NYCC aftershocks are still rippling through pre-order lists today, with Hasbro dropping a stacked wave of G.I. Joe Classified reveals and McFarlane bringing Spawn into the Diablo Immortal universe. Here's everything worth your attention.
Cobra Commander: Dress Uniform & Throne Set
Hasbro's dropped a genuinely over the top Cobra Commander this week: the Classified Series deluxe release ditches the usual uniform for full ceremonial regalia, snake hood throne and removable crown included. Nine accessories come in the box, from his staff and knife to four alternate hands so you can pose him gripping the throne or mid monologue. The softgoods cape adds real drape instead of a molded plastic afterthought, which matters a lot when you're lighting a display shelf. It's in stock now at Entertainment Earth for $69.99, ready to ship today.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series Arctic B.A.T.
The Cobra B.A.T. line gets a cold weather variant with the Arctic B.A.T., and the three interchangeable chest plates are the real draw since they let you build out a whole squad without every trooper looking identical. A chainsaw hand attachment and a pair of weapon accessories round out the combat loadout, with an alternate head for more aggressive posing. It's built for troop building, which is exactly where the Classified Series shines. Available now at Entertainment Earth.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series: Flatline, Hardball, Daina, H.E.A.T. Viper & Shipwreck
Hasbro used New York Comic Con to unload a five figure Classified Series wave: Flatline, Hardball, Daina of the October Guard, H.E.A.T. Viper and Shipwreck. Each one runs $29.99, which lines up with where this line has settled after this year's price increase, and they're expected to land around January 2027. Daina reuses the Lara Croft torso base, a detail collectors online have already clocked, but the head sculpt and gear are enough to make her read as her own character. Grey went on H.E.A.T. Viper instead of the more common tan, a choice that's splitting the room a bit. Pre-orders are open now.
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Jada Toys Ultra Street Fighter II: Vega (Player 2)
Vega gets his Player 2 treatment in Jada's Ultra Street Fighter II line, keeping the signature mask and claw but swapping him into the alternate costume colors from the games. It's a 1:12 scale figure built around his acrobatic fighting style, so expect the articulation to lean toward dramatic flying poses rather than static display. This one's an Entertainment Earth exclusive priced at $32.99, with a February 2027 ship date on the pre-order.
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Beast Kingdom Star Trek Egg Attack Floating: U.S.S. Enterprise
Beast Kingdom's Egg Attack Floating series turns the original U.S.S. Enterprise into a genuinely hovering desk piece, using a magnetic levitation base to keep the 3.34 inch ship suspended in midair. LEDs light up the windows, saucer section and engine nacelles in white and orange, and it charges over USB-C so there's no battery compartment to hide. At $238.99 with a Q1 2027 ship window, it's priced like the display centerpiece it's meant to be rather than a toy.
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McFarlane Toys Spawn Warlock (Diablo Immortal)
McFarlane's crossing Spawn into Diablo Immortal territory with the Warlock figure, and the sculpt leans hard into that fusion with a sacrificial blade and demon skull accessory set. Twenty two points of articulation is a lot for a 7 inch figure, and the wired fabric cape means you can actually pose it billowing instead of frozen in one shape. The Elite Edition packaging adds gold foil accents and a redeemable Elite Points card, plus the usual art card and display base. It's $49.99 with a March 2027 ship date.
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Megahouse One Piece Variable Action Heroes: Whitebeard (Ver.1.5)
Megahouse's Variable Action Heroes line gives Edward Newgate the scale he deserves at 9.45 inches tall, with enough bulk in the sculpt to actually feel like Whitebeard. Two interchangeable faces and a fabric cape that moves with posing cover the expression and presence side of things, while two Tremor-Tremor Fruit effect parts let you recreate his quake powers on the shelf. His naginata and a set of interchangeable hands round out the loadout. Pre-orders are live now.
NECA Ultimate Gonzo with Camilla
NECA's Ultimate line reaches the Muppets with Gonzo, and they've packed in the small stuff that actually sells a character figure: interchangeable hands, head and eyes so you can mix his expressions, plus his brick, tire and horn. Camilla comes along for the ride too. The deco is pulled straight from his look on the original 1976 series rather than a more modern redesign, which is the right call for a nostalgia piece like this.
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NECA Ultimate Elvira
Elvira hits her 45th anniversary with an Ultimate figure stacked with accessories pulled from the 1988 film: Gonk, a snake, her dagger and sunglasses, and a casserole dish with an attachable monster and tail for the gag. The soft goods dress is doing a lot of work here since a hard plastic skirt would've killed the silhouette, and interchangeable face plates let you swap between her signature smirk and something more dramatic. A real horror shelf staple done right.
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Tamashii Nations S.H.MonsterArts: Godzilla Final Wars Kaizer Ghidorah
Kaizer Ghidorah is getting the S.H.MonsterArts treatment at a scale that matches how absurd the design actually is: 250mm tall, 320mm wide and 550mm long once the wings and necks are accounted for. That's the kind of footprint that needs its own shelf, not a spot next to your other kaiju. Pre-orders open October 15 at 4 PM JST and haven't gone live yet, with the figure shipping around April 2027.
McFarlane Toys: Lara Croft (Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis)
McFarlane just picked up the Tomb Raider license from Crystal Dynamics, and the first figure out of the gate is Lara Croft in her classic look to mark the franchise's 30th anniversary. It's tied to the upcoming Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, a new game from Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog, and she comes loaded with her signature weapons and gear at 7 inch scale. McFarlane's already confirmed more figures are coming out of Tomb Raider: Catalyst down the line, so this looks like the start of an actual line rather than a one off.
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Mondo Masters of the Universe 200X: Mer-Man
Mondo's 200X Mer-Man comes loaded for a proper Eternia diorama, with his trident, an energy blast attachment, a sword and the Coridite Crystal all included alongside four interchangeable portrait heads. The environmental display base is doing double duty as both a stand and scene setting, which is the kind of detail that separates a Mondo release from a standard carded figure. This one's a timed edition, open for pre-order only from October 13 through October 23, exclusively through Mondo's own store.
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Flame Toys Transformers Kuro Kara Kuri: Ultra Magnus (White Version)
Flame Toys' Kuro Kara Kuri treatment for Ultra Magnus is less an action figure and more a display sculpture, standing over 8 inches tall with real LED light up effects built into the build. The accessory count is wild: six pairs of hands, two mouth plates for expression changes, a pair of dual bladed swords, two axes, a hammer, a rifle and a jetpack. It originally launched at $599.99 and has now been marked down to $299.99, a serious cut for a piece this detailed, though it's a specialty retailer exclusive for now.
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Transformers Age of the Primes: Commander Class Armada Jetfire
Jetfire joins the Age of the Primes lineup in Commander Class scale, built around the classic Armada look collectors have wanted back in this line. It's priced at $99.99 and available now, with Entertainment Earth offering free shipping over $79 and a 10 percent discount code for in stock orders. Not the flashiest reveal of the week, but a solid one to have back in stock for anyone filling out their Primes shelf.
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Blokees: Batman Hush Batman & Catwoman Champion Class
Blokees is bringing its snap together model kit format to Batman Hush with a Batman and Catwoman two pack in Champion Class scale. These kits lean into display built presentation over playability, which fits the Hush source material's moody, sculpted aesthetic. Pricing and a wide release date haven't been detailed yet, but the kits are already available through specialty retailers.
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That's the Roundup for Today
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