McFarlane Toys were in attendance for Wondercon 2024 and had a raft of new figures to reveal. At the moment we don't have any official images. A lot of the slides were marked up as 2025 releases - we think some or all of these were an error as the recently announced Plastic-Man wave which is due in stores within a couple of months was also marked as a 2025 release - McFarlane also rarely works that far in advance in terms of promoting new releases.
In the Music Maniacs line the figures of Alice Cooper and Ozzy Osbourne will be joined by Eddie from Iron Maiden, and Rob Zombie.
The Movie Maniacs series will see the arrival of The Matrix and figures of Neo and Trinity. There is also a series of comedy movie releases including The 40-Year-Old Virgin, The Big Lebowski, and Dazed and Confused.
Moving into the DC Multiverse line and there are a number of new waves incoming.
A comic book wave will feature new figures of Mr. Freeze, Ambush Bug, Booster Gold, and Tim Drake Robin.
The Batman movie series will see a new Batman Forever wave of Batman, Robin, Riddler, and Two-Face. The build-a-figure will be the Nightmare Bat. And for the Dark Knight Trilogy, there is a Tumbler on its way with a Lucious Fox figure.
The Collector Edition line will see new figures of Sergeant Rock, Conner Kent Superboy, Manga Batman, Captain Boomerang, Starfire, and Penguin. Three of these were fully revealed the day after the WonderCon Panel.
And in the Digital Series, we have a new wave of Superman, Green Arrow, and Atom. The Digital BAF with the wave (virtual collectible, not an actual figure) is Animal Man.
They also confirmed some new Chase (Platinum Edition) figures of Manhunter, New 52 Reverse Flash, and Sportsmaster
The DC Direct Batman the Animated Series line new additions will include HARDAC, Poison Ivy, Phantasm, Bane, Robot Batman, and Bruce Wayne. We had also seen the new Joker Mobile and Joker Figure previewed ahead of the Wondercon event, this last one we know is a Target-exclusive
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