McFarlane DC Super Powers Entertainment Earth Exclusives Wave 13 Preorders
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Up, up, and away! Boy are we thrilled to bring you another Super Powers preorder alert! Entertainment Earth has the full case of 6 available for preorder! This is super exciting for collectors who want to grab the entire wave in one shot. The DC Super Powers Wave 13 Case of 6 is priced at $80.00 and is expected to ship in August 2026. If you want to lock in the whole wave at once, you can preorder the case now over at Entertainment Earth through our affiliate link for $80.00. That’s a great value for six individually packaged figures. Will we see even more deep cut DC characters in future waves? Only time will tell, but I can’t be more excited about where this line is headed! Order yours now at Entertainment Earth. So let’s take a look at the Super Powers Wave 13 case preorder!
This wave is packed with an amazing lineup of characters including Supergirl, Power Girl, Cyborg Superman, Eradicator, Green Lantern, and Robin. I just love that McFarlane keeps delivering these deep cut characters alongside the heavy hitters, and seeing Eradicator and Cyborg Superman in the Super Powers style is so much fun for anyone who grew up reading the Reign of the Supermen storyline. Each figure comes in at 4 1/2 inches with around 7 points of articulation, and of course they’re all presented on those gorgeous classic blister card packages with updated artwork that pay homage to the original Kenner line from the 1980s. Seeing as this is one of several new Waves coming to Entertainment Earth, let’s hope that this give us more than just repaints in the future remaining waves. You also get soft fabric capes on the appropriate figures and accessories like the Green Lantern power battery, which is a really cool touch. How amazing is it that this line just keeps going strong wave after wave? The fact that we’re at Wave 13 now and the character selection is still this exciting says everything about the love McFarlane and the collector community have for this throwback line.
Where to Buy
Comeback here tomorrow, when Preorders go live on Tuesday, May 26 at 12 PM Eastern/11 AM Central, ONLY at Entertainment Earth.
Here are some fun shots of the full Wave 13 lineup together, and you really get a sense of how well these six figures work as a set. Supergirl takes center stage flanked by Green Lantern and Robin, while Power Girl, Cyborg Superman, and Eradicator fill out the back row, their fabric capes creating a sea of red and yellow that ties the whole group together beautifully.
Power Girl
Power Girl’s card artwork features a bold, classic illustration of her in the iconic white leotard and flowing red cape, with her blonde hair and confident expression perfectly capturing that vintage DC house style. Clad in her white costume with blue gloves, boots, and belt, the figure beside the card sports a soft fabric cape in rich red that hangs with real weight and movement at this smaller scale.
The blister bubble gives you a clear view of Power Girl’s face sculpt, with her blonde hair framing her features in soft waves and a blue choker sitting snugly at her neck. You can see how the yellow belt buckle adds a small but effective pop of color against the white leotard, breaking up the lighter tones nicely.
The back of Power Girl’s card is packed with a full visual checklist of the Super Powers line, showing 66 numbered figures in miniature silhouette form across a bright orange and yellow gradient panel. I like how the character bio in the upper right keeps things short and classic, identifying her as the Earth-Two equivalent of Supergirl and cousin to Superman, printed in English, French, and Spanish.
Power Girl’s red fabric cape has a lovely fullness to it at this scale, draping past her boots and framing her white leotard and blue accessories with a real sense of weight. Her blue gloves extend well past the wrists with a slightly oversized, chunky sculpt that fits the vintage Super Powers toy aesthetic perfectly, matching the wide cuffs on her blue boots.
Power Girl’s face sculpt has a determined expression with bright blue eyes and a subtle set to her jaw that gives the head a lot of personality for this scale. Her blonde hair is sculpted in voluminous waves that rest on her shoulders, sitting naturally over the cape’s fabric where it gathers at the neckline.
From the back, Power Girl’s red fabric cape covers nearly her entire figure with an even, smooth drape that shows off the tight weave of the material. Her blonde hair peeks out above the collar in a compact, sculpted mass, and the bright blue boots below the cape’s hem provide the only color contrast from this angle.
Cyborg Superman
Cyborg Superman’s card art does a fantastic job capturing his half-man, half-machine duality, with the illustrated figure splitting cleanly between the classic Superman suit and exposed cybernetic skeleton underneath. The bright blue card with its retro starburst framing and bold yellows and reds nails that vintage Super Powers energy.
The blister bubble gives you a nice look at how the figure splits between Superman’s classic blue suit and the silver cybernetic half, with mechanical detailing running down one side of the face, torso, arm, and leg. I like how the soft fabric cape drapes over both sides, tying the organic and machine halves together.
Cyborg Superman looks fantastic out of the packaging, with the silver cybernetic sections on his right arm, knee, and lower leg contrasting sharply against the classic blue suit and red trunks. The fabric cape drapes with real weight across his shoulders, and that yellow belt buckle provides a small, welcome break between the blue and red color fields.
The head sculpt is where things get really interesting, with the cybernetic half of his face featuring a skeletal metallic jaw, exposed teeth, and a piercing red eye that contrasts against the human side’s natural skin tone and dark hair. Something I appreciate here is how the mechanical detailing extends consistently from the shoulder down through the arm to the fingertips, with layered armor plating and segmented joints sculpted into the silver sections.
From the back, Cyborg Superman’s red fabric cape dominates the view with its wide, even drape from a gathered collar that hugs the neckline snugly. You can see how the asymmetry carries through to the legs, with one silver cybernetic limb and one classic red boot peeking out beneath the cape’s hem alongside a sliver of blue trunks.
Hal Jordan Green Lantern 90s
Hal Jordan looks great out of the package, with his classic green and black uniform split by the white gloves and that crisp Lantern insignia on his chest. The included power battery is a nice touch, and you can see how the sculpt keeps things simple and faithful to the vintage Super Powers aesthetic at this 4 1/2-inch scale.
The card art captures Hal Jordan in a classic José Luis García-López style, fist forward with his ring glowing, the green and black suit popping against the bright blue and yellow retro card design. I like how the illustrated power battery sits right alongside him in the blister, reinforcing that iconic Lantern kit.
Here’s a closer look at Hal Jordan’s power battery, which has a chunky, satisfying sculpt with a rounded body and looped handle that fits the vintage toy aesthetic perfectly. His green domino mask sits cleanly against his skin tone, with the brown hair swept back in a simple, era-appropriate style that keeps everything feeling classic.
Sporting his 90s-era uniform, Hal Jordan’s green boots have a nice tonal distinction from the darker green of his torso, adding subtle depth to what could easily have been a flat color scheme. The white gloves are sculpted with closed fists that give his hands a clean, squared-off look, and you can see how the black sections on his upper arms and legs create a sharp visual break between the green and white elements.
Here’s a closer look at the back of Hal Jordan’s sculpt, where the green torso section carries subtle anatomical contouring between the shoulder blades that adds just enough dimension without overcomplicating the vintage aesthetic. The brown hair has a clean, swept-back shape from behind, and those white gloves read as bright endpoints that bookend the black sleeves with a satisfying contrast.
Eradicator Superman
Eradicator’s costume splits between blue and black in a way that really sets him apart from the standard Superman look, with black running down the arms and outer legs while blue fills the center of the torso and inner legs. The yellow visor is a great detail, and his red fabric cape has a nice drape to it, matching the smaller carded version displayed alongside him on the retro-style blister card.
Eradicator’s card art shows him soaring forward in that signature blue and black suit, red cape billowing behind him, with his stern expression and yellow visor lending a cold, alien intensity to the illustration. The retro starburst patterning and star-lined banner across the lower portion of the card tie everything together with that classic Super Powers presentation.
Eradicator’s yellow visor wraps across his brow in a solid opaque band, and you can see how it contrasts against the pale skin tone and short black hair with its single sculpted curl at the front. The red fabric cape has a rich, saturated color that pops against the black arms and shoulders, with the “S” shield on his chest cleanly framed by the blue torso section in its traditional red and yellow deco.
I like how the black sections on Eradicator’s arms and outer legs create a strong graphic division against the blue center, almost giving the suit a paneled, segmented look that reads differently from every angle. The cape’s fabric collar bunches slightly around the neck where it’s attached, adding a soft texture that breaks up the hard plastic of the shoulders nicely.
From the back, Eradicator’s red fabric cape falls in a wide, unbroken sweep that covers his torso completely, with the gathered collar sitting tight and neat at the base of his black hair. His blue inner legs and black boots peek out just below the hem, and it’s cool to see how the cape’s saturated red contrasts so cleanly against those darker lower sections.
Earth 2 Dick Grayson
Robin’s card art showcases a muscular, confident take on the Earth 2 Dick Grayson design, with the red tunic, green trunks and gloves, and a gold cape flowing behind him in that signature José Luis García-López illustration style. Outfitted with a bright yellow fabric cape that drapes nicely over his shoulders, the figure beside the card nails the classic color blocking of red, green, and yellow, with his green domino mask and black hair sculpted cleanly onto the head.
The packaging gives you a closer look at Robin’s green boots and trunks, which contrast sharply against the yellow legs and create that clean, color-blocked retro feel the Earth 2 costume is known for. I like how the gold “R” emblem on his chest sits within a black circle, keeping it distinct from the surrounding red tunic.
Robin’s yellow fabric cape has a nice drape to it here, falling naturally across his red tunic and framing those green gloves and trunks with a classic Silver Age warmth. You can see how the green domino mask wraps tightly around his eyes, leaving his jawline exposed with a subtle, confident smirk sculpted into the lower face.
Robin’s green boots have a smooth, matte finish that pairs well with the matching gloves, and the yellow belt buckle sits cleanly between the red tunic and green trunks as a bright dividing line. I’m really digging how the sculpt captures that Earth 2 Dick Grayson maturity, with his broader frame filling out the costume in a way that feels distinctly different from the younger Robin designs.
From the back, Robin’s yellow fabric cape dominates the view with a smooth, even drape that completely covers his red tunic, leaving only his green boots and a flash of yellow leg below the hemline. His black hair is sculpted in a compact, rounded shape at the crown, sitting cleanly above the cape’s gathered collar where the green of his mask’s edge just barely peeks through.
Super Girl
Supergirl’s card art features a gorgeous classic illustration of her mid-flight in the blue top, red skirt, and flowing red cape, with her blonde curls and the bold “S” shield tying her perfectly into that vintage DC house style. The bright blue card with its retro starburst framing pairs beautifully with the figure in the blister, where her soft fabric cape adds real texture and weight next to the flat illustrated version.
Supergirl’s packaging really pops here, with the bright blue card, yellow starburst framing, and that classic flying illustration working together to create one of the most visually appealing cards in the wave. Her red fabric cape fills the blister bubble with a richness that complements the illustrated cape on the card art, and the “S” shield on her chest translates well from the artwork to the sculpt at this 4 1/2-inch scale.
Supergirl’s blue top has a warm, saturated tone that pairs perfectly with the red and yellow “S” shield, and her yellow belt with its sculpted buckle creates a clean color transition between the top and the soft fabric red skirt. Her red boots have a scalloped upper edge with pointed peaks that add a small but welcome design flourish, keeping the lower half from reading too simply.
Supergirl’s blonde hair is sculpted in thick, voluminous curls that rest just above the cape line, with a warm yellow tone that reads almost golden against the blue of her top. Her face has bright blue eyes, defined brows, and a subtle rose-colored lip that gives the head sculpt a polished, classic look at this 4 1/2-inch scale.
Wave 13 Teaser
For those of you who thought that the McFarlane Super Powers line was over, well we have great new for you! Entertainment Earth & McFarlane Toys teased on Instagram the first wave of McFarlane DC Super Powers Entertainment Earth Exclusives! The cool thing is that the announcement says it’s the first wave of the Entertainment Earth exclusives, so that means there is more than one new wave coming! McFarlane still has the license until the end of 2026, so we can see several waves with EE! They showcased an image of 6 silhouettes of figures and went as far as to offer a $150 EE Gift Certificate to the person who could decode the characters! At first blush it looks like a couple new Supermans, perhaps a classic version of Wonder Woman, maybe Super Girl? I’m hoping for a classic Aquaman perhaps? But the others are a little harder to decode. What are your thoughts? If you can decode them, you can win that $150 Gift Certificate! Check out the image below! The winner will be announced one hour before the wave goes live on the site! As soon as the Wave goes live, we will be sure to cover it, so come back to Toyhabits.com! So let’s check out the McFarlane DC Super Powers Entertainment Earth Exclusives first wave they teased below!
According to: Entertainment Earth & McFarlane Toys on Instagram
🔥 NO, this is not a joke! We repeat; this is NOT a joke! 🔥
👀 It’s no secret—we’ve teamed up with @mcfarlane_toys_official for the DC Super Powers line… but the characters in the first wave? Still top secret 🤫
Think you can crack the code? 🧠⚡
Drop your guesses below for which 6 characters you think are coming next!
🎁 Prize: One fan who correctly guesses all 6 characters will win a $150 EE Gift Certificate!
⏰ Winner announced: One hour before the wave goes live on the site
📩 Winner will be notified via IG DM
Eligibility: U.S. only, 18+. This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram.
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