DC Multiverse Deluxe Theatrical Edition 7-In Scale Action Figure - Select Figure(s)

McFarlane Toys' DC Multiverse Deluxe Theatrical Edition line renders live-action and film-inspired DC characters at 7-inch collector scale with premium accessory loadouts — select your figure from the dropdown, each sold separately. The Dark Knight trilogy contributes Bane from The Dark Knight Rises and The Joker from The Dark Knight; the film-Superman lineage runs deep with Christopher Reeve's Superman: The Movie 1978, Superman Returns 2006, a Heat Vision Superman, and the 2025 film's Superman, Supergirl with Baby Krypto, Krem of the Yellow Hills, and Lobo. Supergirl in her 2015 TV design rounds out the roster.

Each figure features ultra articulation with up to 22 moving parts, extra hands, character-specific accessories, an art card with stand, and a mini poster with display clips, packed in a foil-accented Deluxe Theatrical Edition window box. Note that The Joker is rated Ages 17 and up; the rest are Ages 12 and up.

Product details

• Brand: McFarlane Toys
• Line: DC Multiverse — Deluxe Theatrical Edition
• Type: Collector action figure
• Scale: 7 inches
• Articulation: Ultra articulation, up to 22 moving parts
• Includes: Extra hands, character accessories, art card with stand, mini poster with clips, display base
• Packaging: Foil-accented Deluxe Theatrical Edition window box
• Condition: Brand new in box
• Recommended age: 12 and up (The Joker: 17 and up)
• Sold individually — one boxed figure per purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters are available?
Bane, The Joker, multiple Supermen (1978, Returns 2006, Heat Vision, and the newest film), Supergirl with Baby Krypto, Supergirl TV 2015, Krem of the Yellow Hills, and Lobo. The dropdown shows current stock.

What makes the Deluxe Theatrical Edition different?
It's a premium sub-line based on movie and TV appearances, with expanded accessory counts, foil-accented packaging, art cards, and mini posters beyond the standard DC Multiverse releases.

What's the difference between the Superman versions?
Each represents a different screen Superman — Christopher Reeve's 1978 film, the 2006 Superman Returns, a heat-vision variant, and the 2025 film design — distinct head sculpts and deco per release.

Why is The Joker rated 17 and up?
McFarlane assigns the higher age rating to that figure; the rest of the wave is rated 12 and up. Worth noting for gift buyers.

Do these scale with other McFarlane DC figures?
Yes — the 7-inch DC Multiverse format is consistent across the line, so Theatrical Edition figures display alongside the standard releases.