Action Figures and Toys

Frankenstein’s monster is set to deliver some frightful fun this Halloween season, with a glow-in-the-dark 5 Points figure from Mezco.

Hasbro’s Studio Series of Transformers figures is finally moving on from the Bay films, and into something a little more animated. And from 1986.

Formerly pretty tough to find, the first wave of McFarlane Toys’ “DC Metal”-themed Multiverse figures are much easier to come by now.

Diamond Selects offerings for this week include a bit from each of their biggest licenses. That includes The Mandalorian, Bane, and Black Panther.

Mezco is kicking off their Batman ’66 collection in an impressive way, with an awesome box set that includes the Batmobile and 7 figures.

The Black Cat is on the prowl with a brand new figure, as a part of the throwback retro Marvel Legends series from Hasbro.

Long-awaited is the term I’d use for a new Dino-Riders line, as fans have l=been looking for one for years. Well, it’s actually happening… in a way.

If you missed out on the Heroes of Endor box set on Hasbro Pulse, then you’re going to love the next wave of Star Wars Black Series figures.

McFarlane Toys announced a slate of Walmart exclusives yesterday, and you can still snag most of them, including Batman and the Battle Sister.

It’s a big week of new offerings from Diamond, especially if you’re a DC or Marvel fan. Click through to take a look at the new dioramas, figures and more.

Continuing to run with the Thundercats license is Super7, who’s just announced the fourth wave of figures. Check out Monkian, Snowman and more.

The 3.75″ G.I. Joe figures might not be making the splash that the 6-inchers are, but they’re pretty awesome in their own right. And more are coming up.

A little sneak peek hits this week, from Diamond Select Toys. The toy-maker has revealed its Spring 2021 line, including a selection of monster names.

Hasbro’s Marvel Legends retro-kick is expanding, adding a vintage Fantastic Four design. Oh, and an awesome Doctor Doom figure too.

McFarlane Toys is ready to take collecting back to an earlier time. A time where hunting down toys included chasing, uh, “chase” figures.

The Dark Knight is getting a makeover from artist Todd McFarlane, as his toy company debuts a brand new line of DC Comics figures with Gold Label.