INART's new Joker figure pre-orders start September 19, promising collectors a sophisticated addition to their high-end lineup.
This week, the collectibles landscape is notably highlighted by INART’s announcement regarding their upcoming high-end Joker action figure. As reported by DCCollectors, the company is opening pre-orders on September 19, 2026, inviting collectors to secure their pieces in advance of what promises to be a sophisticated addition to their action figure lineup. This release continues INART’s efforts in producing figures that cater to discerning collectors, focusing on the iconic Gotham villain, an enduring symbol of chaos and complexity in the Batman universe. Details on a special live reveal stream were also shared, creating an engaging opportunity for collectors to experience the figure before its availability, emphasizing the need for precise timing in the world of high-end collectibles.
No Puft Adds Paranormal Twist to Soft Vinyl
Toys on Tap’s latest collaboration with More Horrific brings a quirky addition to the soft vinyl scene with “No Puft.” As detailed by SpankyStokes, this figure reimagines the classic marshmallow character into a skeletal version, adding an unconventional twist that might appeal to fans of both nostalgic and horror-themed collectibles. It’s an imaginative venture in designer vinyl that shows the playful flexibility of independent collaborations in reshaping beloved icons.
tripleS Embraces “BYTES” Merchandise
In the arena of licensed collectibles, the introduction of new “BYTES” merchandise from tripleS is grabbing attention. According to ToysREvil, these include Plush Keyrings and Blind Box Figures, tied to the “monster characters” recently revealed by tripleS. Each Plush Keyring is priced at $20, with the Blind Box figures also priced similarly, giving fans nuanced options to commemorate their interactions with the brand. Additionally, each blind box comes with a photocard and OBJEKT, adding a layer of surprise and collectability that has become a hallmark of modern blind box offerings.
The recent announcements reflect the collectibles sector’s tendencies towards diversifying themes and expanding into high-end, collaborative, and licensed domains. While INART’s Joker caters to a loyal fandom of high-end figure collectors, Toys on Tap’s “No Puft” and tripleS’s “BYTES” move towards creative reimaginings and brand expansions, highlighting a dynamic period in the world of collectible figures.
