Atrocitus & Red Lantern Corps Green Lantern DC Multiverse 2-Pack Preorder
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McFarlane Toys is giving Red Lantern fans exactly what they’ve been waiting for with this DC Multiverse two-pack featuring Atrocitus alongside a Red Lantern Corps member, and the set is currently in stock and ready to ship from Big Bad Toy Store for $79.99, with preorders also available over at Entertainment Earth. What makes this one worth a closer look beyond the two 7-inch scale figures is the accessory spread, which includes a Central Power Battery, interchangeable heads and hands, figure bases, collectible art cards, and the detail that personally sold me on the whole package: a Dex-Starr miniature. Getting the rage-fueled feline alongside Atrocitus just feels right, and it’s the kind of thoughtful inclusion that elevates a set from solid to essential for anyone building out a Lantern Corps display. Both figures come loaded with up to 22 points of articulation courtesy of McFarlane’s Ultra Articulation design, so posability should be well covered whether you’re going for a shelf-ready power pose or something more dynamic. The Green Lantern corner of the DC universe has always been rich territory for toys, and seeing the Red Lanterns get this kind of treatment in the Multiverse line speaks to how deep McFarlane is willing to dig into the comics mythology. Atrocitus is one of those characters who commands presence on a shelf just by design alone, and pairing him with a Corps member and the Central Power Battery creates something that functions almost like a mini diorama straight out of the box. If you’ve been eyeing this set, Big Bad Toy Store has it ready to go right now.
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Green Lantern DC Multiverse Atrocitus & Red Lantern Corps Action Figure Two-Pack
The box front uses a dark, starfield-printed tray behind the window, framing both figures alongside the full accessory layout between them. The lower section of the packaging tapers to a metallic silver band that separates the window from the bottom panel.
The packaging features a window box with a dark, space-themed interior tray, both figures and their accessories clearly arranged inside. Atrocitus and the Red Lantern Corps member stand in front of the box, giving a good sense of the scale difference between the two.
The side panel of the box features bold vertical text for the set name against a black field, with “Green Lantern” printed beneath in green. The overall packaging design keeps things clean and graphic, letting the dark tray and window do most of the visual work.
The box artwork dominates the front panel with a comic-style illustration of Atrocitus charging forward alongside several Red Lantern Corps members, including Bleez, Dex-Starr, and other monstrous alien members swarming around him. The Red Lantern insignia on Atrocitus’s chest is a central focal point in the composition, and the heavy reds and blacks give the whole piece a violent, rage-fueled energy that’s very on-brand.
Atrocitus towers over the Red Lantern Corps member, both wearing the signature red and black uniform with the Red Lantern insignia on the chest. A small Dex-Starr figure stands between them, while the Red Lantern Corps member carries a Central Power Battery and sports a fiery sculpted hair piece with red markings streaking down from his eyes.
From the back, the black suit on both figures has a fine crosshatch texture sculpted into it, giving it a distinct material feel compared to the smooth red sections on the shoulders, gauntlets, and boots. Dex-Starr sits between them, his small star-shaped head crest and curled tail adding a fun bit of character to the set.
Atrocitus’s head sculpt carries a lot of aggression, with bared teeth, furrowed brow ridges, and sharp horn-like protrusions on either side of his cowl. The Red Lantern insignia on his chest is a clean, raised emblem set against the smooth red panel of his upper torso.
The Red Lantern as alternate heads, one a purple-skinned alien with a massive single eye and gaping pink mouth, the other a teal-skinned creature with a vertical cranial ridge and a circular, tooth-lined maw. Both alternate head sculpts have a grotesque, monstrous quality that’s a nice contrast to the more humanoid default.
The full spread lays out everything included in the set: two art cards, Dex-Starr, the two alternate heads, a Central Power Battery, extra hands, and two disc bases. That’s a solid accessories count for a two-pack, and the Central Power Battery has a nice chunky, lantern-shaped sculpt with a handle arch across the top.
