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Shown below is the new Superman (2025) - Superman 1/6 scale collectible figure from INART/Queen Studios. Stay tuned for more details! "Your choices, your actions, that's what makes you who you are." As the Son of Krypton prepares to take flight in theaters, INART is delighted to present its take on Superman as he appears in the first theatrical installment of the DC Universe! The Superman sixth scale figure includes two newly developed lifelike head sculpts faithfully based off of David Corenswet's likeness, a sleek, muscular body that recreates his imposing physical stature from the movie, as well as a rich selection of accessories. The calm expression head sculpt includes articulated eyes that can be operated by internal levers. Superman's suit is carefully recreated from the screen-used suit with incredible textures, detail and weathering, while two capes are included, one high quality drape cape, and a wired cape with an embedded wire for dynamic posing. Both capes feature the yellow Superman symbol embossed on the back. Two pairs of boots are included, one pair with the feet pointed downward for flight poses, and another pair made of pliable material for the perfect blend of aesthetic and articulation. The figure comes with seven interchangeable hands and a highly detailed Krypto figurine with his own tiny wired cape as well! A base, inspired by the Fortress of Solitude, and a transparent acrylic stand that ports into the back of the figure, are included for Superman to achieve levitating poses with ease. With every detail immaculately translated from screen to figure, Superman and Krypto are ready to protect the world from any who may threaten it! Make sure you don't miss out on this must-have figure by pre-ordering today! 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: Manufacturing Brand: INART Product: Superman (2025) - Superman 1/6 Collectible Figure Materials: PVC, ABS, Real fabric, Die-cast, Resin, Acrylic, etc 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧 𝗦𝗜𝗭𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗗𝗜𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 Product Size: 35.6cm (H) 14.9cm (W) 16.1cm (L) (including base) Product Scale: Sixth Scale 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: 1 Calm Expression Head Sculpt with Articulated Eyes and Sculpted Hair 1 Closed-Eyes Head Sculpt with Sculpted Hair 1 Fully Articulated Body 7 Interchangeable Hands 5 Accessories 1 Acrylic Support Stand 1 Base #dc #dcmovie #dcuniverse #dcu #dcmoviefigures #superman #superman2025 #supermanfans #krypto #sixthscalefigure #jamesgunn #davidcorenswet #inartnews #inart #inartcollectibles

Quick update on the movie Super Powers Superman. Just a lighter blue and higher collar. I might remove the belt at some point and sculpt a smaller one. But, for now it's done.

INART posted a teaser of their upcoming Superman (2025) 1/6 scale collectible figure. Pre-orders open on July 5th. Stay tuned for more details! Look up! The INART Superman 1/6 Collectible Figure inspired by this summer's blockbuster is about to arrive — pre-orders start on July 5th. R.S.V.P. now! >>>https://inart.show/superman-figure-teaser #dc #dcmovie #dcuniverse #dcu #dcmoviefigures #superman #superman2025 #supermanfans #krypto #sixthscalefigure #jamesgunn #davidcorenswet #inartnews #inart #inartcollectibles

Skip the disappointment, go straight to clearance! In a bold and unprecedented move, McFarlane Toys has announced a brand new Superman action figure... going straight to Ross Dress for Less! That’s right: no pre-orders, no online exclusivity, no hope of finding it at Target or Walmart. The figure will debut exclusively at Ross, the discount retailer known for mismatched hangers, confusing layouts, and piles of rejected toys from other stores! ToyFarce investigated... Collectors everywhere were stunned, not by the figure's design (it's the same movie Superman figure, minus accessories), but by the location. For years, the phrases "Ross exclusive!" or "That’s going straight to Ross!" has been a running joke in the toy community when referring to less-than-popular figures. But in a shocking twist, McFarlane Toys decided to embrace the meme and make it a reality. "Why wait six months for a figure to accidentally end up at Ross when we can just send it there now?" said a McFarlane Toys spokesperson in a statement we absolutely made up. "We’ve streamlined the process! It’s innovation!" The figure, dubbed "Ross exclusive Superman" features: A smaller packaging (because you weren’t going to display the box anyway) No accessories (because hope is the real accessory, which is what the symbol on his chest stands for!) A price point so low, you’ll feel guilty not buying it, until you remember it’s still your 84th McFarlane Toys Superman figure. Reactions online were mixed. Some praised the honesty: "Finally, a figure that knows its destiny!" said one collector. Others were more skeptical: "So I’m supposed to dig through a bin of broken kitchenware and clearance sandals to find my Superman figure now?" McFarlane Toys has yet to confirm if the Ross exclusive Superman will come with a Ross price tag sticker already applied to the blister, but early sightings say yes, and peeling it off will absolutely tear the box. Just as Todd intended! More news at 11:00... Ross, Collect for less! *ToyFarce News is parody news for laughs and not meant to be taken seriously!

Shown below is the Superman (2025) 1/9 scale figure from Fondjoy. Stay tuned for more details!

With McFarlane's Super Friends line out, it really bothered me that Lex Luthor was around to cause havoc without the Man of Steel to thwart his evil plans. So, I decided to rectify that. Super Friends Superman was a Batman 66 retro Superman. I removed the head, logo left arm, and cape. Added a logo from a FTC Super Friends Superman, cape from the recent classic Super Powers Superman that has been pinned to the shoulders, and lastly head from the DCUC supes. Hope you enjoy this take, and as always More to come

The new McFarlane Super Friends line has me wanting more, and since the future of that line is dim, with less than nine months until the DC library of characters goes back to Mattel, I thought I would add a few more characters to it. I already made the Man of Steel, Superman to thwart Luthor, but now I'm adding Lex's partner in crime Brainiac to the fold. This was made from a McFarlane retro New Adventures of Batman pink Riddler and the head from a white Marvel Legends Vision. Hope you enjoy this take, and as always More to come.

DC Co-Chairman James Gunn will be directing his own script for Superman: Legacy. The project is part of the multi-platform connected DC universe – “Chapter One, Gods and Monsters." Gunn announced that a new Superman movie will be made when he took the job at DC and Henry Cavill won't be returning as the Man of Steel. The new Superman movie will be about the early days of Superman. Superman Legacy tells the story of Superman’s journey to reconcile his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing as Clark Kent of Smallville, Kansas. He is the embodiment of truth, justice, and the American way, guided by human kindness in a world that sees kindness as old-fashioned. Superman: Legacy is scheduled for theaters worldwide on July 11th, 2025. Source: Deadline

iT noT wEdnEsdAy, anD yOu doN't knoW whAt tHat mEanS: ToyFarce rEvieW! tHis weEk, wE noT hAviNg a looK aT tHe DC Multiverse Bizarro and Batzarro tWo-paCk bY McFarlane Toys! tHosE figUres noT iNspiRed by thE Ed McGuiness dEsiGns frOm tHe Superman/Batman: Public Enemies rUn, nOt wriTteN bY Jeph Loeb. FiguRes loOk verY teRriBle, anD mE noT happY wiTh tHem! alSo, Amazon Exclusive DC Gold Label Parallax (Zero Hour: Crisis in Time) wHo dOesN't gLow iN tHe dArk! (I think I'll stop here with the Bizarro talk...) Bizarro and Batzarro come with an extra set of hands each (closed fists), Bizarro has his Bizarro #1 medal, there's also a big 'environmental' base and the usual trading cards. Both figures look like they were taken right out of the comic book. The head sculpts are simply amazing. It's clear that McFarlane Toys re-used the bodies of The Dark Knight Returns figures and just changed the heads, but the proportions do just work so well with those. Sure, there's the Batman logo that can still be seen under the upside down Batzarro logo, which is a bit sloppy, but it still kinda works with him. His belt is also upside down, and the pouches are empty. They're big dumb fun figures of big dumb fun characters. Staying on the subject of McFarlane Toys, the Amazon Exclusive DC Gold Label Parallax (Zero Hour: Crisis in Time) Glow in the Dark Edition is also a great figure. The previous DC Multiverse Parallax figure didn't do it for me (wrong hair color, suit a bit too dark), but this one was just to good to pass on. Plus, it glows in the dark, which is always a fun feature! The green semi-translucent glow-in-the-dark plastic gives it the perfect color. The cape also looks awesome. Parallax comes with a Green Lantern power battery, 2 energy effects, a trading card with a stand, and a base with the Green Lantern logo on it. The figure also looks great in the dark, with all the green parts glowing. Another great release! More news at 11:00... it nEveR niCe tO haVe gReaT lOokiNg fiGurEs!

Super simple paint job. Black over the yellow of the chest symbol and the belt. A little gold on the buckle and grey on the sides of the hair. My first paint job, done with acrylic model paint I had lying around, in about an hour.

In the 2018 documentary I Am Paul Walker, it was revealed by Paul Walker's manager, Matt Luber, and his stunt double, Oakley Lehman, that the late actor had the opportunity to portray Clark Kent, the Man of Steel. Luber disclosed in the documentary, which recently aired on The CW, that Walker was screen testing for the role of Superman and was considered the frontrunner for a lucrative $10 million deal. Lehman, who was not only Walker's stunt double but also his childhood friend, confirmed that the actor was seriously considering taking on the iconic superhero role. However, Walker ultimately decided against it as he did not want to be tied down to playing Superman for multiple films and the rest of his life. According to Luber, Walker was even dressed in the Superman costume during the audition when he abruptly made up his mind and left, expressing his discontent with the situation. In 2003, Walker disclosed the reasons behind his decision to decline the role of Superman when DC attempted to revive the franchise. Walker passed away on November 30, 2013, at the age of 40, as a result of a car collision. Source: Deadline

Next up is Super Powers Gangbuster! Doesn't get more obscure than the time Superman was suffering through PTSD after sending Zod and the other Kryptonian villains to their death in the Phantom Zone, that he took on a new identity as the vigilante Gangbuster. Roughing up hooligans Daredevil style and breaking bones. Only when discovered by Metropolis' other hero Guardian, (and yes hes coming at some point.) did he exile himself into space to get his together.

Warner Bros. Discovery has meticulously remastered Max Fleischer’s treasured set of 17 animated Superman shorts from the original 35mm source elements. Max Fleischer’s Superman 1941-1943 will be available to purchase Digitally on HD and on Blu-ray on May 16, 2023. Superman made his comic book debut in 1938, appearing in Action Comics #1 (dated June 1938, but officially published on April 18, 1938), and the Man of Steel’s popularity grew with his subsequent radio program. Max Fleischer gave the world’s first Super Hero his initial animated spotlight, producing 17 theatrical animated shorts from September 1941 to July 1943 that further elevated the character’s profile, and added many significant aspects to his canon – including coining many of Superman’s patented catchphrases and attributes. Warner Bros. Discovery’s advanced remastering process began with a 4K, 16-bit scan of Fleischer’s original 35mm successive exposure negative. Staying true to the original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.37-to-1, the highest quality raw image was then scanned and then entered into the recombine process – utilizing special proprietary software to merge the successive exposure Technicolor negatives into a single RGB color image. The end result is pristine animated shorts that have been restored to the animators’ originally intended production quality. Well-known radio actors Clayton “Bud” Collyer and Joan Alexander reprised their famed The Adventures of Superman radio show roles for the Fleischer/Famous Studios animated shorts as Superman/ Clark Kent and Lois Lane, respectively. Jackson Beck provided the voice of Perry White and the show’s primary narrator. Additional voices, many of whom had participated in the Superman radio program, were provided by Jack Mercer, Grant Richards, Julian Noa, Lee Royce, Max Smith, Sam Parker, and Carl Meyer. Max Fleischer’s Superman 1941-1943 will be available on May 16, 2023, to purchase Digitally in HD from Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, Google Play, Vudu, and more, and on Blu-ray at major retailers both online and in-store. EPISODES (AND PREMIERE DATE): Superman (Mad Scientist) – 9/26/1941 The Mechanical Monsters – 11/28/1941 Billion Dollar Limited – 1/9/1942 Arctic Giant – 2/27/1942 The Bulleteers – 3/27/1942 The Magnetic Telescope – 4/24/1942 Electric Earthquake – 5/15/1942 Volcano – 7/10/1942 Terror on the Midway – 8/28/1942 The Japoteurs – 9/18/1942 Showdown – 10/16/1942 The Eleventh Hour – 11/20/1942 Destruction, Inc. – 12/25/1942 The Mummy Strikes – 2/19/1943 Jungle Drums – 3/26/1943 Underground World – 6/18/1943 Secret Agent – 7/30/1943 SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE: New Featurette – Superman: Speeding Toward Tomorrow – Superman’s exploits in the Fleischer series modernized the monomyth of the Greek godlike hero and expanded and romanticized the prevalent themes of sci-fi and fantasy. It was this combination of heartfelt storytelling, relatable heroes, and amazing visuals that has endeared the Fleischer series to fans as one of the greatest superhero stories of all time. This featurette explores visual storytelling as the lavish animation, with special attention paid to all the atomic age technology, pushes science fiction closer to becoming a powerful social and pop culture force. Featurette – First Flight: The Fleischer Superman Series – The Origins and Influence of This Groundbreaking Cartoon Series – A gathering of contemporary animators, comic book & animation historians, and legendary Fleischer artists examine these beloved shorts, focusing on the animation and the breakthrough techniques that created it, as well as studying the title character’s place in history. Featurette – The Man, the Myth, Superman: Exploring the Tradition of Superman Heroes on the Page and Screen – A fascinating study of Superman-esque characters throughout history – in ancient myth, literature, and film – that bring forth imaginative, super-human qualities, captivating audiences and enduring the test of time. Pricing and film information: PRODUCT SRP Digital HD Purchase $14.99 USA and CANADA Blu-ray $33.99 USA, 39.99 CANADA Languages: English Subtitles: English, French Running Time: 145 minutes