McFarlane Toys announces a new wave of collector editions, while Singapore's Pop Toy Show showcases unique creations.
This week’s collectibles news is headlined by two major themes: the latest reveals from McFarlane Toys and highlights from the Pop Toy Show in Singapore.
McFarlane Collector Edition Lineup Revealed
McFarlane Toys is set to drop a new wave of collector edition figures, which will become available for pre-order tomorrow, as reported by DC Collectors. This lineup includes characters like Mera and Black Manta from the DC Classic collection, as well as other fan-favorite heroes and villains. The figures continue McFarlane’s trend of producing highly detailed 7-inch scale figures from popular franchises.
These new releases appear to be another homerun for collectors who appreciate classic representations of iconic characters. With pre-orders going live at noon EST across major retailers like Amazon, BBTS, Entertainment Earth, GameStop, and Walmart, fans will need to act fast to secure these sought-after items.
Singapore’s Pop Toy Show 2026 Showcases Unique Creations
Meanwhile, across the globe, the Pop Toy Show in Singapore brought to light some intriguing collaborations and independent projects. As reported by ToysREvil, “Old Habits” boutique shared their booth with UNIPLAY and “Recruit Chow,” leading to a visually striking presence at the show.
The event also spotlighted PPDA, another standout with its unique offerings like the “Frankenstein V2 Ver. Water Bear.” As noted in another ToysREvil piece, Pearlyn Sim’s work continues to draw attention, suggesting a promising future for these boutique and indie creators.
These showcases suggest that there is a thriving scene for collectible enthusiasts in Asia, where creative collaborations and innovative designs continue to push the envelope. Fans are encouraged to follow the participants on social media to track post-event availability and future releases.
Other Notes
- The Masters of the Universe still raises questions among fans, wondering why Skeletor lacks a horde of skeleton warriors. This point was interestingly explored by Btoys, highlighting a missed opportunity in the classic line.
- Additionally, the 24Hour Comics Day 2026 is set for October 3rd, offering a chance for creators to showcase their skills in Singapore.
This week’s news reinforces the vibrant scene in licensed figures and indie innovations, making it a fruitful period for collectors who are keen on both established and emerging trends.
