Geiger Ghost Machine McFarlane Toys Elite Edition Preorder
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McFarlane Toys’ new Geiger Elite Edition figure is going up for preorder on August 28, 2026 at 9am PT at select retailers, and there are some pretty interesting extras included with this release. The 7-inch figure comes with an alternate head portrait, six extra hands, two batons, shackles, a skull, a pistol, a display base, and two companions with Barney and a spider. What caught my attention, though, are some of the pack-ins beyond the figure itself. McFarlane is including an art card signed by Geiger writer and co-creator Geoff Johns along with an exclusive Geiger comic featuring a glow-in-the-dark cover, which isn’t something we normally see included with an action figure. There’s also an Elite Points card that can be redeemed through McFarlane’s rewards program. I really like seeing Geiger make the jump from the pages of Ghost Machine and Image Comics into action figure form, especially with Gary Frank’s distinctive character design giving McFarlane plenty of interesting details to work with at this scale.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Geiger Elite Edition
Geiger Elite Edition comes with a packed spread of extras, including multiple swap hands, a mutated spider creature, a miniature comic display piece, a glow-in-the-dark comic book, and a signed autograph card. The figure itself has a dark hooded cape draped over a bright green body covered in sculpted skeletal and organic detailing.
Geiger Elite Edition carries a pair of Escrima Sticks, and the full-body green finish gives the figure an irradiated glow that’s faithful to the comic design. The torso armor has a heavily sculpted hazard symbol and layered plating, with organic vein-like textures running across the exposed areas of the chest and shoulders.
The green glow-in-the-dark finish on the body really pops here, with the hooded cape framing a gnarly head sculpt full of exposed, melted facial detail. His torso plating has a darker metallic finish that contrasts sharply against the bright green skin, and the Escrima Sticks have a smooth, cylindrical sculpt with clean proportions.
