Today's roundup is stacked with SDCC energy: Hasbro, McFarlane, NECA, and Super7 all have news breaking around the show, and Tamashii Nations previewed no fewer than five new figures across four different anime and kaiju lines. There's also a batch of Walmart Collector Con exclusives landing this week for Fallout, Cars, One Piece, and GI Joe collectors.
DC Multiverse Gold Label Hal Jordan (White Lantern)
McFarlane Toys just dropped official images for the SDCC 2026 exclusive DC Multiverse Gold Label Hal Jordan in his White Lantern form. It's a Gold Label release, so expect the usual premium paint and packaging treatment that line gets. You'll find it in person at the UCC Distributing booth, number 5613, if you're walking the show floor this week. White Lantern Hal doesn't get nearly enough figure love, so seeing McFarlane commit to a Gold Label version is a solid pickup for any Green Lantern collection.
Factory Entertainment Battlestar Galactica 3.75" Wave 2
Factory Entertainment showed off a preview of their second wave of 3.75 inch Battlestar Galactica figures, and the lineup covers some deep cuts. Commander Adama and Lord Baltar anchor the wave alongside Lucifer, that unmistakable Cylon centurion look never gets old. Lieutenant Athena appears to be in the mix too, along with a dress uniform version of Starbuck for anyone who wants their BSG shelf to look a little more formal. These will be on display this weekend at the Factory Entertainment SDCC booth, so if you're there in person, go take a closer look before pre-orders open.
NECA Fortnite x TMNT Figures
NECA's Fortnite crossover Turtles are in stock right now on Target's website, and each one runs $29.99. These sculpts are pulled straight from the game files, so you get the exact proportions and gear the Turtles wore in their Fortnite appearances rather than a generic reskin. All four, Leo, Raph, Mikey, and Donnie, are available together, which makes it easy to grab the full set in one go. Other retailers will reportedly carry these later, but for now Target has the exclusive window.
Hasbro The Legend of Zelda: Link Figure Tease
Hasbro teased their upcoming Legend of Zelda figure line with a shot of Link's shield and sword rendered at 1/12 scale. It's a tight crop, just the gear, no full figure yet, but it confirms Hasbro is treating this line with real scale accuracy. The full reveal happens at Preview Night, so we'll have the actual figures to talk about very soon. Zelda has been overdue for a proper articulated figure line, and Hasbro picking it up is a good sign for how seriously they're taking the license.
Tamashii Nations S.H.MonsterArts Godzilla Minus Zero
Tamashii Nations is bringing the Godzilla Minus Zero design into the S.H.MonsterArts line, and this one is built straight off the film's 3D model data. Standing 6.3 inches tall in ABS and PVC, it's got the articulation range S.H.MonsterArts is known for, so you can actually recreate his big screen poses instead of just posing him standing still. The sculpt work leans into every scar and texture detail from the movie version. If Minus Zero is your favorite take on the character, this is shaping up to be the display piece to get.
52Toys FigLite Universal Monsters: Dracula & Frankenstein's Monster
52Toys is showing off prototypes for a new FigLite series built around the Universal Monsters, starting with Dracula and Frankenstein's Monster at 1/12 scale. Sculptor James Groman designed these himself, and it shows, they've got that classic monster movie silhouette without feeling like a cheap knockoff. Right now they're prototype only, on display at the 52Toys Beastbox booth, number 4837, at San Diego Comic-Con. If these two are the opening act, this could turn into a solid little monster shelf over time.
GI Joe Classified Series Night Force Psych-Out
Walmart's Collector Con kicks off July 23rd at 10am Eastern, and one of the figures dropping that morning is the GI Joe Classified Series Night Force Psych-Out. Night Force repaints always have a different mood than the standard releases, moodier colors, stealthier vibe, and this one looks like it keeps that tradition going. The Collector Con event itself runs through July 24th with a wider slate of exclusives across multiple brands. Mark your alarm for 10am ET if Psych-Out is the one you want, Walmart drops like this tend to move fast.
Blokees Ultraman Galaxy S Version 02
Bandai's Blokees line is getting an Ultraman Galaxy S entry with the Version 02 Unleash the Spark of Unity release, sold as a blind box model kit in a case of 9. Blokees keep that chunky, snap together build style that makes them fun to assemble without needing glue or paint. Blind box means you won't know exactly which pose or color variant you're getting until you open it, which is half the appeal for people who collect the whole set. If you're into Ultraman and haven't tried the Blokees format yet, a case is the easiest way to get a full run of variants at once.
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GI Joe Classified Series Crimson S.N.A.K.E. Armor
Hasbro pulled back the curtain on the Crimson SNAKE Armor ahead of their SDCC panel, and Mars Industries gave this mech suit a paint job that pays homage to one of the classic GI Joe color schemes. It's still very much the same imposing armor silhouette, just recolored to fit that Crimson Guard aesthetic collectors already know. The full panel details drop Thursday July 23rd at 10am Pacific in room 25ABC, then you can see the actual figure in person at the Hasbro booth, number 3213. SNAKE Armor repaints are always a fun way to expand the GI Joe mech roster without needing a whole new sculpt.
EXO-6 Star Trek Trelane, Squire of Gothos
EXO-6 is turning one of Star Trek's most memorable one-off characters into a 1/6 scale figure: Trelane, the Squire of Gothos. At 11.8 inches tall and built from ABS, PVC, and fabric, this figure captures William Campbell's screen performance right down to that smug, self-satisfied expression. The included dueling sword and period accurate coat detail sell the whole 18th century gentleman routine Trelane puts on for the Enterprise crew. Trelane doesn't show up often in figure form, so if TOS deep cuts are your thing, this is a rare one worth grabbing.
Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts Motoko Kusanagi & Robot Spirits Fuchikoma
Tamashii Nations is expanding their Ghost in the Shell lineup with a new S.H. Figuarts Motoko Kusanagi paired with a Robot Spirits Fuchikoma. Pairing the S.H. Figuarts humanoid line with the Robot Spirits mecha line in one release is a smart move, since Motoko and her Fuchikoma are basically inseparable in the source material. Details are still light since this is a first look, but the pairing alone tells you Tamashii is treating this release as a proper display set rather than a standalone figure. Ghost in the Shell figures don't come around often, so this is one to keep an eye on.
Funko Bitty Box: One Piece Going Merry with Chopper and Luffy
Funko's contribution to Walmart's Collector Con lineup is a One Piece Bitty Box featuring the Going Merry ship alongside Chopper and Luffy in vinyl figure form. Bitty Box sets are Funko's smaller scale format, so this is more of a fun desk display piece than a big statement piece, but the Going Merry as the centerpiece is a nice touch for Straw Hat fans. It goes live July 23rd at 10am Eastern alongside the rest of the Collector Con exclusives. If you're building out a One Piece shelf on a budget, the Bitty Box format is an easy way to add the ship itself without hunting down a separate vehicle release.
LEGO Ideas The X-Files Set
LEGO Ideas is turning The X-Files into a 1,478 piece set, and it's a genuinely clever build. One half recreates Fox Mulder's cluttered office, the other half is a UFO hovering over a wooded scene on a transparent display pole, and you can pull them apart to display separately. The set includes 8 minifigures, Mulder, Scully, and Mr. X among them, which is a solid roster for a show that's mostly about two people talking in dim rooms. This one started as a fan design that won the LEGO Ideas '90s Nostalgia Challenge, so it's got real fan pedigree behind it. Pre-orders open August 4th on LEGO.com.
McFarlane Toys Fallout Vault Boy (Endurance)
McFarlane Toys is bringing Vault Boy to life as a 5 inch posed figure for Walmart's Collector Con, this time in his Endurance pose. McFarlane has been steadily working through the Vault Boy S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats as individual releases, and Endurance is a fun one to see rendered in plastic since the pose language for these varies so much between stats. It's a Walmart exclusive dropping July 24th at 10am Eastern as part of the wider Collector Con event. Fallout collectors who've been chasing the full stat set will want to set an alarm for this one.
Jada Disney Pixar Cars Pink Slips Lightning McQueen
Jada is putting out a Pink Slips edition Lightning McQueen die-cast at 1:24 scale for Walmart's Collector Con, and yes, the whole car is finished in pink. It's a fun break from the usual Rust-eze red, and the Pink Slips branding suggests this ties into a specific in-universe race or event from the Cars franchise. Die-cast collectors tend to like these limited color variants specifically because the standard red version is so easy to find elsewhere. It goes live July 23rd at 10am Eastern alongside the rest of the Collector Con slate.
Tamashii Nations S.H.Figuarts Tengen Uzui, Chrollo, and Mahito
Tamashii Nations previewed three new S.H.Figuarts figures at once, and they're pulling from three completely different anime series. Tengen Uzui represents Demon Slayer, Chrollo comes over from Hunter x Hunter as the Phantom Troupe's leader, and Mahito rounds it out from Jujutsu Kaisen. It's an unusual way to bundle a reveal, but it does show Tamashii is still committed to keeping all three of these franchises active in the S.H.Figuarts line. No release details yet, this is strictly a first look, but all three are strong picks for their respective series.
Super7 Super Cyborg Batmobile (Classic TV Series, Full Color)
Super7's Super Cyborg Batmobile is getting the full color treatment this time, based on the 1966 TV series design, and it's loaded with gimmicks. At 12.5 inches long and 4.9 inches wide, it's a real shelf piece, with removable front, middle, and back panels that expose spinning wheels, a spinning steering wheel, and a spinning saw blade underneath. The working bat lights and clear canopy windows add to the display value, and it even comes with bonus Batman mask and utility belt cutouts in the packaging. It's priced at $150 and set to ship September 15th, 2026, so there's a bit of a wait, but this looks like the most feature packed version of this Batmobile yet.
The Loyal Subjects SDCC 2026 Exclusives: M.A.S.K. and More
The Loyal Subjects rolled out their SDCC 2026 exclusive lineup, and M.A.S.K. fans get the headline items here with Hologram Edition versions of both Condor and Thunderhawk. Hologram finishes are always a fun way to make a repeat character release feel new again, especially for a line as vehicle heavy as M.A.S.K. Rounding out the drop are a My Pet Monster Football Monster plush at 14 inches and an 11 inch Big Kick Popple plush, so there's a nostalgia angle here beyond just the M.A.S.K. crowd. If you collect Loyal Subjects convention exclusives, this is a four for four kind of release.
That's the Roundup for Today
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