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McFarlane Toys has just unveiled its newest Collectors Club Drawing Board campaign with a new DC Comics reveal The McFarlane Collector's Club is a new crowdfunding platform through the McFarlane Toys Store that is titled the Drawing Board Similar to Hasbro's HasLab, this project helped collectors bring concepts into reality, and a new project has[...]

New 1/6 scale Hot Toys collectibles have been revealed including a new Imposter Joker Batman Artisan Edition figure 

McFarlane Toys has really expanded their idea of what a Platinum Variant is with their DC Comics Multiverse line In the beginning, it was a simple bronze repaint, then an Artist Proof release, but now it is entirely new suits and figures A Platinum Edition figure is a Chase Variant that is included randomly with[...]

Get ready for a DC Comics deep dive as a new DC Multiverse Collector Editon figure is here from McFarlane Toys Rory Regan is back as the infamous Ragman, a vigilante who wears the mystical Suit of Souls, an outfit made of rags that grants him his powers McFarlane is getting a little more modern[...]

McFarlane Toys is back with a new set of DC Multiverse Collector Edition figures that run back the clock for DC Comics An iconic and deadly villain from Batman's past has come to life as the infamous Red Hood is back for revenge Before he was known as Joker, the Clown Prince of Crime, he[...]

This line is dedicated to more "uncommon" DC Comics characters who get a tad more love than the standard Multiverse figures Coming to life all the way from the 60s with DC Comics World's Finest Comics #111, the Clock King is back and ready for some fun This colorful villain is all about time, and[...]

This figure is nicely sculpted and will come with his cane and dog, so expect more from the Beyond series to arrive in the future. #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 Credit: McFarlane Toys Credit: McFarlane Toys As for[...]

This series of figures steps deeper into DC Comics lore, unlike the standard line, where legendary heroes and villains rarely get collectibles to come to life Three brand new figures are on the way with this new wave, starting with the Gotham City hero, Ragman First appearing in Ragman #1 in 1976, Rory Regan is[...]

So far, two new figures are coming to San Diego 24' with DC Comics Agent Liberty and a special edition Bronze Statue Superman Up first is Superman, who is receiving a Bronze Statue deco, which is a tribute to the Man of Steel's enduring legacy Coming to life from The Adventures of Superman #499: Funeral[...]

Travel and build the decades of the Caped Crusader from comics, TV, and film, starting with DC Comics Bronze Age Dark Knight LEGO fans then travel to 1966 with the Batman Classic TV series, followed by Michael Keaton donning the cowl from 1989, and then things get animated with the iconic 90s cartoon The fun[...]

Iron Studios is celebrating one of DC Comics' most iconic antiheroes as they unveil their latest Gotham City Sirens statue Catwoman, also known as Selina Kyle, first appeared in Batman #1 in 1940 and was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane This statue showcases Catwoman's sleek and agile persona, featuring her trademark black catsuit,[...]

Booster Gold, aka Michael Jon Carter, is a unique superhero who arrived from the future of DC Comics Created by Dan Jurgens, he first appeared in DC Comic Booster Gold #1 back in 1986 Carter was a former college football star nicknamed "Booster" from the 25th century However, after a gambling scandal, his life fell[...]

McFarlane Toys is back with another Green Lantern action figure as they continue to expand their DC Comics Super Powers collection Since the resurrection of this classic toy line, McFarlane Toys has been covering a lot of ground, including the Green Lantern Corps So far, McFarlane Toys has given collectors Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Kilowog,[...]

Up next is Metamorpho, also known as Rex Mason, who is a very unique superhero inside the DC Comics universe He was created by Bob Haney and Ramona Fradon and first appeared in The Brave and the Bold #57 back in 1965 Rex Mason was an adventurer and soldier of fortune, and while on an[...]

Black Manta is one of Aquaman's most formidable foes and is a ruthless and relentless villain in DC Comics First appearing in Aquaman #35 in 1967, he was created by Bob Haney and Nick Cardy Black Manta's real name is David Hyde, and his motivations are deeply personal, driven by pure hatred against Aquaman His[...]

This version of the Man of Steel is inspired by John Byrne's DC Comics classic artwork, capturing the legacy of the hero John Byrne's work in the 1980s, particularly the Man of Steel miniseries, played a pivotal role in modernizing Superman and redefining his mythos for a new generation This 12" tall statue showcases Superman[...]

The DCEU has faded away and a new era of DC Comics live-action cinema is underway as you read this However, it was a blast seeing the DCEU unfold even if it was messy, confusing, but full of heart One of the final films that arrived was Black Adam, which sadly gets a lot of[...]

Mattel is already getting ready for San Diego Comic Con as they unveil their 2024 limited edition collectibles for the event

McFarlane Toys is back at it with a new set of DC Comics Collectors Edition figures for their DC Multiverse line These Collectors Edition figures really dive deeper into the DC Comics catalog, bringing new and fan-favorite characters to life On top of popular characters arriving, these figures usually come with more accessories and a[...]

McFarlane Toys is back with some new DC Collectors Edition releases, giving collectors more deep-cut DC Comics characters Sgt Rock is their latest release and first appeared in DC Comics Our Army at War #83 back in 1959 Set during World War II, Sgt Rock is the rough and tough leader of Easy Company an[...]

Produced by Jiro Kuwata, this version of the Caped Crusader maintained most of the same core elements from DC Comics but had a new style Japanese manga narrative The series ran in the manga magazine Shōnen King from 1966 to 1967, and while it was obscure and inspired by the Adam West Batman TV show,[...]

Connor Kent, also known as Superboy, is a member of the DC Comics Superman family and was first introduced in Adventures of Superman #500 Created by writer Karl Kesel and artist Tom Grummett, Connor is a genetically engineered clone with DNA from both the Man of Steel and Lex Luthor He has had man styles[...]

Metallo is a recurring villain in DC Comics, who is primarily known as an enemy of Superman He was first introduced in Action Comics #252 back in 1959 as John Corben, once a man, turned into a deadly weapon He was transformed into a cyborg with a heart of kryptonite, being unleashed as a deadly[...]

Fire, also known as Beatriz da Costa, is a Brazilian superheroine in the DC Comics universe She debuted as Green Fury in Super Friends #25 in 1980 before adopting the name Fire Beatriz possesses the ability to generate and control green flame, granting her flight, energy projection, and enhanced physical capabilities She was initially depicted[...]

Commissioner James Gordon temporarily took on the mantle of Batman in the 2015 DC Comics storyline Batman: Superheavy, which kicked off during the "DC You" initiative. Following the supposed death of Bruce Wayne, Gordon decides to fill the void and take the mantle of the Protector of Gotham He does this with a high-tech mech suit[...]

Entertainment's upcoming animated adaptation of DC Comics' Watchmen (based on writer Alan Moore, artist Dave Gibbons, and colorist John Higgins's classic work), courtesy of the 2024 Annecy International Animation Festival First up, some rumblings from earlier this month were confirmed (see below) when it was announced that the adaptation would be broken into two parts[...]

Step into the cinematic DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as the legendary film Batman Forever is getting its own wave of figures

Step into the cinematic DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as the legendary film Batman Forever is getting its own wave of figures

Step into the cinematic DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as the legendary film Batman Forever is getting its own wave of figures

Step into the cinematic DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as the legendary film Batman Forever is getting its own wave of figures