McFarlane DC Direct Page Punchers of Arisia & Soranik Natu from Green Lanterns, and Batman & Joker from The New Batman Adventures

Wave 15 of McFarlane's DC Direct Page Punchers will bring us four new figures split between the Green Lantern comics and The New Batman Adventures.
Expanding our 7-inch figures from the Green Lantern Corps are Arisia and Soranik Natu. Both figures come with alternative hands and energy construct effects. They also both include a reprinted comic of Issue 47 of Green Lanterns as well as the usual display base and collector card.
From The New Batman Adventures comes a new figure of Batman, along with extra hands, 2 grapnel launchers, and a batarang. Batman is joined by The Joker who includes extra hands and a pistol. Both figures also come with a display stand and post, and an art cell. They also both come with a comic book of Batman: Gotham Adventures Issue 31.
All four are general releases, available to pre-order now at stockists and shipping in December 2026. We've added them to our McFarlane Collector Database
Born on Graxos IV, Arisia Rrab™ is a hereditary Green Lantern™, following her father Fentara and many others. When her uncle Blish died in action, his ring sought out the then-teenage Arisia, making her the ring-bearer of Sector 2815. She was rapidly aged while serving, and became close to Hal Jordan™ after spending time on Earth.
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SORANIK NATU, a talented neurosurgeon from the planet KORUGAR, and the daughter of the villain SINESTRO. Originally a reluctant GREEN LANTERN, she became a respected officer in Sector 1417 before later being forced into and leading the SINESTRO CORPS. She is known for her intellect, medical expertise, and complicated relationship with her father and the GREEN LANTERN CORPS.
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Bruce Wayne™ was the Batman™, a tireless and cold vigilante with genius intellect and impeccable martial arts skills striving to make Gotham City™ a better place after losing his parents to petty crime.
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Batman is based on his look from the The New Batman Adventures
Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing
Accessories include 6 extra hands, 2 grapnel launches, batarang, animation cel, art card and display base
Also includes a reprint comic book of BATMAN GOTHAM ADVENTURES #31
The Joker™ was a sadistic, moody, and violent sociopath with a clown motif. Bent on terrorizing Gotham City™ for fun, he was the archnemesis of Batman and his allies
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THE JOKER is based on his look from the The New Batman Adventures
Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing
Accessories include 4 extra hands, weapon, animation cel, art card and display base
Also includes a reprint comic book of BATMAN GOTHAM ADVENTURES #31
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