LJN WWE Superstars Series 5 & Hart Foundation Preorder
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The LJN WWE Superstars lineup that Mattel had on display at San Diego Comic-Con is now moving from behind the glass and into preorder territory, and Wave 5 is shaping up to be one of the strongest assortments this line has delivered yet. We got our first look at these figures during SDCC 2026, and now collectors can start securing them through Target’s website. The wave includes a second version of Hulk Hogan, which should be a welcome addition for anyone who grabbed the first release and wants to round out their Hulkamania shelf, along with the Iron Sheik, whose classic heel presence feels like a natural fit for a line built on capturing that late-80s WWF energy. Brother Love is the kind of deep cut that makes this line so much fun, because how often does a non-wrestler character like that get the full figure treatment in a wrestling line? Then there’s Jey Uso, bridging the modern roster into the vintage LJN aesthetic in a way that keeps this line from being purely a nostalgia play. But the real crown jewel of this wave might be the Hart Foundation tag team set, packaging Bret Hart and Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart together as they should be. That pairing alone is going to turn heads, and I’d expect it to move quickly once collectors realize it’s live. These figures are now live on Target’s website so if you’re picking these up through the links, we appreciate the support.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
LJN WWE Superstars Wave 5
Three figures from the new wave are lined up here: Jey Uso in his “YEET” tank top and dark pants, Iron Sheik sporting his championship belt and lace-up boots, and Brother Love in his white suit with a red tie and rose on the lapel. The card art behind each figure carries that classic LJN-style illustration with the group wrestling scene running across the bottom of each blister card.
Brother Love’s loose figure stands next to his carded version, showing off the full white suit with red suspenders, red tie, and a sculpted rose on the lapel. The brown dress shoes have a nice glossy finish, and that exaggerated red skin tone on the head sculpt is such a perfect detail for the character.
Brother Love’s head sculpt nails the character’s signature red-faced look, complete with slicked-back dark hair, glasses, and that wide grin. A red rose is sculpted onto the lapel of his white suit jacket, and he comes with a microphone accessory.
Iron Sheik stands in front of his carded counterpart, wearing blue trunks with a repeating sunburst pattern and a championship belt with a green strap buckled around his waist. The thick handlebar mustache and bald head are clean on the sculpt, and each boot has a different color, matching the mismatched look the character was known for.
The glossy finish on Iron Sheik’s torso gives the sculpt a slick, oiled-up quality that fits the character perfectly. Up close, the championship belt’s center plate has a detailed medallion sculpt with a starburst pattern pressed into it.
Jey Uso’s loose figure shows off the white “YEET” tank top over tattooed arms, with the blue sunglasses painted cleanly across the face sculpt. His carded version sits just behind, and the retro card art features a crowd of cartoon wrestling fans filling the background behind the blister.
Jey Uso’s dark pants have a glossy finish with “FUEGO” lettering printed near the ankle, and the white sneakers have a chunky, flat sole with clean lines. The Samoan tribal tattoo work covering his arm carries intricate geometric patterning that reads well at this scale.
The Hart Foundation tag team two-pack features Bret “Hit Man” Hart in his pink and black trunks with sunglasses and a championship belt, alongside Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart in a matching pink and black singlet. Cindy Lauper stands nearby in her red dress and heels, with a wild curly hair sculpt that captures the ’80s look perfectly.
The Hart Foundation two-pack’s loose figures both wear matching pink trunks, black singlet straps, and black lace-up boots with sculpted lacing that runs all the way up the shin. A tag team championship belt sits between them in the packaging tray, and each figure already has one buckled around their waist.
The Anvil’s head sculpt features a furrowed brow, a pointed goatee, and dark hair swept back, with the championship belt’s center plate carrying a large round medallion with detailed engraving. His black boots have sculpted cross-lacing running up the front, capped with a pink and white stripe at the top where they meet the trunks.
Bret Hart’s black singlet straps frame the bare chest, with the tag team championship belt sitting snugly at the waist, its round center plate featuring the same medallion design shared across the Hart Foundation set. His black sunglasses sit tight against the face sculpt, and the pink trunks pop against those black lace-up boots.
I’m really liking how this Hulk Hogan v2 figure captures his classic late 1980s look with bright blond hair, a full handlebar mustache, and a determined expression. The figure is sculpted with a muscular physique and features black trunks, red knee pads, light blue lace up boots, and white wristbands, while a white headband completes the signature look. Both arms are posed with clenched fists, giving the impression that he’s firing up the crowd or getting ready to drop the leg. The included green championship belt adds another display option, letting you pose the figure as a title holder right out of the package.
