Red Hood
DC Multiverse (McFarlane) - Gotham Knights
Rated 4.00 stars by ScarecrowGOF
I really like this Red Hood figure. It's well articulated and has a great sculpt. This accessories are not good. His finger guns are not very good for a character like Red Hood. One last thing are his ankles. They were a pain to get him standing. They are older so joints new one are much better. Over all in is a good figure....[See More]

Robin
DC Multiverse (McFarlane) - Gotham Knights
Rated 4.50 stars by ScarecrowGOF
This is a great Robin. Almost everything about him is perfect. You might have to heat up water to straighten out it's legs and staff. Mine were very crooked. Other than that this figure is awesome. Definitely get it if you are excited for the game....[See More]

Gorilla Grodd
DC Multiverse (McFarlane) - Injustice 2
Rated 4.50 stars by Milbury
Definitely the most detailed Grodd ever made. Compared to this bad boy the old Mattel C&C and the Alex Ross version are nothing but damn dirty apes. Has an issue with standing up without his stand (a problem common to top-heavy figures like him) and the articulation is limited but other than that, no complaints....[See More]

Bloodsport (Masked)
DC Multiverse (McFarlane) - Suicide Squad
Rated 4.50 stars by RMaster007
It hasn't been too long since DC's latest movie, The Suicide Squad, hit both theaters and HBO Max, and it quickly proved to be a hit thanks to a great cast and a perfect mix of action, gore, and comedy. Certainly a lot better than the 2016 film, am I right? Of course, like its predecessor, merchandise quickly rolled in for it, including some figures as part of McFarlane's ongoing DC Multiverse line. This wave has a "build-a-figure" gimmick; collect all four - Harley Quinn, Bloodsport, Peacemaker, and Polka Dot Man - and you can build a huge King Shark figure. You can also grab the pre-assembled Shark himself exclusively at Walmart, but he may be hard to find. I found Bloodsport a while back, so let's get to it. The packaging is both simple and attractive in design, and you'll know what...[See More]

Batman (Black Cape)
DC Multiverse (McFarlane) - Batman the Animated Series
Rated 4.00 stars by RMaster007
We've gotten a lot of DC collectibles throughout the years, and while DC Direct, their figure division, has closed it doors the previous year, McFarlane Toys took up the license before that happened in the same year, and we've gotten tons of figures already from many different adaptions of the heroes and villains. Most of the figures are from the many comics over the years, but we've gotten a few other adaptions in the mix as well, such as the animated series. The animated version of Batman is one of the first ones released in the line, and he's pretty common. The box is simple and very collector-friendly. All you have to do is cut some tape and plastic ties and you can get the figure out easily, then put it back in later if you want to. The black and blue color scheme fits, and the...[See More]