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McFarlane DC Multiverse Collector Edition releases of Mera, Wonder Girl, Black Manta, and Raven from DC Classic

Writer: Mephitsu
Mephitsu
Sep 16
3 min read

Updated: Sep 17

As seen at the Funda Expo Panel, McFarlane are bringing us four new DC Multiverse releases in their Collector Edition line. All four 7-inch figures are based on the DC Classic look. They include Mera, Wonder Girl, Black Manta, and Raven and each figure also has a corresponding Platinum Edition Chase variant.



Raven will feature alternative hands and effect parts. Wonder Girl includes the lasso of truth and alternative hands. Mera comes with her Trident and water effect base. While Black Manta includes twin swords and jet pack effect pieces. All four figures also include the usual circular display base and a collector card.



All four of the figures are live for pre-orders as of the 17th of September 2026 and are general releases. They are due to ship in October.


We've added the foursome to our extensive McFarlane Collector Database



Daughter of the cosmic demon TRIGON™, RAVEN™ struggles to master the baser impulses she has inherited from him. While her father sees her as the key to his plans to consolidate his power, RAVEN uses her vast mystical and psychic abilities to battle evil in all its forms alongside her adopted families, the TEEN TITANS™ and the TITANS™.



Donna Troy’s backstory has been an ever-evolving one, nearly from the time of her creation.

Originally conceived as Wonder Girl™, Donna was meant to be a teenage version of Wonder Woman™ as a founding member of the newly formed Teen Titans™. She became one of the team’s mainstays, taking the independent name Donna Troy, and appearing only once in a Wonder Woman story during the Bronze Age. Continuity was altered in the 1980s to recreate Donna as a girl chosen for training by the Titans of Myth, during which she adopted the name Troia™. In the 1990s, Donna was reestablished once more, but this time as a magical doppelgänger of Wonder Woman brought to life, while Diana was out of action for a while.



A native of the aquatic kingdom of Xebel, an ancient Atlantean penal colony, Mera was trained as an assassin and grew up with a deep suspicion of Atlantis. However, when instructed to kill Aquaman™, she fell in love with him and fought by his side. When Aquaman left Atlantis

to make a life in the surface world, she went with him, but had difficulty adjusting. She got

a welcome chance to return to adventuring during Aquaman and the Others’ quest to fight Black Manta™ and retrieve stolen Atlantean artifacts.



Considered one of Aquaman’s™ greatest enemies, Black Manta™ has a singular hatred for the King of Atlantis. For decades, Manta’s true name and motives were shrouded in mystery, hidden behind his menacing oversize helmet. In modern times, however, his true motivations have been revealed. No matter the era, Black Manta has always inflicted a special kind of pain upon his archenemy, cementing his reputation as one of the most ruthless and driven criminals in DC history.


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