering or the license holder was requiring, there's no way to tell what the sticking point is.

  6. buddyboy101's Avatar buddyboy101 says

    It's possible Mezco secured an exclusive license and was willing to give up more than NECA. Mezco's doing a good job, but can't wait to see NECA's work one day (hopefully). As for this figure though...the face looks off, especially the mouth. It looks like he's doing a duckface with his mouth.

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