McFarlane Toys, Warner Bros. Consumer Products, and DC, today revealed images and details of the highly anticipated new DC Multiverse collector figure line by McFarlane Toys, available in both mass and specialty retailers beginning January 2020.
The new DC Multiverse collector line features incredibly detailed 7-inch figures designed with an impressive 22 points of articulation. Each figure comes with a collectable card that has character-specific art and biography, multiple accessories, and a display base. MSRP is $19.99 to $24.99 USD for each figure.
“McFarlane Toys has kept the DC Multiverse action figure line-up and images top-secret, but today I’m thrilled to show fans, collectors and big kids, like me, the incredible range of DC Super Hero and Super-Villain character designs that our team has created just for them to bring home,” said Todd McFarlane, Creative Force and CEO of McFarlane Toys.
The first wave of McFarlane Toys’ DC Multiverse launches today with pre-orders at retailers around the globe. The DC Multiverse collector figures and related toys will be available at major retail locations beginning in January 2020 including Walmart, Target, Amazon, GameStop, BestBuy, and Walgreens.
The first wave of figures includes:
Batman: Detective Comics #1000
- Batman figure based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Batman accessories include Grapnel Launcher and Batarang
Batman: Detective Comics #1000 Variant Chase
- Batman figure based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Batman accessories include Grapnel Launcher and Batarang
- Showcases a different chest emblem as homage to the Classic Batman
Superman: Action Comics #1000
- Superman figure based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Superman accessory includes a flight stand for 360-degree aerial figure posing
Batgirl: Art of the Crime – Part of a 3-figure collector set -Batgirl, Nightwing, and The Batman Who Laughs – that includes a piece of a buildable Batmobile featured in the DC Rebirth comic books. Each figure sold separately.
- Batgirl figure based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Batgirl accessories include Grapnel Launcher and Batarang
- The Build-A-Batmobile features rolling wheels and is 7 inches in length when fully assembled
Nightwing: Better Than Batman – Part of a 3-figure collector set – Batgirl, Nightwing, and The Batman Who Laughs – that includes a piece of a buildable Batmobile featured in the DC Rebirth comic books. Each figure sold separately.
- Nightwing figure based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Nightwing accessories include two Escrima sticks
- The Build-A-Batmobile features rolling wheels and is 7 inches in length when fully assembled
The Batman Who Laughs – Part of a 3-figure collector set – Batgirl, Nightwing, and The Batman Who Laughs each includes a piece of a buildable Batmobile featured in the DC Rebirth comic books. Each figure sold separately.
- The Batman Who Laughs figure is based on the DC comic book series Dark Nights: Metal
- The Batman Who Laughs accessories include a Knife and a Sickle
- The Build-A-Batmobile features rolling wheels and is 7 inches in length when fully assembled
Batman: Batman the Animated Series
- Batman figure is based on the iconic style of Batman the Animated Series
- Batman’s accessories include a Grapnel Launcher and Batarang
Superman: Superman the Animated Series
- Superman figure is based on the iconic style of Superman the Animated Series
- Superman’s accessories include a piece of bent steel
- Includes bonus pair of alternate fists
Green Lantern: Justice League
- Green Lantern figure is based on the iconic style of Justice League Animated Series
- Green Lantern’s accessories include a Lantern Willpower Projection Blaster, headset, and visor
Harley Quinn: Classic
- Harley Quinn figure is based on the DC Rebirth comic books
- Harley Quinn’s accessories include a Mallet and (Gag) Bang! Blaster
Green Arrow: Arrow
- Green Arrow figure is based on The CW TV series Arrow
- Green Arrow’s accessories include a bow with knocked arrow and quiver with bundled arrows
Superman: Unchained Armor
- Superman Unchained figure is based on the DC comic book series of the same name
- Superman features rotating posable wings that can extend the figure height to 9 inches tall and 10 inches wide (some assembly required)
Batman: Hellbat Suit
- Batman (Hellbat Suit) figure is based on the DC comic book series Batman and Robin
- Batman (Hellbat Suit) features articulated posable wings that can extend the figure height to 9 inches tall and 14 inches wide (some assembly required)
Bat-Raptor
- Incredibly detailed vehicle based on The Batman Who Laughs’ Batmobile from the DC comic book mini-series The Batman Who Laughs
- Designed to fit a 7-inch scale DC Multiverse figure
- 8-inch width, and has a telescoping front end to extend vehicle to full 12-inch length
- Features rolling wheels
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Rocketman62
E-Z Pass on these. 1) The designs are really awful and disproportioned; 2) The 7″ scale is incompatible with the 6″ scale leader, Marvel Legends nor can collectors build upon previous 6″ DC lines; 3) the limited range of character choices don’t indicate the line’s future or commitment to cover the entire DC universe; 4) the animated offerings are pointlessly redundant to what DC already released & the obviously un-hidden articulation points ruin the animated designs; 5) the out-of-scale Batmobile “build incentive” is useless for the figures. Very disappointing and given McFarlane’s proven history on giving up on lines if sales don’t take off, I don’t see this line surviving. (Example: McFarlane gave up on it’s Star Trek line after only 2 well-made figures were released – no commitment at all.)
Quincy Sanders
I feel bad for DC fans with McFarlane at the helm. I recently bought the Doom figure from them, and while I’m happy to have a Doom Slayer on my shelf, it’s a terrible figure overall.
90% of the articulation is useless, and the flesh paint on his arms looks like coverup. As far as these revealed DC figures go, the likenesses on most of them just looks off, and the BAF Batmobile that isn’t to scale is absolutely useless and won’t drive anybody to buy the whole line to assemble it. Hopefully this is just growing pains and they get better at producing higher-quality, better-articulated figures.