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In 2025, DC Comics' Absolute Batman became a commercial and cultural phenomenon Launched as the flagship title of the new Absolute Universe line, the series quickly shattered sales records; the first issue alone sold millions of copies That number only increased as it entered double‑digit reprints in 2026, making it one of DC's best‑selling comics[...]

Medicom is back with yet another MAFEX figure from the world of DC Comics as they step into the Batman: Hush storyline once again This time, the carefully crafted mask Bruce Wayne uses to protect the truth about Batman has arrived In public, Bruce plays the role of a billionaire heir who's charming, reckless, and more interested[...]

2) #30 (2014) during the DC Comics New 52 era She was created by writer Geoff Johns and artist Ethan Van Sciver as part of the aftermath of the Forever Evil storyline. In this issue, Jessica is chosen by the Ring of Volthoom, an evil, fear-powered Green Lantern ring that originates from Earth-3 and was once wielded[...]

Gong has dabbled in the world of DC Comics before with action figures of Shazam and Superman from Kingdom Come Well, they are back with a new Man of Steel from the events of Batman: Hush (2002–2003), where Superman plays a crucial role, showcasing how dangerous he can be when his free will is taken away. Written by Jeph[...]

Barry Allen is the man who changed the meaning of speed in the world of DC Comics He first appeared on shelves with Showcase #4 in 1956, helping usher in the Silver Age of DC Comics, and would redefine The Flash for generations to come Barry's life as a forensic scientist would be transformed when[...]

Jay Garrick is the original Flash and is one of DC Comics' earliest superheroes He first appeared in Flash Comics #1 back in 1940 and was created by writer Gardner Fox and artist Harry Lampert, during the Golden Age of Comics Jay was a college student who gained super speed after accidentally inhaling hard water vapors[...]

A new 1/6 scale figure is on the way from Hot Toys as they return to the beginning with the arrival of Batman: Arkham Origins

Batman: Year One is a landmark DC Comics storyline that was written by Frank Miller with art by David Mazzucchelli The series was first published as part of the main Batman series, with issues #404–407, in 1987 It is widely regarded as one of the more definitive origin stories of the Caped Crusader, a retelling of[...]

Get ready to build DC Comics' Legion of Super-Heroes with McFarlane Toys, as a founding member of the team has arrived First appearing in Adventure Comics #247 in 1958, Cosmic Boy was created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino Hailing from the planet Braal in the 30th century, Cosmic Boy, also known as Rokk Krinn, possesses the power[...]

Zatanna Zatara is one of DC Comics' most iconic magic-using heroes, who first appeared in Hawkman #4 back in 1964 She was created by Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson, and is the daughter of famed magician Giovanni Zatara She blends stage illusion with real sorcery by casting spells with a unique dialect, speaking the words[...]

He would make his debut during DC Comics' Silver Age, and now he is back to join your Flash and Justice League collection with a new figure The Elongated Man is featured in his classic red super suit and will feature swappable elongated arms, as well as extra hands If you need more DC Classics[...]

New DC Collector Edition figures are on the way from McFarlane Toys, including some from the Golden Age of DC Comics. Blackhawk was one of DC Comics' earliest adventure heroes, debuting in Military Comics #1 back in 1941 during the height of World War II Rather than focusing on a single masked crusader, Blackhawk centered on a[...]

Your DC Comics collection is about to get a new dark entry as McFarlane Toys has revealed new DC Collector Edition figures One of which brings a deadly Batman villain to life as Professor Pyg, real name Lazlo Valentin, is ready to play First appearing in Batman #666 back in 2007, Professor Pyg was created[...]

Unlike some earlier adaptations in DC Comics, the DCEU was sure to emphasize her centuries of battlefield experience, having fought in World War I and numerous mythic conflicts giving her a seasoned, almost legendary presence In Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, she appears as a decisive force in the battle against Doomsday This was[...]

Absolute Batman is a major and hit new Batman comic series that is part of DC Comics' broader Absolute Universe imprint, which launched in October 2024 Written by Scott Snyder with art primarily by Nick Dragotta, it reimagines Bruce Wayne's mythos in a radically different setting In this world, Bruce Wayne grew up in Gotham's Crime[...]

Beast Kingdom is bringing some legendary DC Comics designs to life, and up next is Composite Superman This unique and unusual character first appeared in DC Comics World's Finest Comics #142 back in 1964. He was created when a Superman fan named Joseph Meach was exposed to radiation from a device that copied the powers of the Legion of[...]

Lobo is one of DC Comics' wildest and most extreme antiheroes, and he first appeared in Omega Men #3 back in 1983 He is the last surviving member of the alien race known as the Czarnian, which had been wiped out by his own hand Lobo possesses insane strength, near-invulnerability, accelerated healing, and immortality When[...]

Darkseid is one of DC Comics' most powerful and iconic villains He first appeared in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 in 1970, created by Jack Kirby as part of his groundbreaking Fourth World saga Darkseid is the ruler of the planet Apokolips, a wicked and brutal world that is defined by oppression, conquest, and absolute[...]

Cyborg, also known as Victor Stone, first appeared in comics with DC Comics Presents #26 back in 1980 He was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and was introduced as a new hero who would soon become a core member of The New Teen Titans Victor was a top-tier athlete and the son of scientist Dr[...]

Be on the lookout for more figures in this new wave from McFarlane, as well, with DC Comics Ice, Superman & The Authority, and the Red Rocket Brigade. #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 The Flash (Justice[...]

Future State: Superman & the Authority was a DC Comics miniseries set in a possible future of the DC Universe Written by Grant Morrison with art by Mikel Janín, the story followed an older, weaker Superman who assembles a new version of the Authority Facing threats that are too vast for traditional heroics, Superman recruits[...]

The Red Rocket Brigade from DC Comics is best known for its role during the Justice League International era of the late 1980s Originating in the Soviet Union, the Brigade is composed of highly trained operatives who wear advanced, rocket-powered, armored suits This grants them flight, super strength, energy blasts, and even enhanced durability, making[...]

Published by DC Comics under the new Absolute Universe imprint, the series launched on October 9, 2024, with writing by Scott Snyder and art by Nick Dragotta In this version, Bruce Wayne isn't the wealthy heir to a vast fortune, but is instead a 24‑year-old civil engineer from a working‑class background After the death of his father,[...]

He's currently at work on Prime Video's upcoming animated adaptation of his and artist Jock's Image Comics comic book series Wytches, recently shared that he "would drop everything" to adapt his and artist Rafael Albuquerque's Eisner Award-winning Vertigo/DC Comics horror series American Vampire, and hasn't exactly made it a secret in the past that he would like[...]

Milestone Media was an independent Black-owned imprint distributed through DC Comics, forging its own heroes Created by Dwayne McDuffie, Denys Cowan, Michael Davis, and Derek T Dingle, Static was designed to bring greater diversity in the real world through superhero storytelling Virgil possesses electromagnetic powers that he acquired from the Big Bang, along with a variety of[...]

Dominating the space is the giant Batcomputer, with a towering array of monitors, scanners, and databases that will light up.  McFarlane was sure to include a nice set of stickers as well, allowing DC Comics fans to customize their own Batcomputer The set will also feature a table, chair, scanner, and a Batcave diorama backdrop[...]

Ra's al Ghul is one of DC Comics' most formidable and intellectually complex villains and part of Batman's history He is known as the immortal leader of the League of Assassins and serves as the philosophical counterpart to Batman Ra's is guided by the belief that humanity must be purged to restore balance, and he[...]

That iconic 1989 batsuit is getting a makeover for this release, but all of its signature elements remain, including the one-piece cowl, utility belt, and comical expressions. This special edition figure offers Tim Burton Batman fans a truly unique design, blending his cinematic debut with elements from DC Comics From the wired cape and coloring to the included accessories,[...]

Step into the DC Multiverse once again with McFarlane Toys as they debut some new DC Comics figures that embrace the madness

The Batman Who Laughs is one of DC Comics' newer and terrifying villains, who comes from the Dark Multiverse Originating from Earth-22, this character began as a typical Batman until the Joker forced him to kill, leading to a Joker-neurotoxin being released, rewiring Bruce's mind This turns Batman into a twisted version of himself, with[...]