McFarlane Toys Releases Mera Collector Figure Based on DC Comics IP
What happened
McFarlane Toys has unveiled a new collector edition figure of Mera, based on DC Comics intellectual property. The 7-inch scale figure features detailed sculpting, Ultra Articulation, a trident, and a display base. Pre-orders for the DC Multiverse Mera Collector Edition are currently live for $34.99 ahead of the late September 2026 release.
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Why it matters
The release adds to the DC Multiverse line of collectibles produced by McFarlane Toys. This product leverages DC Comics' established intellectual property, which is utilized by McFarlane Toys for licensed products. The launch marks a new revenue stream for the company.
DC Comics, McFarlane Toys, and Mattel are involved in the action figure market, producing licensed products based on intellectual property.
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Who's involved
- McFarlane ToysProduces the licensed collector figure based on the intellectual property.
- MeraThe character whose persona is represented in the new collector figure.
- DC ComicsThe owner of the intellectual property utilized by McFarlane Toys.
Who could feel it
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- McFarlane ToysSpeculative
McFarlane Toys could establish a direct revenue stream through the pre-orders and sales of the new collector figure.
- Entertainment EarthSpeculative
The new product line could provide exclusive sales volume for the retailer Entertainment Earth.
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DC Comics, McFarlane Toys, and Mattel are involved in the action figure market, producing licensed products based on intellectual property.Also in this story
- Hot Toys figures based on Batman property are driving sales within the DC Comics action figure market.
- McFarlane Toys and INART unveiled new collectible action figures on August 1, 2026.
The entities involved
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McFarlane Toys
American collectible company
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Mera
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DC Comics
American comic book publisher, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery