DC Multiverse New 52 Red Robin and Future State Jon Kent Superman Pre-Orders are Live

After a tease earlier in the week, two new DC Multiverse figures are now live for pre-order across the web. New 52 Tim Drake Red Robin and Future State Jonathan Kent Superman are go. Both are coming in at $19.99 with ship dates in July 22. Hit our sponsors below to snag your copy, read on for full pics and details!

DC Multiverse Superman Jonathan Kent Future State 7-Inch Scale Action Figure
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DC Multiverse Red Robin 7-Inch Scale Action Figure
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DC Multiverse Superman Jonathan Kent Future State 7-Inch Scale Action Figure

The DC Multiverse Superman Jonathan Kent Future State 7-Inch Scale Action Figure features up to 22 points of articulation, comes packaged in a blister box and comes with a collectable art card that features comic artwork on the front, and character biography on the back. Jon Kent is based on his look in the DC Future State comic book series and comes with an alternate pair of hands and a flight stand base.

After his father, the first Superman, is exiled from Earth, Jon takes on the symbol of hope to become the Man of Steel. As Superman, he stands ready to protect the world, using his incredible superpowers to prove to himself and the people of Metropolis that the S-shield on his chest is deserved.

DC Multiverse Red Robin 7-Inch Scale Action Figure

The DC Multiverse Red Robin 7-Inch Scale Action Figure comes packaged in a blister box and comes with a collectable art card that features comic artwork on the front, and character biography on the back. This iteration of Red Robin, featuring Tim Drake, features him in his New 52 design. The figure features up to 22 points of articulation and comes with a bo staff, and a display base.

Timothy “Tim” Drake is a self-made hero in every sense of the word. Tim Drake deduced the real identity of Batman, and auditioned for the role of his next partner. Batman had lost his most recent sidekick, Jason Todd, in a tragic turn of events, and in Tim’s mind, Batman needed a Robin to stay true to himself and his mission. Tim was taken into Bruce’s care, where he spent only a brief time serving as Robin before striking out on his own as Red Robin. Analytical almost to a fault, Tim represents the “brains” of the Batman Family’s roster of former Robins. As a Teen Titan, Tim excelled as both leader and mentor, though following in Batman’s footsteps is anything but his dream.

CompaniesMcFarlane
CharactersSupermanRobinRed RobinTim DrakeJonathan Kent
Scale7 Inch
Sub-LineDC Multiverse

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