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  (Image Source) If there is one group in DC comics that Mcfarlane has been showing especial love to it has been the Bat family and their rogues gallery. This is unsurprising as Batman and his mythos are certainly the most popular part of the DC Universe right now (a quick look at DC Comics solicitations will reveal a startling amount of Bat-related titles, whereas characters like Aquaman have no currently running comic series). Since my last list talking about Batman supporting characters that I want in the line we've received multiple Tim Drakes, Batman Beyond, Batwing, as well as an awesome looking Batwoman (stuck in a three pack with rereleases unfortunately), and so here is my updated list of most wanted Mcfarlane DC Multiverse Batman supporting characters.  5. Huntress (Image Source) Huntress has finally made her way back into the comics of the Justice Society world, though while I'm not as big a fan of her current costume in the comics I would love to get her design fro...

(Image Source) Following up on Batman Eternal was Batman and Robin Eternal, another weekly comic event for the Bat family that I think I enjoyed even more than the first Eternal title! Much shorter than Batman Eternal, allowing for tighter story telling and less divergent plot points, Batman and Robin Eternal saw the Bat family in the absence of Bruce following the Endgame storyline unravelling a decades old secret that Bruce had been tangled within years ago. It did some great character building for a lot of characters in the series, introduced a very shadowy organization with a very compelling mystery behind Batman's prior involvement, not to mention a great plot reveal regarding the history of Bluebird's origin! Despite Mcfarlane's heavy focus on Bat themed characters we're still missing several important ones, a lot of which will appear on this list! 5. Red Hood (Image Source) For part of the series Jason took on a new design that saw something of a vest look integr...

(Image Source) Batman Eternal was an epic weekly run from the New 52 that definitely ranks among my top favorite Batman runs from that era! Kicking off with a cataclysmic accident in Gotham, we follow Batman as he runs the gambit of his greatest foes trying to find out who is behind all of the trauma happening, leading up to a great twist with plenty of spotlight to be given to plenty of the Bat family throughout! There will be spoilers for the comic series as a heads up before I jump into my top 5 most wanted Mcfarlane DC Multiverse figures! 5. Batman (Image Source) All of the Batmen figures we've gotten so far and no New 52 Batman, one of his most prominent looks in the last several years! It hunkers down on the grays and blacks, with the same linework throughout that a lot of the New 52 designs are known for. The New 52 Batman core series was the first Batman comic I read when I first got into comics, so this design for the Bat is certainly one I'm fond of, especially when i...

The New 52 era of Detective Comics featured a lot of storylines that I enjoyed a lot, as well as gave us plenty of designs that would look great as action figures from Mcfarlane toys! We've gotten a decent amount of New 52 stuff from Mcfarlane so far, and while this era is a bit controversial among fans I hope we continue to see figures from it; in particular these top 5! (Image Source) 5. Merrymaker One of the new villains invented for this run of comics, the Merrymaker utilized the trauma of his patients to manipulate them into crime to cover up his own criminal activities! His overall design is one that I really enjoyed, and even though we haven't seen really much at all from him after the conclusion of the New 52 Detective Comics, I think he should still have a chance at an action figure. (Image Source) 4. Scarecrow Featured heavily in the Gothtopia storyline in particular, Scarecrow had plenty of stand out appearances throughout the New 52 Detective Comics series. He has a...