Mattel DC Premier Series Wave 2 In Stock on Amazon
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Wave 2 of the Mattel DC Premier Series is now in stock on Amazon, and collectors who have been watching this line develop since we got a hands-on look at Toy Fair 2026 can finally get these figures in hand. The lineup this time around is a solid mix, with four figures spanning some interesting territory for the 6.5-inch scale line. Green Lantern John Stewart leads the way as the wave’s headliner for me, and I love that Mattel is pushing beyond the usual suspects to give a character like John his own slot in the Premier Series, complete with 2 blasters and gauntlet accessories that should make for some great display options. He’s joined by a Stealth Suit Batman rocking an all-black design with a fabric cape and weapon stand, a Series 2 Superman that comes loaded with battle armor and multiple accessories alongside his own fabric cape, and a Jokerized Batman from the Altered Super-Hero sub-line that puts a twisted spin on the Dark Knight with a full accessory complement including a fabric cape and weapon stand. All four figures feature 22 points of articulation at the 6.5-inch scale, and they’re available right now through our affiliate partner Amazon. The Green Lantern John Stewart figure is ready to go, along with Stealth Suit Batman, Superman, and the Jokerized Batman. If this line has been on your radar, now is the time to grab them before stock starts moving.
Where to Buy
You can find the figures at the following retailers below
Jokerized Batman
The card art on the left side features an illustration of Jokerized Batman with a wide, sinister grin and a purple-and-green color scheme that leans hard into the Joker influence. Inside the blister, the figure sits alongside swap-out heads, including a white Joker-style face and a standard Batman cowl.
Jokerized Batman is shown here with his full accessory spread, including three swap-out heads, a green accessory runner loaded with Batarangs, boxing glove attachments, and handcuffs. The green neon stitching detail running down the suit’s torso and legs is a nice touch, tying the whole Joker corruption theme into the sculpt itself rather than just relying on the purple color swap.
The oversized boxing glove is sculpted with individually defined fingers and a chunky, exaggerated proportions that fit the Joker-themed absurdity. His cowl has a white face underneath with a wide, toothy Joker grin and green eyes, paired with the black cape that has a pointed, scalloped hem matching the gauntlet fins.
The purple suit’s green bat-symbol on the chest pops against the blue-purple tones of the bodysuit, and the yellow utility belt breaks up the color scheme nicely. Small green scratch marks are scattered across the arms and torso, adding a vandalized, Joker-tagged quality to the suit’s surface.
The in-hand shot gives a good sense of the figure’s scale, and that black cape has a nice drape to it with the scalloped bat-fin edges hanging naturally. The gauntlet fins on both forearms have a sharp, jagged sculpt that matches the pointed details on the boot cuffs.
Stealth Suit Batman
Stealth Suit Batman comes on a blue card with a Gotham cityscape illustration behind a gold shield-shaped insert tray. The card art on the left shows a rendered version of the figure in his all-black suit with the yellow bat-symbol and utility belt.
Stealth Suit Batman is shown here with his full accessory layout, including a weapon stand with multiple clip points and a runner packed with Batarangs, shuriken, and handcuffs. The bat-symbol on his chest has a yellow outline against the black suit, matching the utility belt’s buckle and capsule details.
The knee pads have a layered, segmented sculpt with a wrapped texture around the joints, and the boots feature angular plating with treaded soles. His gauntlets have a sculpted fin detail on the forearms, and the cape has a pointed, scalloped edge that mirrors those fin shapes nicely.
The black suit has a matte finish across most of the body, with a textured weave on the upper arms, inner elbows, and knee wraps that contrasts with the smoother armor plating on the chest and shins. He’s holding a Batarang with a multi-pronged design, and the utility belt’s individual capsule compartments have crisp sculpted edges.
Superman
Superman comes packaged on a blue card with a Metropolis cityscape illustration in the background, and the card art on the left features a comic-style illustration of Superman in a classic red-and-blue suit with a confident grin.
Superman is shown here with his full accessory spread, including a runner of battle armor pieces featuring a shield-shaped chest plate stamped with the S-symbol, a twisted piece of metal, armor, and a chain. That classic red-and-blue suit with the yellow belt and S-shield on the chest is clean and straightforward, and the red cape hangs with a nice drape and pointed hem.
Superman comes equipped with a bent steel girder and a length of chain, both with a metallic finish and solid sculpted detail on the individual chain links and the rivets running down the girder. The head sculpt has a strong, square jaw with a slight smirk, and that signature black hair curl over the forehead is well-defined.
The red boots have a clean sculpted cuff at the top, and the yellow belt buckle has a rounded, oversized shape that nails the classic comic look.
Superman has the battle armor chest plate snapped on here, with the S-symbol stamped into the shield-shaped plate and a metallic finish across the sculpted surface.
Green Lantern John Stewart
Green Lantern John Stewart comes on a blue card with a Gotham-to-Metropolis cityscape illustration in the background, and the card art on the left features a comic-style illustration of John in his classic green-and-black suit with his ring fist extended forward.
John Stewart’s green-and-black suit has a clean split between the dark torso and the green shoulders, boots, and knee panels, with the Lantern symbol centered on his chest. The green construct runner includes a chest plate, two blasters, gauntlet pieces, and fists, all still on the sprue and packed with mechanical sculpted detail.
John Stewart’s construct blaster has a chunky, heavily detailed sculpt with layered mechanical greebling across the body and a multi-barrel front end. His power ring is sculpted onto the finger with the Lantern symbol cleanly stamped into it.
John Stewart’s head sculpt has a sharp, determined expression with green eyes and a clean fade haircut that tapers tight on the sides. The green boots have a ribbed tread pattern on the soles with a smooth, slightly glossy finish across the upper section.
The chest plate snaps over John Stewart’s torso with a large circular element at the center and angular panel lines etched into the surrounding armor sections. The metallic green finish on the shoulders and boots contrasts with the matte black of the suit’s core sections.
