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2025 has come to a close for Mcfarlane's DC line, and it has been a bittersweet year. On one hand they were delivering constantly great action figures and an amazingly diverse range of character selections (who would've thought we would be getting Darkstars and  Malcolm Merlyn has non-Platinum main line releases?) but on the other hand we were delivered the news that Mattel will be taking back the license ownership. We will be getting figure through 2026 by Mcfarlane but after that the future is unclear of Mcfarlane's line will end in its entirety as Mattel takes over. Regardless of what the future brings, McFarlane's DC comics line of figures is still one of my main collecting focuses, and with a plentiful supply of amazing figures being released in 2025 this is my retrospective of my top ten favorite Mcfarlane DC Multiverse figures of 2025!  (Images Source) 10. Kingdom Come Superman It felt like it took longer than we should've to get one of the most iconic Superm...

(Banner Image Source)   (Following Images Source) Batman's rogues gallery has been one of the groups in DC Comics that have been most filled out by Mcfarlane's DC Multiverse line. From numerous versions of Joker to modern villains like Punchline to more classic villains like Clock King, we've amassed quite a group for Batman and his allies to fight through. Deadshot is the most recent addition with a wonderfully classic design, with Mr. Bloom one of my absolute favorite figures we've gotten in the line thus far. From my previous list I'm taking off the videogame based villains as it has been quite a while since we've received anything new from the Arkham games, and I'm putting my desire for another New 52 Joker figure on the backburner in favor of new villains for the line. 5. Firefly A pyromaniac with a very cool flight enabled suit, Firefly falls amongst the secondary line of top tier Batman villains who we've only slightly delved into at this point. I...

(Banner Image Source)   (Following Images Source) The line up of female heroes and villains in Mcfarlane's DC Multiverse line of figures has been steadily growing over the past few years, certainly more so than they did in the first couple of years during the line, but there is still a major deficit when it comes to the female characters of the DC universe and there are more than a few who haven't been debuted in the line quite yet. With major heroines like Power Girl, Huntress, and Starfire coming out as of late, the tables are turning in a nice direction and this post will count down the female characters I hope to see finally come to the line next! Honorable mention: Hawkgirl As a major member of both the Justice Society and Justice League Hawkgirl has more than a few places she can nicely fit into the display, not to mention her major role in the pre-Dark Knights Metal line up of the Justice League. My only qualm is that I really haven't been a fan of the pre-posed, un-...

(Banner Images Source)   (Following Images Source) The realm of comic book villains from the DC Multiverse have been seeing a great boon as of late from Mcfarlane in their action figure line, which I've loved to see as a big fan of villain characters. The Platinum releases have offered lots of great smaller scale villains, whereas the mainline has also given us fan favorite villains like Darkseid, Doomsday, General Zod, and now members of The Rogues with Boomerang and now Captain Cold! With villains looking to be a staple in the line, these are my next batch of most wanted comic book villains from the toyline! Honorable mention: Inertia and New 52 Joker Inertia ranks amongst my top favorite speedster villains from The Flash comics, and he would be extremely easy for Mcfarlane to get into the line with the existing Impulse retool of the Future State Superman mold. The green and black is such a striking difference from the usual color palates, I just wish the Impulse mold was a littl...

It has been quite a while since I've taken a look at what we have in the Mcfarlane DC Multiverse line and voiced what alternate looks and designs I want to see, but I've finally returned to this series for a gargantuan 10th edition. We've gotten numerous figures since I last discussed my most wanted alternate looks for figures in the line, so I've got lots to discuss and have grouped many characters into themed pods to make things easier to discuss. I've absolutely loved the breadth of characters and designs that have been explored in the line, especially with the recent push of Platinum editions pushing out more and more versions of characters. With the DC Multiverse never ending and far expanding, there are so many different costumes and designs for characters that I want to continue seeing in the line, and with 2025 kicking off hot there's not been a better time to discuss what various versions of existing characters I want to see made.  (Images Source) Alan ...