Deathstroke Arkham Origins McFarlane DC Multiverse Figure

McFarlane Toys is bringing one of the best video game interpretations of Slade Wilson into the DC Multiverse line, and for anyone who played Arkham Origins back in 2013, this one is something to look forward to. Deathstroke’s role in that game was iconic, serving as one of the most memorable boss fights in the entire Arkham series, a brutal, methodical encounter that forced players to master the combat system or get absolutely dismantled. The fact that McFarlane is pulling from the Arkham Origins design specifically is a great call, because that version of the character had a distinctly tactical, military-grade look that set it apart from other Deathstroke designs, leaning heavily into the armored mercenary aesthetic with segmented plating, a half-and-half color split on the mask, and gear that looked like it belonged in a grounded, spec-ops world rather than a comic book splash page. Pre-orders are set to go live on August 26, 2026 at select retailers, so collectors who want to lock this one in will want to keep their eyes on the usual spots when that date rolls around. It’s encouraging to see McFarlane continue mining the Arkham games for figures, because those designs remain some of the most visually compelling takes on the DC universe, and Deathstroke from Origins might be the single best candidate they could have chosen from that well. I’m looking forward to seeing the full reveal with accessories and packaging details as we get closer to that pre-order window.

Deathstroke

Deathstroke’s armor combines deep blue plating with copper-toned underlayers, the segmented construction covering his torso, arms, and legs with a mix of textured scales and smooth panels. His utility belt carries a holstered sidearm on the thigh, and the split copper-and-blue mask has a nicely sculpted mesh pattern over the single eye slit.