The third wave of McFarlane's DC Multiverse Collector Edition figures, as previewed a week or so ago, have now opened for pre-orders ahead of a December 2023 release date. These Collector Edition figures are general releases at McFarlane stockists
Captain Carrot is taken from the Justice League Incarnate story and comes with two pairs of alternative hands and a flight stand. Superman is based on the Return of Superman and features alternative hands and a posed figurine of Krypto the Superdog. The final figure is Batman as Green Lantern. He features alternative hands, Power Battery accessory, and a pair of energy effects.
The Collector Edition figures also come with the usual collector card, but also a display stand in which to position it. There are also Platinum Edition variants of each figure, packed randomly in each case as a chase variant. US collectors can, if they wish, purchase a full case from the McFarlane store which will then give them five standard figures and the sixth will be the Platinum Chase variant.
These Chase variants include Captain Carrot with a green pair of trunks and some alternative colouring on his chest and head, a green-skinned Superman with green fur Krypto, and a translucent green-powered version of Batman as Green Lantern.
A rabbit from an alternate reality of cartoon animals, Rodney was a mild-mannered cartoonist until he ate a cosmic carrot. As super-powered Captain Carrot, he joined the Zoo Crew. Over many wacky adventures, they encountered both Superman and Starro the Conqueror. When their world was threatened, the Zoo Crew took its inhabitants to New Earth, where they changed into ordinary animals. Carrot became a stage rabbit, before regaining his powers and helping fight Darkseid during Final Crisis. He is Earth-26’s member in the pan-Multiversal super-team Justice Incarnate. They battled the Gentry and their Oblivion Machine, and fought the Legion of Doom when Earth’s heroes attempted to repair the ruptured Source Wall.
Sent to Earth from the dying planet of Krypton as a baby, Kal-El was found by farmers Martha and Jonathan Kent and raised as their son, Clark. As Clark grew up, the radiation from Earth’s yellow sun gave him extraordinary powers, which he kept hidden. Now fully grown, he uses his powers to protect his adopted world as Superman. The Man of Steel is virtually invulnerable and has the powers of super-strength, super-speed, and flight. He also has enhanced senses, including heat vision, X-ray vision, super-hearing, and super-breath.
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