Mattel Confirms Details For DC Core 2026 Figures With Collector Figures Coming In 2027

Looks nice, the vehicles have decent interiors. I'll keep an eye on this.

If this is what we're in for in the kid line I can't wait to see them take on the collector line. We gon be fed

Shown below via RobDToys are detailed images of the new DC Comic products they had on display at this years New York Toy Fair.These are all the kid based products with collector stuff coming from them in 2027.

Here is the official information for everything shown:DC 6.5 Inch Core Figure Assortment (JMD94)MSRP: $12.95 | 4Y+ | Available Fall 2026 The 6.5-inch DC Verse action figures bring iconic heroes and villains to life, including Batman and Joker. Each figure features 22 points of articulation, detailed sculpting, battle-ready accessories, and fabric capes. Most figures and accessories connect through the Bat-Link system that integrates vehicles, accessories, and role-play gear.DC 6.5 Inch Feature Figure Assortment (JMD85)MSRP: $21.59 | 4Y+ |Available Fall 2026 The DC Verse 6.5-inch scale Feature Figures put the super back in superpowers. Includes two Tier 1 characters, Superman and Batman, each with a demonstrable action move, dialogue and sounds, light effects, and accessories.DC Bat-Link Batmobile (JMD52)MSRP: $43.19 | 4Y+ | Available Fall 2026 With a body measuring over 16 inches long, it could accommodate any 6.5-inch scale figure. Press the button on the hood to open the weapon bay, revealing a disc-launching Bat-Drone inside. The Batmobile can be upgraded by adding accessories from the 6.5-inch figure line, the role-play Batarang, and the Robin Cycle, which docks into the weapons bay.DC Action Figure Assortment (JMD67)MSRP: $12.59 | 4Y+ |Available Fall 2026 These 12 Figures deliver big impact with heroic proportions, a wider 5.5-inch stance, and classic play value for fans of all ages. Featuring 7 points of articulation, they are designed for action and display with bold, inspirational styling. Collect fan favorite heroes Superman, Batman, and The Flash.DC Crime Crusher Batman (JMD53)MSRP: $37.79 | 4Y+ |Available Fall 2026 Batman powers up in the Ultimate Fighter 12 figure with a premium metallic armored design, a soft goods cape, and four attachable weapon accessories. Activate action-packed play by pressing down to crouch and springing up into a swinging motion, enhanced by over 25 battle sounds and phrases. Fully try me enabled and display ready presence for in-store interaction.

8 hours ago, SpiderS said:

I really don't understand why they include thighs swivels and double jointed knees and wrist hinges while leaving ankles fully unarticulated, it would make more sense to use single jointed knees since it is kids line after all.

That's perhaps the best critique I've heard yet. Honestly, watching my kids they struggle with ankle joints, especially if they are loose.

I really don't understand why they include thighs swivels and double jointed knees and wrist hinges while leaving ankles fully unarticulated, it would make more sense to use single jointed knees since it is kids line after all.

3 hours ago, GnarlyCharlie85 said:

These kiddie figures from Mattel look better than any McFarland. Can't wait till next year they are gonna kill it...and my wallet

I believe SpinMaster handled the "Kid's Line" figures for DC these past five years. McFarlane didn't produce figures directed at this market.

This is fairly run of the mill sculpting by Mattel. I know a lot of people are saying it's their intro to their "kid's line", but I'm a bit underwhelmed. I think they could have put more effort into character selection & paint apps. Why skip Joker's flower on his lapel? It's the little things that make an impression running out of the gate. Yes, Mattel is a huge corporation that is assigning divisions to producing various lines within the DC license, but we're already seeing a lazy group-think in these figures. The Batmobile is OK. I'm hoping for the best, but this isn't encouraging in my humble opinion.

I would like to know if McFarlane will keep DC Direct? Mattel isn't capable of producing specialty figures, BTAS/TNBA figures, or an ongoing theatrical/digital figure line. Who will do statues? Mattel doesn't do that kind of production. It should be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Honestly like the look of these kiddie figures. The sculpts look really strong - thats a great looking Joker head. Not a huge fan of all th New 52-esque elements, but they solid and great as an entry level figure.

These kiddie figures from Mattel look better than any McFarland. Can't wait till next year they are gonna kill it...and my wallet

You know, these Mattel DC figures actually look pretty good for kids toys