McFarlane Toys dominates the collectibles scene this week with surprise DC Multiverse exclusives and leaks of new Lantern figures.
In an otherwise quiet week for collectible announcements, McFarlane Toys has generated significant buzz among action figure enthusiasts. The brand surprised collectors with an unexpected drop of two new figures in their DC Multiverse Gold Label line, now available for pre-order exclusively at GameStop. These offerings include a Justice League Deluxe Batman and a new Gold Label version of Harley Quinn, both of which are sure to appeal to fans of cinematic adaptations and exclusive retailer releases. The sudden availability of these figures underscores McFarlane’s strategy of generating excitement through surprise drops. You can find further details and pre-order options via DC Collectors.
Furthermore, more buzz from McFarlane came in the form of a leak concerning the Red Lantern Corps. A seller on eBay listed the McFarlane Atrocitus Red Lanterns 2-Pack, confirming that the release is indeed in production despite no official announcements. This set has been reportedly spotted at a Target in California for $79.99, significantly less than the $109.99 it sold for on eBay. These figures support ongoing rumors of an expanded Red Lantern Corps line. Further details on this development can be found on DC Collectors, where you can catch up on the unfolding story.
Designer Collectibles: New From Otto Björnik and Toy Art Gallery
In the world of designer vinyl, Otto Björnik makes a return with “Oscar ‘OCA’,” a limited-edition 4-inch resin figure depicting an office cactus assistant. This whimsical collectible is limited to just 25 pieces, priced at $140 each, and is available for pre-order. Björnik’s new release follows the artist’s distinctive style, known for charming and whimsical characters. More details can be found at SpankyStokes.
Toy Art Gallery has also brought a new, striking sofubi piece to market with the NPK23 DH KIWAMI figure. This 9.5″ tall sculpture is released via an extremely limited lottery. The figure is adorned with detailed, high-gloss paintwork, reflecting its creator’s unique cosmic and monstrous aesthetic. This product helps solidify Toy Art Gallery’s place as a home for high-quality, artist-focused collectibles. Find out more about this release on SpankyStokes.
Industry Events and Notable Mentions
Meanwhile, ticket sales for the Singapore Comic-Con 2026 have gone live, much to the excitement of fans looking forward to attending Asia’s premier pop culture event. Scheduled for December, the convention typically offers a mix of panels, collectibles, and fan meetings. Details on ticketing can be accessed via ToysREvil.
In other news, the Masters of the Universe franchise continues to command fan attention following the streaming success of its latest movie. Although initially disappointing at the box office, the film’s home entertainment performance is encouraging for collectors and fans of the franchise—a topic discussed in further detail on BTOys Blog.
