Today's lineup leans hard into Star Wars, with Hasbro's Rotta the Hutt landing on shelves in two scales and a six-figure Black Series wave opening for pre-order straight out of NYCC. Elsewhere, Storm Collectibles turned MCM London Comic Con into a launch pad for an exclusive Street Fighter Sagat.
DC Page Punchers Nightwing
Nightwing's joining McFarlane's DC Direct Page Punchers lineup, and it's in stock right now. Page Punchers keep things simple: comic-accurate sculpts, straightforward posing, and a price point that doesn't require apologizing to your bank account. Nightwing's acrobatic silhouette and blue-accented black suit translate well to this smaller format, the kind of figure that looks just as good lined up on a shelf as it does solo. If you've been circling the DC Multiverse ecosystem without committing to the bigger price tags, this is the easy entry point.
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S.H.MonsterArts Keizer Ghidorah
S.H.MonsterArts is digging back into 2004's Godzilla: Final Wars for its next kaiju, and it's a deep cut: Keizer Ghidorah, the fused three-headed menace that gave series-Godzilla one of its toughest fights. Tamashii's MonsterArts line has built its reputation on sculpted texture and posability on genuinely huge figures, and a multi-headed design like this one is exactly where that engineering gets to show off. Final Wars doesn't get nearly the toy support of the more mainstream Godzilla eras, so seeing this particular form get the MonsterArts treatment is a nice nod to the kaiju deep cuts crowd. Pre-orders are open now.
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Judge Dredd x Biker Mice from Mars: Throttle and Lawmonster
Nacelle's throwing two completely different properties into a blender with this one: a Judge Dredd crossover starring Biker Mice from Mars' Throttle, suited up in full Judge gear straight out of the comic tie-in. The premise has Limburger and Karbunkle's cross-dimensional scheme dropping the Biker Mice right into Dredd's turf, and apparently Judge Death takes notice, which is the kind of unhinged crossover energy only a licensed comic book could justify. The set pairs the Throttle figure with the Lawmonster vehicle, so you're getting both the character and his ride in one go. It's a weird pairing on paper, but that's exactly why it works.
Mega Man and Proto Man Model Kits
Kotobukiya's bringing back its Mega Man and Proto Man kits at 1/10 scale, and the reissue keeps the feature that made them worth building the first time around: swappable parts that let you recreate the Mega Buster mid-charge. You get two different effect-part options, Normal and Charged, so you can pose Mega Man exactly like he's about to clear a Wily Castle room. The articulation is built around reenacting specific poses straight from the games rather than generic action-figure range of motion, which is the right call for a character this iconic. Good to see these back in production instead of just living on secondary market listings.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition Mega Thunderzord Battle Pack
Playmates' Re-Ignition line is tackling one of the most requested combiners in Power Rangers history, the Mega Thunderzord, and this five-pack gives you the whole roster to build it. Red Dragon, Lion, Unicorn, Griffin, and Firebird Thunderzords all combine into the 14 inch Mega Thunderzord, and the Red Dragon piece alone switches between Warrior Mode and Dragon Mode on its own. You get the Thunder Saber with its sheath and a helmet included, plus the launchers and missiles for the Griffin and Firebird zords, so the accessory count on this set is doing a lot of work. For anyone who grew up wanting the full zord team on their shelf and not just the Red Ranger's half of it, this is the set that finally delivers the complete roster in one box.
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Storm Arena Street Fighter Zero 3 Sagat
Storm Collectibles is turning MCM London Comic Con into a launch pad this year, and the headliner is a Sagat figure from Street Fighter Zero 3 for the Storm Arena line, a convention exclusive you'll only get at their booth during the show's October 23 to 25 run. They're not stopping at one figure either: Storm Arena versions of Alpha 3's Dan and Nash are debuting at the same booth as first to market releases worldwide, so UK collectors get first crack at pieces the rest of us will be chasing later. Sagat's one of Street Fighter's most recognizable silhouettes, all height and reach, and the Storm Arena format has been solid at capturing that stance heavy fighting game pose work. If you're not at the show, this is one to watch for aftermarket listings once attendees start posting pickups.
Rotta the Hutt
Hasbro's Rotta the Hutt figures are in stock now, and there are two ways in: the 6 inch Black Series version at $79.99, or the smaller Vintage Collection figure at $46.99. Rotta's a deep pull character for a mainline figure line, Jabba's son from the Star Wars Holiday Special era of lore, so seeing him get both a premium and a budget-friendly release at once says a lot about how far Hasbro is willing to dig into Star Wars side characters these days. The two scales give you a real choice depending on whether you're building out a Jabba's Palace diorama or just want the character on a shelf. Either way, this is one for the deep-cut Star Wars collection, not the casual fan's starter set.
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Star Wars The Black Series: NYCC Pre-Order Wave
Hasbro's NYCC wave of Black Series pre-orders is a genuine prequel to original trilogy spread: Episode 1 Queen Amidala, Episode 2 Anakin Skywalker, and Episode 3 Galactic Marine are joined by A New Hope Luke Skywalker in his X-Wing Pilot gear, Empire Strikes Back's 2-1B medical droid, and Return of the Jedi's Tessek. Every figure in the wave comes in at $29.99 and is slated to ship next April, so there's a long wait ahead, but that's typical for a convention-announced Black Series wave this size. 2-1B and Tessek especially are the kind of background character picks that only show up once Hasbro's worked through the obvious lineup first, which says the Black Series roster is getting genuinely deep. Six figures in one wave is a lot to commit to at once, so it's worth deciding now which ones actually make your display and which you're skipping.
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The Tick Longbox Heroes: Terror and Man-Eating Cow
Fresh Monkey Fiction's Tick Longbox Heroes Prestige Wave 2 just unlocked its latest stretch goal, The Terror and his Man-Eating Cow, and the campaign's moving along well enough that backers are getting the extras they were hoping for. Standard figures in the wave run $39.99, with the newly unlocked Terror and Man-Eating Cow pair priced at $64.99, alongside previously announced figures like Chairface Chippendale, Arthur, and Barry Hubris rounding out the line. The Tick doesn't get nearly the figure support its cult following deserves, so a dedicated Prestige scale wave built around its weirdest side characters is a real treat for anyone who's been waiting. Everything in this wave is pegged for a Q3 2027 ship date, so it's a long game, but crowdfunded lines like this tend to reward the patient.
That's the Roundup for Today
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