New DC figures from McFarlane Toys and Queen Studios captivate collectors, while Storm Collectibles' Cobra debuts with buzz.
The latest batch of action figure news brings a significant focus on new releases and pre-orders mainly within the DC Comics universe, alongside a notable reveal from Storm Collectibles and a fresh availability in the Star Wars realm.
DC Multiverse Expands with Theatrical Editions
Get ready, DC fans, as McFarlane Toys is set to open pre-orders for two exciting additions to the DC Multiverse line later today. According to The Toyark, collectors can expect a Deluxe Theatrical Edition of Catwoman from “Batman Returns,” as well as a Deluxe Edition of Batman from the latest “The Batman” installment. These figures promise exquisite detailing, appealing to both long-time and new fans of the franchise.
Dark Knights: Metal Figures Surface
Queen Studios continues to delve into the “Dark Knights: Metal” narrative with the release of two new figures, The Dawnbreaker and The Devastator. As The Toyark points out, these 1/12 scale figures feature premium detailing that includes multiple portraits and interchangeable parts, which are key selling points for detailed oriented collectors and fans of the “Metal” series.
Storm Collectibles Takes on Cobra
In a significant move outside of the DC arena, Storm Collectibles has revealed their upcoming action figure of “Cobra – The Space Pirate.” As The Toyark shares, this 7-inch figure is set to attract attention with its four interchangeable portraits, multiple hand options, and other accessories, encapsulating the space outlaw’s iconic look. This release coincides with a resurgence in interest for vintage manga and anime characters in the collectible action figure market.
Star Wars Drops New Droid Factory Set
Turning to the Star Wars franchise, Disney has introduced a new Droid Factory Build A Droid set featuring R0-M1 and RJ-83, now available through Jedi Temple Archives. While details remain sparse, the release contributes to the expansive universe of buildable and customizable Droid figures, continuing to entice die-hard Star Wars enthusiasts.
In summary, the action figure landscape is abuzz with offerings that cater to enthusiasts across various universes, but particularly within the DC realm. The simultaneous releases and pre-orders highlight both the ongoing popularity of established lines and the embrace of diversity in character representation, ensuring that there is something for every kind of collector this week.
