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Mattel is continuing to expand its DC Comics lineup with larger deluxe releases, including an all-new Armored Batman figure While the first wave focuses on 6.5-inch action figures, this towering release stands over 7 inches tall and features Batman suited up in a heavily armored mech-style suit designed to take on Gotham's toughest threats or[...]

Prepare your collection, because Mattel has even more DC Comics figures on the way Alongside the DC Comics Core line, the company is introducing deluxe releases such as the Robin Cycle figure and vehicle set This special release includes an updated Robin figure featuring his classic red, black, and yellow costume, along with a flowing[...]

This alternate release features the Dark Knight in a sleek black costume, giving collectors another option for their growing DC Comics Core collection Like the standard version, Batman stands approximately 6.5" tall, features a soft-goods cape, and includes a solid range of articulation The figure also comes with its own weapons rack loaded with gold-colored[...]

Prepare for some pure chaos as Mattel continues to expand its new DC Comics Core action figure lineup Designed primarily for younger fans, the series puts iconic heroes and villains back into the hands of kids while offering plenty of fun for longtime DC collectors As the DC license transitions from McFarlane Toys back to[...]

The Man of Steel has arrived! After all, you can't launch a brand-new DC Comics action figure line without Superman leading the way It's time to go up, up, and away with a brand-new 6.5" Superman action figure from Mattel as the DC license transitions from McFarlane Toys Part of Mattel's first wave of DC[...]

Mattel is officially taking over the DC Comics license, and the company is already hitting the ground running with an impressive first wave of figures Unlike McFarlane Toys, this initial assortment is geared more toward younger fans, putting iconic heroes and villains back into the hands of the next generation The first wave features several[...]

Get ready to race into action as Mattel returns to the world of DC Comics action figures, taking over the license from McFarlane Toys Mattel is taking a different approach than its predecessor, with the first wave of figures designed to be more kid-friendly and accessible This new direction serves as a great bridge for[...]

A new Crisis on Infinite Earths is upon us as Mattel prepares to take back the DC Comics license from McFarlane Toys McFarlane has held the license since 2020, producing an impressive assortment of superheroes and supervillains geared toward adult collectors As the countdown to the end of the DC Multiverse line begins, Mattel has[...]

A new era of DC Comics action figures is on the way as the DC Multiverse line from McFarlane Toys approaches its end However, just like DC loves a good reboot, Mattel is ready to relaunch the brand after reclaiming the DC license from McFarlane at the end of 2026 Mattel's first wave of figures[...]

The DC Multiverse line is coming to an end, as McFarlane Toys is losing the DC Comics license to Mattel at the end of 2026 McFarlane has held the DC license since 2020 and has produced an impressive lineup of Batman and related action figures These figures have been highly articulated, packed with detail, and[...]

The DC Comics Green Lantern series in 1990 added more depth to his character, specifically with the destruction of Coast City during the "Reign of the Supermen!" storyline The villain Mongul and Cyborg Superman destroyed Hal's hometown, killing millions This would lead the heroic Green Lantern into his deadly and more tragic villain arc in[...]

Originally introduced as an ancient Kryptonian artifact designed to preserve Krypton's culture at any cost, the Eradicator eventually evolves into a deadly sentient being. Over the years in DC Comics, the character has varied between hero and villain for the Superman mythos, often clashing with the Man of Steel's ideals This new DC Super Powers figure[...]

First appearing during DC Comics' iconic "Reign of the Supermen" storyline in the 1990s, Cyborg Superman quickly became one of Superman's most dangerous villains Originally, astronaut Hank Henshaw, the character, was transformed into a cybernetic being following a tragic space accident that left him consumed by revenge Cyborg Superman is now officially joining the retro-inspired[...]

Standing 4.5" tall, Power Girl comes packaged on a throwback blister card with classic character artwork that DC Comics fans can appreciate Releasing as an Entertainment Earth exclusive, this new wave of DC Super Powers figures is already live with an August 2026 release Be sure to check out some of the other heroes coming[...]

McFarlane Toys is losing part of its DC Comics license at the end of the year, but all hope is not lost Some of the DC toys are sticking around, like the reboot of the 1980 DC Super Powers line This new collection of figures will be exclusive to Entertainment Earth, with a new wave[...]

Expand your Batman: The Animated Series with Batgirl and Mondo unveils their latest 1/6 scale limited edition figure

Step into the DC Multiverse once again, as McFarlane Toys has revealed a new set of Batman figures for your collection 

Step into the DC Multiverse once again, as McFarlane Toys has revealed a new set of Batman figures for your collection 

Step into the DC Multiverse once again, as McFarlane Toys has revealed a new set of Batman figures for your collection 

Inspired by DC Comics Detective Comics #667, Jean-Paul Valley is ready to bring justice to Gotham in his classic gold and dark blue batsuit No accessories are included besides a display base and an art card, and he will not have a fabric cape but a plastic one, as suited to this specific design Pre-orders[...]

DC Comics Deadshot, aka Floyd Lawton, debuted as a sharply dressed vigilante in Gotham City with Batman #59 in 1950 Created by Bob Kane, David Vern Reed, and Lew Schwartz, Deadshot was soon to be revealed as a ruthless criminal who was trying to take control of Gotham's underworld Over time, he evolved into one[...]

One of the oldest rivalries in DC Comics history is crashing into the McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse! A brand new 2-Pack has arrived, bringing the Golden Age showdown of Solomon Grundy and Green Lantern (Alan Scott) to life in stunning detail Alan Scott first appeared in All-American Comics #16 in 1940 and was the original[...]

A new selection of heroes and villains is here to join your 7" DC Comics collection, including a return to the New 52! In DC's New 52 continuity, Bronze Tiger, aka Benjamin Turner, was reimagined with a more grounded role to fit DC Comics reboot's darker tone His first notable appearance in this era was[...]

First introduced in DC Comics Adventure Comics #247 (1958), Imra Ardeen is one of the original members of the Legion of Super-Heroes She quickly became known for her powerful telepathic abilities and natural leadership, becoming the team's emotional and a fan-favorite member. Her presence is finally coming to the 21st century from the 31st, as McFarlane[...]

Eclipso is one of DC Comics' earliest supernatural villains, originally introduced in House of Secrets #61 (1963) In his classic form, he is tied to scientist Bruce Gordon, who becomes possessed by a dark, vengeful entity whenever exposed to a cursed black diamond What begins as a split-identity horror concept gradually evolves into something far[...]

Killer Croc, aka Waylon Jones, first appeared in DC Comics in the early 1980 with Detective Comics #523 He was introduced fully in Batman #357 and created by Gerry Conway, Gene Colan, and Don Newton Killer Croc was originally a former circus performer with a rare skin condition that gave him a reptilian appearance Early[...]

McFarlane Toys is getting pretty wild as they have debuted a new selection of DC Comics figures for the ongoing 7" scale DC Multiverse line An odd assortment of characters arrived for this new wave with Starman (Jack Knight), the Orange Lantern Larfleeze, and Shamzam However, a special drop of Red Platinum Edition figures is[...]

DC Comics Gangbuster will be a GameStop Exclusive and can be reserved online and in-store for $26.99 with a May 2026 release date. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Credit: McFarlane Toys Credit: McFarlane Toys Gangbuster (DC Comics Classic) Red Platinum Edition "Delgado grew[...]

Starman is coming to McFarlane Toys as they have unveiled a new collection of DC Comics figures The DC Multiverse is about to say hello to  Jack Knight, one of DC's more distinctive legacy heroes, who was introduced in Starman (vol 2) #0 back in 1994 Unlike his father, Ted Knight, the original Starman, Jack[...]

At the time, Shazam quickly rivaled Superman in popularity, leading to legal battles and a rebranding that folded the character into DC Comics.  McFarlane Toys has released a few Shazam figures over the years, with the most recent being a Page Punchers set that quickly sold out, or fans could only find the classic-age Platinum Chase[...]