Today's roundup swings from Metropolis to Eternia, with Medicom's MAFEX Death of Superman battle set and a full McFarlane DC Multiverse Green Lantern Corps wave leading a stacked day of pre-orders.
NECA Fortnite x Jason Universe: Fornitemares Jason Voorhees
NECA is bringing Jason Voorhees into the Fortnite crossover lineup with a 7-inch scale figure pulled straight from the Fortnitemares 2025 "Jason Universe: Revenge" set. He comes loaded with interchangeable hands, a machete, and an axe, plus a magnetic Crystal Lake Life Preserver Back Bling that doubles as weapon storage on his back. Buy the figure and you also get a code to unlock the Vengeance Seeker Wrap in-game, so this one crosses over both ways. It ships in collector-friendly window box packaging and opens for pre-order August 28.
Super7 Back to the Future ReAction+: Marty McFly & Doc Brown (2015)
Super7 is rounding out its Back to the Future ReAction+ line with Marty McFly and Doc Brown as they looked in the 2015 sequence of Back to the Future Part II. Each 4-inch scale figure sports 12 points of articulation in that vintage o-ring ReAction style, with accessories built for the era. They're priced at $25 each or $50 for the pair, and orders are shipping in September 2026. A solid pickup if you want that timeline represented on the shelf without going up in scale.
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Monster High: Buffy and Angel Doll 2-Pack
Monster High is crossing over with Buffy the Vampire Slayer for a Skullector 2-pack built around Buffy and Angel in their 90s faux-leather best. Buffy stands 10.5 inches with 11 points of articulation and comes armed with a stake, a crossbow, and a Slayer's handbook purse, while the 11-inch Angel gets 13 points of articulation and a sword necklace nodding to one of the show's big showdowns. Even the packaging carries the show's art direction, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity. It's a timed release exclusive to Fang Club members at MattelCreations.com from September 4 through September 5, though it may turn up at other retailers during that same window.
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth: Play Arts Shin Sephiroth
Square Enix's Play Arts Shin line gives Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth a serious upgrade over the old Play Arts Kai figures. The redesigned hip joints ditch the old click mechanism for smoother, wider posing, and a new eye-movement mechanism lets you adjust his gaze for more expressive shots. He stands 11.54 inches tall and comes with a detachable single wing, his Masamune blade, an alternate flowing hair piece, an interchangeable smiling face plate, and multiple hands so you can recreate specific scenes from the game. Now open for pre-order.
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Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair x Masters of the Universe
Magic: The Gathering is heading to Eternia for a Masters of the Universe crossover Secret Lair drop, subtitled The Most Powerful Superdrop in the Universe. Expect card art built around the battle for Castle Grayskull, with Skeletor getting his due alongside the Masters. It drops September 14 at 12pm EDT exclusively through Secret Lair's site, so mark the calendar if you're chasing this one.
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MAFEX: Death of Superman Doomsday & Superman (Battle Damaged)
Medicom is revisiting one of comics' defining battles with MAFEX No.324 Superman (Battle Damaged) and No.325 Doomsday, sold separately. Superman comes with three alternate head sculpts, interchangeable hands, a heat vision effect piece, and a Death of Superman diorama display base, while Doomsday brings his own alternate head, extra hands, and Superman's torn cape so you can build out the full battlefield. Each figure runs $124.99 and is expected to ship around August 2027. Medicom also opened pre-orders the same day on a MAFEX Star Wars Bossk figure at the same price point, so bounty hunter fans have something to add to the cart too.
DC Multiverse: Green Lantern Corps Wave
McFarlane Toys is rolling out a full Green Lantern Corps wave for DC Multiverse, and it's launching in two parts. Medphyll, Naut Ke Loi, and Ghr'll go up for pre-order first, on August 27 at 12pm ET, with Sinestro following on September 10 at 12pm ET. Four rings, four very different aliens, and a good chance to fill out the Corps shelf beyond the usual human Green Lanterns.
Four Horsemen Studios: Infinite Legions Skeleton Warriors Wave 1
Four Horsemen Studios is reviving Skeleton Warriors as part of its Infinite Legions line, kicking off with four villains: Dr. Cyborn, Aracula, Bone-Zai, and Claw. Aracula and Dr. Cyborn were part of the original 1994 toy line, while Bone-Zai and Claw were planned for a second series that never shipped, so this is the first time either has existed as a figure. Every piece uses the Legions Build System, meaning parts swap freely with other Skeleton Warriors and Legions releases. Figures run $59.99 to $64.99 each, with the heroic human characters promised for later waves and shipping expected in Q2 2027.
G.I. Joe Classified Series: Pythona Cobra-La Emissary
Last year's San Diego Comic-Con exclusive is back in stock: Pythona, the Cobra-La Emissary, has landed as a general release for G.I. Joe Classified Series collectors who missed the convention drop. She's priced at $84.99, and she's joined by restocks of the Steel Corps Sentry and Modular Defense Post plus Cobra Pilot and Cobra C.L.A.W., though the C.L.A.W. is waitlist only for now. A good chance to grab a figure that was pure con-exclusive scarcity twelve months ago.
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Marvel Legends: Doc Samson
Doc Samson joins the Marvel Legends lineup on retro packaging styled after ToyBiz's mid-1990s Hulk animated series toys. The comic-inspired sculpt captures the gamma-powered psychiatrist with his signature flowing green hair, and he's priced at $34.99. A fun pickup for anyone building out a Hulk villains-and-allies wall, especially with that nostalgic packaging nod.
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That's the Roundup for Today
That's everything worth knowing from today's toy news cycle. If any of these reveals got your wheels turning on a custom commission, hit us up on the commission page — we do custom 3D printing, hand painting, and laser engraving right here in the studio. See you tomorrow!
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