NYCC 2026: McFarlane Toys Panel including new reveals for the DC Multiverse, God of War, Fallout, Spawn, and Judge Dredd!
McFarlane's NYCC 2026 panel included plenty of new reveals, and some hints at the future for the company as the DC licence departs at the end of the year.
There are more DC figures incoming before the end of December, and these include comic book figures of Bruce Wayne alongside Batman from Challenges of the Unknown, and Batman from The Long Halloween. The DC Collector Series releases in the final few months will be Star Sapphire, Mary Shazam, and Val Zod.
In the DC Theatrical line there is an HBO Max version of The Penguin, an unmasked Batman from Batman Returns, and Batgirl in an ice suit from Batman and Robin. And the DC reveals were rounded off by Page Puncher reveals for Arisia and Soranik Natu.
McFarlane do appear to be continuing some presence in the DC Collecting space with resin statues.
Elsewhere, the 7-inch line will see more God of War releases, with a further Elite Edition of Kratos from Ragnarok. There will be two standard releases of Ragnarok and Ares.
In other video game formats are new Fallout figures with a wave featuring an NCR Salvaged Power Armour, Nick Valentine, Scorched Sierra NCR, and a Desert Ranger. This last one is a Red Platinum Exclusive. There will also be an Elite Edition of the X-01 Power Armour.
The panel drew to a close with a look at a new Elite Edition Spawn, Spawn Warlock from the Diablo Immortal crossover. And McFarlane is going pinless, with the development of pinless articulation in a new King Spawn figure.
And we can look forward to a new licence with the 50th Anniversary of Judge Dredd announced as a new focus area for the McFarlane team.
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