McFarlane DC Multiverse reveals, including Shazam, Starman, Larfleeze, Gangbuster, and Black Condor
- Mephitsu
- Apr 21
- 3 min read
Updated: Apr 24
McFarlane's next DC Multiverse releases have been unveiled, starting with Shazam from Power of Shazam. He is joined by Starman from Jack Knight and by a DC Classic release of Larfleeze.
Shazam will come with an alternative pair of hands, Starman with his staff, and Larfleeze with lantern construct and twin effect pieces for the hands.
There are also two Red Platinum Exclusive releases featuring a DC Classics Gangbuster and Black Condor. These will be sold at Gamestop in the US. Elsewhere, they should be available through any stockists, including here in the UK.
These are all open for pre-orders as of the 21st of April 2026 and look to be June 2026 releases, althought the Red Platinum pairing may be available sooner going off the Gamestop and EB Games listings. We've added all five new figures to our extensive McFarlane Collector Database
The Power of Shazam!™” graphic novel delves into the circumstances of his father’s death, his uncle’s treachery, and his subsequent journey to the Rock of Eternity™ where he receives the powers of Shazam.
Larfleeze, also known as Agent Orange, is the sole wielder of the orange light of Avarice. The most self-destructive color of the universe’s Emotional Spectrum, it precludes sharing and those it illuminates will fight for what they want until only one remains. Its power infects the mind and effectively owns its possessor. “What’s mine is mine and mine and mine, and mine, and mine, and mine! Not yours!
Jack Knight came from a dynasty of Super Heroes. His father was World War II Super Hero Starman, and he was also related to the first Phantom Lady. However, he was content to let older brother David wield the Cosmic Rod as champion of Opal City. Jack preferred to pursue his love of history and popular culture. That all changed after David was assassinated. Jack Knight became Starman only after David’s murder was followed by an attempt on his own life. Using a prototype staff his father had discarded, Jack vanquished the killers and became the city’s protector. Despite reservations, he was drawn to the life of adventure and exploration, although he refused to wear a costume.
Delgado grew up fighting in the streets of Suicide Slum and later became a Golden Gloves boxing champion. He returned to his neighborhood to fight crime as Gangbuster™, but suffered a spinal injury while fighting Combattor™. An implant allowed him to patrol the streets of Metropolis™ once again.
As the second Black Condor™, Kendall used telekinesis and was an expert knife-thrower. Acquiring his powers from a monstrous radiation experiment conducted by his grandfather, Kendall was recruited to his new role by the first Black Condor, Richard Grey, the high-flying 1940s Freedom Fighter. Kendall served in the JLA, but later died during the Infinite Crisis. Incredibly detailed 7" scale figure based on the DC MULTIVERSE™; Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play; BLACK CONDOR™ as featured in DC™ comics; Accessories include removable wings and base; Includes collectible art card with character art on the front, and character biography on the back; Collect all McFARLANE TOYS™ DC MULTIVERSE™ figures
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