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McFarlane Toys is celebrating 30 years with limited releases and Gold Label figures

McFarlane Toys 30 years

This year, McFarlane Toys celebrates its 30th anniversary and three decades of innovation, design excellence, and setting new standards for the toy industry. To commemorate this extraordinary milestone, McFarlane Toys will release several limited edition and exclusive Gold Label figures.

Noteworthy among these special figures is a compelling two-pack featuring a Spawn figure based on McFarlane’s original teenage design and sketches, paired with a figure of Todd McFarlane himself.

Fans can anticipate an array of additional exciting releases, social media contests, and announcements throughout the anniversary year.

What began as a small, privately owned business in the early ’90s, McFarlane Toys has evolved into an industry leader, defying the odds against Fortune 500 companies, and maintaining its private ownership throughout its impressive journey.

Founded in 1994 by the visionary Todd McFarlane, the company has continually redefined the possibilities within the world of action figures. At the core of McFarlane Toys’ success is Todd McFarlane’s iconic creation, Spawn, which stands as one of the world’s bestselling comic books, with hundreds of millions of copies sold globally in over 120 countries. The title’s 1992 debut was a massive success with over 1.7 million copies sold, marking a pivotal moment in the future establishment of McFarlane Toys.

Spawn’s aesthetic appealed to toy industry giants, and several wanted to create figures based on it. However, McFarlane’s goal was to create hyper-realistic and articulated action figures that were not yet available on the market. His forward-thinking led McFarlane Toys to introduce the first ultra-articulated action figure to the market in the early ’90s, seeing a new standard for the industry. This innovative approach extended to coloring as well, as McFarlane Toys became the first to incorporate a rich and diverse palette that offered fans an impressive array of colors and designs on their figures—a groundbreaking move that preceded industry norms at the time. This distinctive style—marked by revolutionary articulation and vibrant coloring—has since become McFarlane Toys’ signature look, influencing other toy companies to follow suit.

Throughout the years, McFarlane Toys has expanded its influence by partnering with industry giants like DC Comics, Disney, James Cameron’s Avatar, Warner Brothers, HBO’s Game of Thrones, Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty, AMC’s The Walking Dead, and Five Nights at Freddy’s. They’ve also collaborated with iconic and influential figures across various
industries, such as Tim Burton, Ozzy Osbourne, KISS, and multiple stars from the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, among others.

McFarlane Toys and with Hasbro bring Transformers, G.I. Joe, Power Rangers, DnD to Page Punchers

McFarlane Toys has announced a multi-brand licensing agreement with toy and game company Hasbro. The deal adds Transformers, Power Rangers, G.I. Joe, and Dungeons & Dragons (all properties owned by Hasbro) to McFarlane’s Page Punchers line-up. Kicking off with Transformers and G.I. Joe products, each Page Puncher includes a full comic book and two articulated figures.

The product is expected to launch in early 2024 and will be available at mass market and specialty retailers.

Hasbro and McFarlane Toys

McFarlane Toys and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products extend their Contract

McFarlane Toys has announced that it has renewed its global licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products.

Since 2019, McFarlane has partnered with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products to bring iconic and fan-favorite characters to life. From the DC Multiverse collection to most recently the Movie Maniacs collection celebrating Warner Bros. 100th anniversary, McFarlane and WBDGCP will continue to bring fans high quality, detailed, collectible figures, statues, and vehicles with this extended partnership between the two companies through 2025.

McFarlane Warner Bros.

McFarlane Toys reveals new Page Punchers for Lex Luthor, Flashpoint Aquaman, Rebirth Batman, and Batman Beyond!

McFarlane Toys’ line of Page Punchers expands with four new releases. Page Punchers combines 3-inch Scale Action figures with a comic book.

You can get Lex Luthor from Forever Evil, Aquaman from Flashpoint, Batman from Rebirth, and Batman Beyond from Neo-Year. Order yours now!


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McFarlane Toys launches the “Speed Metal” Build-a-figure line

McFarlane Toys has a new wave of DC figures available to order, this time diving into the Speed Force and inspired by the Dark Nights: Death Metal Speed Metal comic series.

You can get Barry Allen, Kid Flash, Jay Garrick, and Wally West! Collect them all and build The Darkest Knight!


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Gorilla Grodd comes to the Page Punchers line

McFarlane Toys‘ Page Punchers line expands even further with the addition of Gorilla Grodd! Based on his look in the included The Flash comic book, The Flash Gorilla Grodd Page Punchers Megafig Action Figure features ultra articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play. The large and imposing Gorilla Grodd Megafig is in scale with the 7-inch figures in the DC Multiverse line. Gorilla Grodd comes with a display base and a collectable card with artwork on the front and a character biography on the back.

A hyper-intelligent telepathic ape, Gorilla Grodd has sought to rule both the simian and human worlds, though the Flash has frequently thwarted his plans. Although many of the Flash’s most dangerous Rogues are criminals with gimmicks or evil speedsters, there is one enemy of the Fastest Man Alive who stands apart – the hyper intelligent ape known as Gorilla Grodd. The product of a chance encounter with an alien race, Grodd and his people evolved past the common gorillas who lived in his portion of the African jungle and developed super intelligence, along with a wide array of other mental powers. But while the rest of his people chose to live apart from the world peacefully, Grodd only sought to conquer humanity so he could rule it.

First coming into conflict with the Barry Allen version of the Flash, Grodd was a thorn in not only his side for many years, but also his successor Wally West’s. Grodd also plagued the Justice League by joining forces with the likes of the Secret Society of Super-Villains, the Legion of Doom and other organizations of super criminals bent on world domination. With his genius-level intellect combined with his innate animal savagery, Gorilla Grodd is, ironically, not an enemy to ever monkey around with.


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Gorilla Grodd comes to the Page Punchers line

McFarlane Toys‘ Page Punchers line expands even further with the addition of Gorilla Grodd! Based on his look in the included The Flash comic book, The Flash Gorilla Grodd Page Punchers Megafig Action Figure features ultra articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play. The large and imposing Gorilla Grodd Megafig is in scale with the 7-inch figures in the DC Multiverse line. Gorilla Grodd comes with a display base and a collectable card with artwork on the front and a character biography on the back.

A hyper-intelligent telepathic ape, Gorilla Grodd has sought to rule both the simian and human worlds, though the Flash has frequently thwarted his plans. Although many of the Flash’s most dangerous Rogues are criminals with gimmicks or evil speedsters, there is one enemy of the Fastest Man Alive who stands apart – the hyper intelligent ape known as Gorilla Grodd. The product of a chance encounter with an alien race, Grodd and his people evolved past the common gorillas who lived in his portion of the African jungle and developed super intelligence, along with a wide array of other mental powers. But while the rest of his people chose to live apart from the world peacefully, Grodd only sought to conquer humanity so he could rule it.

First coming into conflict with the Barry Allen version of the Flash, Grodd was a thorn in not only his side for many years, but also his successor Wally West’s. Grodd also plagued the Justice League by joining forces with the likes of the Secret Society of Super-Villains, the Legion of Doom and other organizations of super criminals bent on world domination. With his genius-level intellect combined with his innate animal savagery, Gorilla Grodd is, ironically, not an enemy to ever monkey around with.


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Gorilla Grodd comes to the Page Punchers line

McFarlane Toys‘ Page Punchers line expands even further with the addition of Gorilla Grodd! Based on his look in the included The Flash comic book, The Flash Gorilla Grodd Page Punchers Megafig Action Figure features ultra articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play. The large and imposing Gorilla Grodd Megafig is in scale with the 7-inch figures in the DC Multiverse line. Gorilla Grodd comes with a display base and a collectable card with artwork on the front and a character biography on the back.

A hyper-intelligent telepathic ape, Gorilla Grodd has sought to rule both the simian and human worlds, though the Flash has frequently thwarted his plans. Although many of the Flash’s most dangerous Rogues are criminals with gimmicks or evil speedsters, there is one enemy of the Fastest Man Alive who stands apart – the hyper intelligent ape known as Gorilla Grodd. The product of a chance encounter with an alien race, Grodd and his people evolved past the common gorillas who lived in his portion of the African jungle and developed super intelligence, along with a wide array of other mental powers. But while the rest of his people chose to live apart from the world peacefully, Grodd only sought to conquer humanity so he could rule it.

First coming into conflict with the Barry Allen version of the Flash, Grodd was a thorn in not only his side for many years, but also his successor Wally West’s. Grodd also plagued the Justice League by joining forces with the likes of the Secret Society of Super-Villains, the Legion of Doom and other organizations of super criminals bent on world domination. With his genius-level intellect combined with his innate animal savagery, Gorilla Grodd is, ironically, not an enemy to ever monkey around with.


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McFarlane Toys reveals Flash themed Page Punchers

McFarlane Toys‘ Page Punchers line expands with four new releases. Page Punchers combine figures with comics making a nice little package.

You can get The Flash, Captain Cold, Heatwave, and The Atom.


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