Vintage Batman Mego Action Figure Prices

Values of Batman Mego Action Figures in 2025

If you were a child of the 70s, then chances are you owned a Mego action figure or two.

The company sold a huge range of toys, even dime store items, but at the higher end, licensed toys based on Marvel Comics and DC Comics characters.

There are legendary items much sought-after by collectors, including the Mego Batcave (see below).

There was also a Stretch Armstrong-style stretchy Batman, which was never sold to the public due to litigation from the owner of Stretch Armstrong's patent.

There are plenty more Mego action figures to look out for, including Spider-Man and Hulk.

If you have found a collection of vintage Mego, then get in touch. We will appraise your Mego items free of charge, and make a cash offer if it's time for you to sell.

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Batman Mego Action Figure Values in 2025

Batman Mego Action Figure

Loose incomplete $20++

Loose complete $200-300

MIB Mint in Box $650-750

Released in 1976 by Mego, Batman Action Figure came packaged with boots, gloves and a cape, all of which can be lost.

Batman Mego Action Figure Villains

Mego World's Greatest Superheroes Joker Action Figure

Loose complete $100-200

MOC Mint on Card $1,250-2,000

The classic Joker look from the 1960s Batman TV series was captured perfectly in this World's Greatest Superheroes offering from Mego.

Batman Mego Catwoman Figure

Loose complete $50-150

MOC Mint on Card $350-500

There are many different versions of Mego Catwoman, including ethnic-looking versions with darker skin and big hair.

This World's Greatest Heroes version comes with a purple dress, cat ears head piece and a green cape.

Batman Mego Action Figure Playsets

Mego Batcave vinyl playset

Loose incomplete $40+

Loose complete $200-300

MIB Mint in Box $400-600

This vinyl playset was three feet long when assembled. The set included a flashing Batsignal, a Batpole and Batcomputer. Rarely sold in perfect condition with the original box.

Mego Batcave Pocket Heroes playset

Loose incomplete $??

Loose complete $750+

MIB Mint in Box $1,500++

Released in 1979 by Mego, Pocket Heroes Batcave playset came packaged with a pole, a computer with two seats and a jail door for the jail cell. These accessories are often missing.

Mego Bat Copter Playset

Loose incomplete $25+

Loose complete $50-150

MIB Mint in Box $500-650

The Bat Copter was sold in different boxes during its run, but the vehicles were the same, including wheels, stickers and a rotor, and scaled to 8" action figure size.

Batman Mego Joker Mobile

Loose incomplete $100+

Loose complete $200-400

MIB Mint in Box $600-900

Released in 1974, the Joker Mobile was built to 8" scale for action figures. It came with stickers, a boxing glove trap and a squirt flower, which is often missing parts.

Batman Mego Batmobile

Loose incomplete $15-40

Loose complete $50-150

MIB Mint in Box $350-500

Built to the company's standard 8" figure scale, the Mego Batmobile came packaged with just the car.

Mego Bat Lab vehicle playset

Loose incomplete $40+

Loose complete $150-200

MIB Mint in Box $350-550

Scaled to 8" figure size, the Bat Lab came with stickers, a fight card for the roof and a cage for catching the bad guys.

Batman Mego Programmable Bat Machine (aka Battrax)

Loose complete $80-150

MIB Mint in Box $200-350

This vehicle was designed to move along a path entered by the child. 3.5" figures could sit on the machine while the vehicle followed the orders.

Mego Batman and Robin Batcycle

Loose incomplete $??

Loose complete $300-400

MIB Mint in Box $750+

The Batcycle included a sidecar and came in different colors.

The pegs on the cycle which you use to connect it to the sidecar are often broken off. The kick stand and stickers are often missing too.

Batman Mego Wayne Foundation playset

Loose incomplete $50++

Loose complete $400-750

MIB Mint in Box $3,000++

The biggest and most valuable playset produced by Mego, the Wayne Foundation set is more than three-and-a-half feet tall.

It includes a working elevtor, a console computer with chairs, a bookcase which hides a secret compartment, a trophy case and a conference table with two chairs.

These seldom come up for sale in perfect, complete and boxed condition. Individual parts will sell for significant prices, for example, $100-250 for the Batcomputer alone.

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