Today's roundup runs fifteen deep, from McFarlane's DC Multiverse Darkseid vs Orion 2-pack to Mondo's Batman: The Animated Series Harley Quinn, with G.I. Joe, Godzilla, and Micronauts news filling out the rest of the shelf.
DC Multiverse: Darkseid vs Orion 2-Pack
McFarlane's newest DC Multiverse two pack throws New Genesis and Apokolips into the same box, and that pairing is the whole appeal. Orion carries the rage of his father Darkseid even though Highfather raised him inside New Genesis' more peaceful philosophy, and that tension between inherited villainy and adopted virtue is what makes this specific matchup work as a display piece. Darkseid needs no introduction if you collect DC Multiverse: he's the villain the whole line orbits around, one who wants to erase free will from the universe rather than just rule it. Pre-orders are live now, and a pairing like this is the kind of thing that convinces us to keep a shelf open for a proper New Gods display.
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Marvel Legends: Fantastic Four Super-Skrull
Super-Skrull is back in the Marvel Legends lineup, giving collectors who missed the original exclusive release a second shot at him. As a villain he works because he's basically all four Fantastic Four powers stuffed into a single Skrull body, which gives sculptors a lot to work with in one figure. This 6 inch scale reissue runs $46.99 to $47.99, with pre-orders open now and shipping expected in October through November. If you build out Marvel Legends villain rosters by team, this is an easy one to slot in against your Fantastic Four figures.
Sesame Street: Ultimate Blue Big Bird
NECA's convention exclusive take on Big Bird swaps his usual yellow for the blue bird form he wears when he's playing pretend on the show, a fun curveball for a line that's mostly stuck to straight character likenesses. This Ultimate release stands over 10 inches tall in the 7 inch scale family, and NECA didn't cut corners on articulation, over 30 points including a hinged jaw so you can pose him mid conversation. The accessory list covers interchangeable hands, a necktie, his teddy bear Radar, a book, and the letter B, a nice touch for anyone who grew up with the show. Packaging leans into a storybook homage with an opening front flap, so even the box is worth keeping.
Attack on Titan: Cart Titan
Kaiyodo's Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi line is adding the Cart Titan, a genuinely strange choice compared to the more obvious Attack on Titan characters, which is exactly why it stands out. The Amazing Yamaguchi treatment tends to mean exaggerated proportions and wild pose potential, so seeing it applied to one of the series' more monstrous titans instead of a human character is worth paying attention to. There's a Kaiyodo Store exclusive version with a different head sculpt shown alongside the standard release. Full details including pricing and release date haven't been announced yet, so treat this one as an early look.
Masters of the Universe Origins: Sketchbook Series Man-at-Arms
Man-at-Arms is the newest figure to join Mattel's Sketchbook Series within Masters of the Universe Origins. He's available right now for purchase directly through Target.com, no pre-order window to wait out on this one. The Sketchbook Series has carved out its own corner of MOTU Origins for collectors chasing something different from the standard retro releases. Single retailer drops like this one tend to move fast, so if Man-at-Arms is on your list, don't sit on it.
King Ghidorah: Gravity Beam Ver.
Hiya Toys is expanding their King Ghidorah lineup with a Gravity Beam version, capturing the three headed kaiju mid attack rather than in a static standing pose. This figure stands around 13 inches tall, built from ABS and PVC with multiple points of articulation so you can actually pose all three heads and the wings into something dynamic. The included gravity beam effect parts are the real selling point, letting you display Ghidorah firing his signature attack instead of just standing there looking menacing. Pre-orders are open now through Entertainment Earth.
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DC Comics: Batman Hush Champion Class Model Kits
Blokees is rounding out their Champion Class line with a trio pulled straight from the Batman: Hush comic run, covering Joker, Batman, and Catwoman as separate snap fit model kits in the same wave. Building these kits from the same story arc side by side is a smart way to land a cohesive Hush themed display without hunting down three unrelated release windows. Each kit is sold on its own, so you can pick up just the characters you want rather than committing to the full set. Pre-orders are live now through Entertainment Earth.
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Batman: The Animated Series: Harley Quinn 1:6 Scale
Mondo adds Harley Quinn to their Batman: The Animated Series 1:6 scale line, which is wild considering she started out as a single episode henchman before becoming one of the most iconic characters the show ever produced. This figure comes loaded for a proper display, over 30 points of articulation, 2 interchangeable portraits, and 10 exchangeable hands to cover her range of expressions and poses. The deco is done in that flat animated style specifically so she looks like she stepped straight off the cel rather than getting a realistic repaint. Pre-order her now through Entertainment Earth, and you'll get free shipping if your order clears $79.
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G.I. Joe Classified Series: Dreadnok File Cards
Hasbro dropped new file cards for four more G.I. Joe Classified Series figures, all from the Dreadnoks: Gnawgahyde, Zarana, Zandar, and Road Pig. File cards like these are usually the first confirmation that a figure is actually moving through production rather than just a rumor, so seeing four Dreadnoks land together suggests a proper gang wave is coming. Getting this crew together in Classified scale rounds out one of Cobra's more chaotic biker outfits, which collectors have been asking for. No pricing or release window yet, just the character reveals for now.
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Street Fighter: Storm Arena 1/12 Scale Figures
Storm Collectibles has confirmed more 1/12th scale Storm Arena figures are on the way, this time pulling from across the entire Street Fighter timeline rather than sticking to one game. The announcement name checks the original Street Fighter, Street Fighter 2 Ultra, Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike, Street Fighter 4: Ultra, and Street Fighter 5, suggesting a genuinely broad roster is in the works. Storm Arena has built a reputation for packing real fighting game detail into a smaller scale, so expanding across eras instead of one game's cast is a meaningful move for the line. Specific characters and release timing haven't been shared yet.
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DC Multiverse: Green Lantern Corps Wave
McFarlane's Green Lantern Corps wave is in stock now, and it's a genuinely deep cut lineup: Kyle Rayner alongside Medphyll, Naut Ke Loi, and Ghr'll. Putting Kyle next to three of the more alien Corps members instead of another human Lantern is exactly the kind of wave that makes a Green Lantern Corps display feel like an actual Corps instead of just Hal Jordan variants. All four are in stock now at Entertainment Earth, with free US shipping once your order crosses $79. If you've been waiting on the weirder end of the Corps roster, this is the wave to grab.
DC Comics: Peacemaker (Amazing Yamaguchi)
Kaiyodo is bringing Peacemaker into the Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi line, which means the trademark exaggerated proportions and full range Revoltech joints are headed to one of DC's more chaotic antiheroes. There's a Kaiyodo Store exclusive version shown with a different helmet than the standard release, so collectors chasing the full set will have a choice to make. Pricing and a release date haven't been confirmed yet, this is still an early reveal. Worth keeping on your radar if you collect Amazing Yamaguchi figures or just want Peacemaker in a more dynamic sculpt than the usual action figure treatment.
Micronauts: ReAction+ Wave 6 Acroyear and Time Traveler
Super7's Micronauts ReAction+ line hits Wave 6 with Acroyear, the very first villain the Micronauts ever fought, paired with a clear variant of the Time Traveler. Both figures sit at 4 inch scale with 12 points of articulation and the shiny vac metal detailing that's become a signature of this revival line. Acroyear comes in a blue colorway with accessories built for Planet Spartak, while the Time Traveler's chest piece pops off for extra display options. Each figure runs $24.99, pre-orders are open now at Entertainment Earth, and they're expected to ship in October.
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Iron Studios: New Pre-Order Roundup
Iron Studios has a fresh batch of statues up for pre-order, headlined by Gambit, a new Predator piece, and additions to their Lord of the Rings lineup. It's a wide net of a drop, and this kind of roundup usually signals a handful of separate lines all clearing pre-order at once rather than one single coordinated release. Beyond those three names, full specifics on scale, pricing, and exact character lineups haven't been published yet, so treat this as an early heads up rather than a full breakdown. Pre-orders are live now through Entertainment Earth if you want to stake a claim before allocations fill up.
G.I. Joe Classified Series: MARS S.N.A.K.E. Battle Suit
The MARS S.N.A.K.E. Battle Suit is getting a shipping update, and it's a good one: Hasbro has this G.I. Joe Classified figure locked in to start shipping September 29, just days out. Coming from the Military Armaments Research Syndicate rather than Cobra proper, the S.N.A.K.E. Battle Suit brings a different faction into a Classified scale that's been mostly Joes versus Cobra so far. It's priced at $79.99, with pre-orders currently exclusive to Amazon and additional stock listed through Entertainment Earth. Entertainment Earth is also running free US shipping on orders of $79 or more.
That's the Roundup for Today
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