McFarlane Toys teases expansion to its Green Lantern Corps action figures, offering collectors a first glimpse at new characters.
This week in collectibles, McFarlane Toys stands out with an exciting teaser for fans of the Green Lantern Corps. The company has unveiled plans to expand their line of 7-inch scale action figures, offering the first official looks at several characters through their social media channels. The upcoming figures include Sinestro, Medphyll, Naut Ke Loi, and Ghr’ll—broadening the cosmic reach of the collection. While specific dates for when pre-orders will commence remain under wraps, the promise of more characters joining the lineup should keep collectors eagerly checking for updates. This commitment to expanding the Green Lantern universe shows McFarlane Toys’ ongoing dedication to fan-favorite franchises.
For those with an interest in the craftsmanship behind iconic collectibles, the Star Wars Collectors Archive Blog has published a fascinating piece focusing on Bill Lemon’s unique sculpting work for Kenner’s Star Wars toy line. Unlike his peers, Lemon worked primarily with acetate rather than wax, offering a distinctive approach to sculpting that set his creations apart. This retrospective not only highlights Lemon’s contributions but also provides a window into the diverse methodologies involved in toy design during the heyday of Star Wars merchandising. The full article can be read here.
Elsewhere, the designer art toy scene is bustling with activity, particularly with the upcoming Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026. New Artist Editions of FORTUNE MERLIONS have been announced, with a diverse roster of artists showcasing their unique takes on the figure. The artists involved include Kal’s Studio, Migs, and Eunice Hannah, among others. These editions will be presented at Booth AA69, promising a colorful showcase that reflects the vibrant creativity of the designer toy community. More details can be found on the Toys R Evil blog.
Meanwhile, an intriguing unboxing video of the “Malinky Robot” press kit from creator Sonny Liew has surfaced. Originally presented at the Singapore Toy Games and Comic Convention in 2011, this nostalgic dive into the past highlights the timeless appeal of the “Malinky Robot” universe. The unboxing, beneficial for both new fans and longtime admirers, can be watched on the Toys R Evil blog.
