McFarlane Toys has unveiled a first look at exciting new DC Multiverse figures based on Zack Snyder’s second DCEU movie, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The Batman Knightmare figure and the Superman & Doomsday 2-pack will launch pre-orders this month.

MacFarlane Toys revealed the DC Multiverse statues on X (formerly known as Twitter). Fans can pre-order the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice figures starting October 18 at select retailers. The Batman Knightmare figure showcases the Dark Knight donning the tactical gear, complete with a brown coat, aviator goggles, and a pair of binoculars, featured in the movie’s Bruce Wayne dream sequence where he leads a rebellion in a post-apocalyptic world against an evil Superman. The memorable scene had Batman, portrayed by Ben Affleck, fight a slew of Superman’s minions and Parademons, who eventually take him down before he comes face to face with the murderous Man of Steel.

The DC Multiverse Superman & Doomsday 2-pack doubles the fun as the iconic pair square off in McFarlane Toys’ reveal on X. The toy company’s Doomsday figure is an exact replication of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s iteration, which Lex Luthor genetically engineered using a combination of his DNA and that of a deceased General Zod. His adversary is depicted in the likeness of Henry Cavill’s Superman, complete with Snyder’s BvS costume design. McFarlane Toys’ first-look image homages the big fight scene at the docks near the end of BvS. In the 2016 film, a retelling of the iconic DC Comics story, The Death of Superman, occurs as Superman and Doomsday seemingly neutralize each other permanently.

In August, McFarlane Toys unveiled a brand-new DC Multiverse Alfred Pennyworth & Batmobile 2-pack inspired by the 1995 cult classic film Batman Forever. The 2-pack, which comes with light and sound, features Alfred inspired by the iconic British actor Michael Gough’s iteration in Batman Forever. Gough played Bruce Wayne’s faithful butler in three other films -1989’s Batman, 1992’s Batman Returns, and the infamous Batman and Robin. Gough had the distinction of starring alongside three different Dark Knight actors — Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, and George Clooney.

Batman’s prime vehicle of choice, the Batmobile from McFarlane Toys, also looks straight out of the 1995 film. It features Batman Forever‘s stylized design, with the bat symbol on the wheels and the car’s neon green lights. Batman Forever‘s Batmobile was an updated version of the first two films in the Burton-Schumacher series, made to suit the film’s toyetic aesthetics.

The DC Multiverse Batman Knightmare figure and Superman & Doomsday 2-pack will both be available for pre-order starting October 18, 2024.

Source: X