in 2004. In this toy line included "Mix-a-Lot" action figures; these had removable body parts that could be placed on the bodies of other action figures in the series. "Signature Move" action figures were also put out, along with a toy wrestling ring. However, the second series of the toy line was canceled. During the summer of 2003, DC Comics published a three-issue mini-series of comic books based on ¡Mucha Lucha! All three of the stories featured in these comic books were written by Eddie Mort, and have even been occasionally referenced in the TV series. El Rey, Come Home! It's All Buena! Limbo of the Lost Luchadores! The show was licensed for a Game Boy Advance video game, Mascaritas of the Lost Code, in late 2003, and also a Sony PlayStation 2 video game, Mysterioso Grande, was slated for release, but was cancelled around 2004 as the creators could not find a publisher. Proposed revival In 2014, a revival called ¡Mucha Lucha! Para Siempre was proposed which would have centered on Rikochet, Buena Girl, and the Flea as teenagers. See also Lucha libre (Mexican wrestling) El Santo Chicos de Barrio References External links ¡Mucha Lucha! Lucha libre 2002 American television series debuts 2005 American television series endings 2000s American animated television series American children's animated adventure television series American children's animated comedy television series American children's animated action television series American children's animated sports television series American flash animated television series Warner Bros. Television Studios franchises Television series by Warner Bros. Animation Cartoon Network original programming Kids' WB original shows Television shows set in California Television shows set in Mexico The WB original programming Television shows adapted into comics Television shows adapted into video games Animated television series about children English-language television shows Latino sitcoms Hispanic and Latino American television Spanish-language television programming in the United States Hispanic and Latino American culture