Batman McFarlane DC Multiverse Preorder
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McFarlane Toys is giving Batman collectors a triple dose of the Dark Knight with three new DC Multiverse figures that just went up for preorder, and the source material selection here is genuinely interesting because it pulls from three very different corners of the Batman universe. First up is the Arkham Knight Batman, which draws from one of the most visually striking versions of the Batsuit in gaming history, and at 7-inch scale with up to 22 points of articulation, it comes loaded with accessories including three Batarangs, explosive gel, a sonic disrupter, and a Batclaw, which is a pretty generous haul for the $26.99 price point. Then there’s the Haunted Gotham Batman, based on the early 2000s Elseworlds miniseries where Gotham is overrun by supernatural creatures and Bruce Wayne operates in a much darker, more horror-tinged world, and that’s exactly the kind of deep cut comic source material I love seeing McFarlane pull from. Rounding out the trio is the Batman/Superman: World’s Finest Batman, which taps into the Dan Mora-illustrated series that has been one of DC’s best books in recent years. All three are priced at $26.99 each with an August 2026 ship date, and they’re available now through our affiliate partner BigBadToyStore, where you can also find the Haunted Gotham and World’s Finest listings. The Haunted Gotham pick especially has me fired up because McFarlane choosing that obscure Elseworlds story signals they’re still willing to dig into the deeper catalog rather than just cycling through the most obvious versions of Bruce, and that variety is what keeps this line worth following.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Batman: Arkham Knight DC Multiverse Batman Action Figure
The packaging uses a black frame with a blue interior tray, and the window cutout has an angular, shield-like shape that shows the figure and accessories nestled in the insert. Several accessories are arranged beside the figure inside the tray, including the grapnel gun and what looks like the Curved Explosive Gel canisters.
Batman: Arkham Knight DC Multiverse Batman features a heavily armored suit with layered plating across the torso, segmented gauntlet guards, and textured paneling on the inner thighs that nails the game’s tactical look. The gold utility belt is packed with sculpted pouches and gadget compartments, and he’s carrying a Batclaw with nicely defined prongs.
The cowl has sharp, angular bat ears and a matte black finish, with the exposed lower face showing a firm jaw and a clean skin tone separation at the mask line. Up close, the ribbed neck guard and the layered chest armor with its dark grey bat emblem have a lot of depth in the sculpt.
The cape has a nice drape to it, with pointed scalloped edges along the bottom and a smooth finish that contrasts well against the matte armor plating. His knee pads have a heavy, mechanical look with hinged sections, and the boots feature thick treaded soles and layered shin guards.
From the back, the cape sculpt is really impressive, with deep folds and layered wrinkles that taper into jagged, tattered points at the hem. The shoulder armor peeks out on both sides where the cape attaches, and the cowl’s back panel shows clean seam lines running down to the neck guard.
The full accessory spread alongside the figure includes two Batarangs in different sizes, a Curved Explosive Gel canister, a Sonic Disrupter, and a chunky grapnel gun with mechanical detailing on the barrel and a folding stock. A collectible art card and a round display base round out the package contents.
The front of the packaging features the figure and its accessories laid out below.
The front of the packaging shows the angular window cutout from a three-quarter angle, giving a clear look at how the blue interior tray frames the figure alongside the grapnel gun, Batarang, and Batclaw. The box’s black panels and white typography wrap cleanly around the corners, with the lower section tapering into a pointed base shape.
The side panel of the box has a small window showing the grapnel gun and Batclaw secured in the insert, while the wrap-around artwork continues the Arkham Knight key art with a close-up of Batman’s armored gauntlets and utility belt pouches. The side spine runs vertically with the character name against a black field.
Batman: Haunted Gotham DC Multiverse Batman Action Figure
Haunted Gotham Batman goes with a classic grey and dark blue color split, with the grey covering the torso and legs while the cowl, cape, trunks, gloves, and boots are all in a deep navy. The cowl’s tall, narrow bat ears have a distinctly vintage feel, and the yellow utility belt with its oversized center buckle is a great old-school touch.
The black bat emblem on the chest is flat and wide, sitting cleanly against the grey bodysuit with no outline or surrounding oval. His gauntlets feature three sculpted fin-like blades protruding from the forearms, a signature Haunted Gotham detail that gives the gloves a lot of character.
The cape’s scalloped bottom edges have deep, pointed cuts that mirror the spiked fins on the boots, tying the whole design together with a cohesive gothic sensibility. That head sculpt is really solid, with a firm, square jaw and white eyes that read well under the cowl’s sharp brow line.
From the back, Haunted Gotham Batman’s cape has a satiny sheen and hangs with a full, weighted drape, its scalloped hem splitting into sharp jagged points that just graze the boot fins below. The cowl’s tall ears taper to fine points from this angle, and the cape attaches high at the neck with a gathered collar that sits snug against the base of the cowl.
The full accessory layout for Haunted Gotham Batman includes a Batarang with curved, angular wings, a pair of alternate fists, a round display base, and a collectible art card featuring moody comic art of Batman against a moonlit sky. Pretty clean spread for what’s a straightforward, comic-accurate release.
The packaging uses the same black-framed window box design, with Haunted Gotham Batman and his accessories secured in a blue interior tray behind the angular cutout. Inside the blister, the Batarang and alternate fists are tucked alongside the figure, with the collectible art card and display base filling out the lower portion of the insert.
The back of the Haunted Gotham Batman box features comic-panel artwork in cool blue and grey tones, with a moody illustration of Batman perched among gargoyles and gothic architecture.
The Haunted Gotham Batman packaging from a three-quarter angle shows how the blue tray interior contrasts against the black window box framing, with the figure and a pair of bat-shaped accessories secured in the molded insert. The angular cutout wraps around the front face with clean geometric edges, giving the whole box a sleek, modern presentation.
The side panel of the Haunted Gotham Batman box features the comic artwork wrapping around from the back, with a dark, atmospheric illustration of Batman against a full moon, his cape billowing into sharp points and his clawed gauntlets reaching forward. A small window on the left edge shows the alternate fists and Batarang secured in the plastic insert.
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest DC Multiverse Batman Action Figure
World’s Finest Batman leans into the classic blue and grey costume with a bright yellow oval bat emblem on the chest, a yellow utility belt with a chunky rectangular buckle, and blue gloves, boots, and trunks that hit all the right nostalgic notes. The cape has a smooth, flowing texture with scalloped bat-wing points along the bottom edge, and the boot cuffs feature pointed star-shaped flares at the tops.
The cowl on World’s Finest Batman has a clean, classic sculpt with tall pointed ears, a sharp brow ridge, and white eyes that pop against the blue mask, while the exposed lower face has a strong jaw with a subtle chin cleft. The yellow oval bat emblem is crisp and well-defined against the grey chest, and the cape drapes with a smooth, satiny finish.
The blue cape on World’s Finest Batman has a nice weight to it from the front, with broad panels that fall cleanly past the hips and terminate in those sharp scalloped points near the ankles. The gauntlets have three sculpted fin blades on each forearm, and the boot tops flare out into pointed, bat-wing-shaped cuffs that give the lower legs a distinctly comic-book profile.
From the back, the World’s Finest Batman cape dominates the view with its rich blue satin finish and deep, natural folds that cascade down to the signature scalloped hem with its sharp, jagged bat-wing cuts. The grey of the suit peeks out at the shoulders, and the cowl’s back panel is smooth and seamless, tapering cleanly into the neckline.
The full accessory spread for World’s Finest Batman includes a Batarang with swept, angular wings, two pairs of alternate hands in open and gripping configurations, a round display base, and a collectible art card reproducing a classic comic cover with Batman and Superman mid-flight. Nice to see extra hand options packed in here for a figure with this kind of classic, expressive design.
The World’s Finest Batman packaging follows the same black window box format, with the blue interior tray framing the figure behind the angular cutout alongside the Batarang and alternate hands. The interior backing features comic artwork in cool blue tones depicting Batman mid-action against a Gotham rooftop scene.
The front of the World’s Finest Batman box features comic artwork in warm, saturated tones.
The side panel of the World’s Finest Batman box features the comic artwork wrapping around from the back, with a warm-toned illustration of Batman and Superman in flight against a golden sky. A small side window shows the Batarang and alternate hands secured in the molded tray insert.
The back of the World’s Finest Batman box from a three-quarter angle shows the comic artwork panel wrapping around the corner, with Batman soaring above Superman against a warm, golden backdrop and classic speech bubbles adding a fun Silver Age touch. The side panel’s small accessory window is just barely in view, with the alternate hands and Batarang nestled in their tray slots.
